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Jerry Vardaman’s “microletters” on Roman coins

This is an odd one, and it’s something that seems to have passed by the notice of most “alternative” archaeologists. … More

coins, Jerry Vardaman, micrographic letters, micrographic writing, microletters, middle-east, religion, Vardaman

Channel 4’s dreary not-so-new evidence about the Turin Shroud

By Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews Channel 4 last night (30 December 2009) showed a documentary claiming to present “new evidence” that the … More

radiocarbon dating, religion, television, Turin Shroud

Santa Claus, come home!

By Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews According to the BBC, a Turkish archaeologist is asking for the supposed relics of Saint Nicholas (c … More

bones, christianity, Christmas, Father Christmas, looting, NAGPRA, religion, Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus

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