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Amazing Discovery Number 3 That Won’t Make You Question Anything

Amazing Discovery Number 3 That Won’t Make You Question Anything

And so we come to the next Amazing Discovery that will only make the most gullible and credulous question everything. This one – the “Hidden Character Stone” – is so bizarre that I frankly don’t understand how anyone could believe the claims made for it. So, here we go with a continuation of Spirit Science’s silly list.

3: The Hidden Character Stone

“This stone is located in a scenic area in…

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10 Amazing Discoveries That Will Won't Make You Question Everything

10 Amazing Discoveries That Won't Make You Question Everything

Sometimes, just the name of a website is enough to make my heart sink. So, when my partner began reading out the name of a page that a mutual friend had ‘Liked’ on Facebook, I had an awful feeling of déjà vu: Spirit Science. As if to confirm my worst fears, the Welcome page includes this gem of wisdom:

Spirit Science is about the harmonic merging of things that previously we have believed did not…

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Hancock’s Fingerprints of the Gods Part III Plumed Serpent: Central America (part one)

Hancock’s Fingerprints of the Gods Part III Plumed Serpent: Central America (part one)

Remaining in the New World, that treasurehouse of “mysteries” that most of his readers will find unfamiliar, Graham Hancock turns his attention to what he calls Central America (why do so many people not understand that Mexico, Guatemala and Belize are NorthAmerican countries?). This region was the home to a number of spectacular civilisations, of which two—the Maya and the Aztecs—are likely to…

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The Paracas skulls: aliens, an unknown hominid species or cranial deformation?

The Paracas skulls: aliens, an unknown hominid species or cranial deformation?

Three Paracas Necropolis Culture skulls, showing different shapes produced by head binding (Source)

Sources of dubious (and not–so–dubious) news on the internet have been getting very excited for the past week or so about some skulls from Paracas in south-western Perú. According to these sites, the skulls have been shown to have DNA that proves them not to be modern Homo sapiensbut something…

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The Lady of Guadeloupe: a Miocene Homo sapiens?

The Lady of Guadeloupe: a Miocene Homo sapiens?

The skeleton of Guadeloupe Woman [Source]

Here’s an unusual case, from the letters page of the Daily Echo of Bournemouth (Dorset, UK). It’s got nothing to do with that Lady of Guadalupe or even this Lady of Guadalupe(different spelling and different places), which probably fall into the category Bad Relics (or, at least, Bad Art). No, this is to do with a skeleton discovered on the French…

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Who “discovered” ley lines?

Who "discovered" ley lines?

Alfred Watkins (1855-1935) (source)

The name that springs instantly to mind is Alfred Watkins (1855-1935). The story of his “discovery” of an ancient system of lines crossing the British landscape is well known to present-day ley line afficionados and to the small number of archaeologists who have ever looked into them. I quote his summary of the system on the main site, but it is worth repeating…

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And another interim!

Just like ’buses, they all turn up at once! This one, published in Heritage Daily, an independent…

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An interim report for the henge

A small collared urn from the final phase of activity on the henge

An interim report has just…

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Sunday 25 August 2013: the last day on site

On site: Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Keeley Hale, Chris Hobbs (morning only), Christl Squires, Emily Abrehart, Frankie Saxton, Ivor Davies, Jim Skipper, Lyall Watson, Martin Jupp, Nigel Harper-Scott, Paul Browne (from 11 a.m.) Phil Dean, Rick Kelly, Steve…

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Saturday 24 August 2013: Open Day on site (and it’s raining)

On site: Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Keeley Hale, Bernie Matthews, Emily Abrehart, Emma Winter, Frances Bourne, Howard Webber (putting up the marquee for the Open Day), Ivor Davies, Jacky Winter, Jan Turner, Jean Andrews, Martin Jupp, Nigel Harper-Scott,…

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Friday 23 August 2013: I’m back on site (and have a lot of catching up to do!)

On site: Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Keeley Hale, Bernie Matthews, Chris Hobbs, David Croft, Emily Abrehart, Frankie Saxton, Ivor Davies, Jim Skipper, Kit Carstairs, Mervyn Evans, Paul Browne, Paul Eland, Pauline Gimson, Phil Dean, Sid Rowe, Tony…

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Thursday 22 July 2013: Keeley is in charge again

Another post written by Keeley.

On site: Jan Turner, Rick Kelly, Tony Driscoll, Sid Rowe, Paul Eland, Phil Dean, Kit Carstairs, Emily Abrehart, Manuela ?, Frankie Saxton, Paul Browne, David Scott, Ursula Scott, Ivor Davies, William Sidderly, Chris Hobbs,…

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Wednesday 21 August 2013: Keeley is in charge

Blog post by Keeley in Keith’s absence.

On site: Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews (only until 10.30), Jan Turner, Christl Squires, Tony Driscoll, William Sidderly, Ashley Tierney, Ivor Davies, Pauline Gimson, Sid Rowe, Emily Abrehart, Phil Dean, Kit Carstairs,…

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Sunday 18 August 2013: the end of the fifth week

On site: Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Frankie Saxton, Ashley Tierney, Chris Hobbs, Christl Squires, Emily Abrehart, Frances Bourne, Graham Gardiner, Ivor Davies, Julie Martin, Keeley Hale’s spirit (she’s gone to collect the pot from pit [171] from the…

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Saturday 17 August 2013: Après le déluge, boie!

On site: Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Keeley Hale, Ashley Tierney, Bernie Matthews (morning only), Chris Hobbs, Ivor Davies (morning only), Graham Gardiner, Julie Matin, Laura Slack, Martin Jupp, Mervyn Evans, Nigel Harper-Scott, Phil Thomas (morning…

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Friday 16 August 2013: our first wet day

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Thursday 15 August: another busy day

On site: Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Frankie Saxton, Ashley Tierney, Bernie Matthews, Chris Hobbs, Emily Abrehart, Ivor Davies, Jan Turner, Judy Flack, Keeley Hale (pm only), Kit Carstairs, Laura Slack, Paul Browne, Paul Eland, Sara Gee, Sid Rowe, Steve…

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