The pre William and his Norman Conquerors (1066 AD) history of England is surprisingly murky, especially considering the riches of ancient earthworks and civilisations with advanced technical skills. Trying to look into the past of Norfolk and Suffolk is somehow even murkier – like its coastal rivers, estuaries and famous reed marshlands of the Broads. …
Transformation of chemical elements, due to solar plasma storm waves, might change dating results for specific techniques. Traces of an enormous solar storm that battered the atmosphere and showered Earth in radioactive particles more than 2,500 years ago have been discovered under the Greenland ice sheet. Scientists studying ice nearly half a kilometre beneath the …
With many dinosaur and human footprint preservation/fossilisation, there are multiple tracks and usually leading or running away from something. Has there been a catastrophic event with terrified animals moving away along the trackways? Dozens of well-preserved dinosaur footprints from at least 100 million years ago have been uncovered in East Sussex. They range in size …
More DNA research reveals the incredible variation in human population and more mystery surrounding those pesky Basal Eurasians. Analysis of DNA from some of the world’s first farmers shows that they had surprisingly diverse origins … The switch from mobile hunting and gathering to the sedentary lifestyle of farming first occurred about 10,000 years ago …
Could changes in planet Earth’s magnetosphere – strength, reversal of direction etc – also change and evolve humans? Have EMF changes in the past evolved ancient and more modern human races? Will future geomagnetic reversals create new electromagnetic evolutions? Have all lifeforms on planet Earth undergone geomagnetic evolution? In 1982 experienced anthropologist and pharmacologist Francis …