Here’s an interesting article from National Geographic: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/08/080822-maya-maze.html But, as usual, the “traditional” archaeologists make some really DUMB assumptions! Not only can they not agree on which came first – the Maya legends about an underworld or the caves of the … Continue reading
After a great deal of anticipation about last year’s Ancient Mysteries Conference in Virginia Beach, Virginia, information about the ongoing research in the Bahamas seems to have vaporized. In fact, after his three-part “teaser” that lead up to the 2007 … Continue reading
An article in the most recent issue of Andy Burnham’s Megalithic Portal (www.megalithic.co.uk) caught my interest and I thought I’d pass it along because of its connection to the search for ancient civilizations. “As one of the world’s leading authorities … Continue reading
The following comments from Dr. Greg Little were posted on the Atlantis Online message board titled “The A.R.E.’s 2008 Search for Atlantis.” (see http://atlantisonline.smfforfree2.com/index.php/topic,6611.0.html) These comments relate to earlier papers published by Little on the Internet and many have been … Continue reading
You’ve probably noticed that there haven’t been any new posts here for quite a while. Part of the reason is that I’ve been busy finishing up the third (and last) novel in my Seeds of Civilization series and I’m happy … Continue reading
Several years ago, and long before this blog, I ran across a couple of on-line articles by a Dutch professor named Dr. Zweistra that I liked so much I printed them out and filed them away in my “stuff to … Continue reading
An article in the July/August (2007) issue of Minerva Magazine places the origins of village life and sea travel as far back as 200,000 to 400,000 years before present (BP). Professor Helmut Ziegert, an archaeologist at Hamburg University, has been conducting … Continue reading
For a couple of weeks now, various media outlets have been running a story about the Yonaguni monument based on information from Masaaki Kimura, a professor at Ryukyu University. Kimura claims to be “on the verge” of proving that the … Continue reading
Dr.Greg Little’s third report details the discovery of “Joulter’s Wall” – a stone wall found in shallow water off a deserted island seven miles north of Andros. Little and his team spent four days filming the wall and exploring the … Continue reading
The History Channel launches the fourth season of its Digging for the Truth series on Monday, September 3, 2007 at 9 PM (8 Central) with an episode about the Chachapoya, a band of warriors who preceded the Inca by five … Continue reading