Archaeologica.org

This is supposed to be a good site....This is not a free course, but I've heard very good feedback from participants.

http://www.glyphdoctors.com/mod/resource/view.php?id=41

Good luck in your search

Oops! someone forgot the band-aid :) http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070306/ap_on_sc/seabed_expedition SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Canary Islands - British scientists have embarked on a mission to study a huge area on the Atlantic seabed where the Earth's crust is mysteriously missing and instead is covere...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070122/ap_ ... e_dinosaur

I think this idea needs a little more thought.

neither can a lot of people here either, I'm sure...what a joke

Thought this was interesting

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... henge.html

shakes head...walks away....

quite a lot at that stage in history there was more than one homo species on earth we are only descended from one of them Neanderspeculators aside :lol: okay, more than one species I can handle, but, why is it that we are said to descend from only one? That is the part I cannot get my mind to accep...

Why is it that when remains such a "little foot" are found, they have to "fit" into some kind of box in order to be considered part of the human evolutionary trail? The article states that it cannot be considered a direct ancestor of humankind but more of a distant cousin. To my ...

http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=21419

quite an appetite for something that doesn't exist.

http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/2006/1801698.htm?ancient It doesn't say what prompted the removal of the bones, or what research was conducted, but one thing I found interesting, was that jars containing organs were also taken. Does anyone know what other cultures would seperate the organ...

Good article, but the "find" has been an ongoing process for many many years. I read about this over two years ago. It was written up in Archaeology Magazine that covered the background of the collection. For those interested here is a link, but it is only an abstract. Those of you who kee...

Michelle posted this in the news back on the 23rd. Goes right along with yours Starflower.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/5374748.stm

Welcome CuriousGranny,

Many posters are pretty much staying out of that fray as well. I look forward to reading about any OOPARTS you know of.

Welcome aboard and join in the "fun".

"So what are we missing?" A tremendous amount of information will never be know for "fact". By definition, archaeological exploration is defined by the limitations it faces. While sound, reasoned, educated correlations can and do produce a factual scenario/timeline, the findings ...

But OAS, with a 30 degree northernly tilt, Nevada would have enough ice of it own to make water