Archaeology

For there were giants in the earth in those days... and after that.

19 June, 2025
Recently the Egyptological and archaeological communities have been thrown into a polarised debate by the tomographic scans of the Giza plateau. For most, the idea of six kilometre shafts beneath the Giza pyramids is a difficult pill to swallow. However much the mainstream historical narrative enforcement efforts push the Dynastic construction dates, it doesn't take a lot of 'digging' to find data which contradicts most of these assertions.

'Worlds in collision' is among the most popoular alternative historical narratives. Heretic or visionary, Velikovsky has been quoted by numerous researchers and condemned by numerous pundits.

3 March, 2023
When the Emperors New Clothes and an Arthur CIA Clarke screen play combine.

The greatest historical story never told

15 October, 2022
Delve into the theosophical works of the early 20th century and there are various references to 'root races'. Up to fifteen different types of sentient human beings are proposed to have coexisted in the earliest of times. As with much of the fringe anthropological theories, some of the abject xenophobia found in theosophy can be difficult to reconcile. However there still remains a very distinct reality that in the relatively recent past, the planet was certainly populated by quite radically different groups of hominins.