The Troy, Hyperborea and Atlantis Connection
Introduction The connections between the legends of Atlantis and Hyperborea and the works of Homer represent a fascinating intersection of
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Prehistoric Britain
Hollingsbury Camp Brighton – A Hillfort… or a Forgotten Harbour?
Introduction There is a single bank and ditch at Hollingbury, roughly square with rounded corners, enclosing around 9 acres (3.6
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Archaeology: The Flaws of Peer Review
Introduction The peer-review system in archaeology is often regarded as a safeguard for academic integrity and quality control. However, it
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Hollows, Sunken Lanes and Palaeochannels
Hollows, Sunken Lanes and Palaeochannels – these landscape features have been the product of mythology throughout history. Introduction Standing on
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ATLANTIS: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked
Atlantis: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked (Transcript) Transcript – Dan Snow’s Atlantis (Debunked) Hello, this is my co-presenter Alice, and
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Archaeological ‘pulp fiction’ – has archaeology turned from science?
Introduction After 40 years of studying archaeological features and reports, I have sadly concluded that archaeologists no longer follow accepted
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Troy Debunked – Troy did not exist in Asia Minor, but in fact, the North Sea island of Doggerland
Introduction Troy, Atlantis — and the North-West European Connection The search for Atlantis has always felt like chasing a shadow
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The Great Stone Transportation Hoax
Introduction This essay series culminates in a comprehensive analysis of the origins and transportation methods of the stones used at
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The Long Barrow and Dolmen Enigma
Rethinking Long Barrows, Dolmens, and the Forgotten Maritime World of Prehistoric Britain Introduction: Reassembling a Broken Argument This article deliberately
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What Archaeology Missed Beneath Stonehenge
Introduction For more than a century, Stonehenge has been interpreted as if it were constructed in a dry, stable chalk
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