History Forum / General / Archaeology / July 2008

http://www.physorg.com/news135741659.html
My question for the distinguished archaeologists
on sci.arch like Peter Alaca, Tom McDonald,
and Doug Weller or less ironically, the very

Thanks to a friend of mine who had it,  I've been able to read the
paper on the Phaistos Disk, written by Dr Jerome Eisenberg in his
journal "Minerva".
It is not a serious, scientific approach as claimed, but just bad

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Isn't it ironic that, the same day I post a message
about the astounding discovery of physical evidence

Pix at the cite. Athens trying to lure the Elgin Marbles back to their
home with a super museum.
Protecting their marbles
Travellers’ tales     Published:Jul 20, 2008

Stonehenge Luau
The 56 Aubrey Holes
Mumu - Kalua - Imu
Given actual Sizes of the Fifty-six (56) Aubrey Holes from Geophysical

The Aubrey Holes '56 Pig Fats Residue
Residue pig fats are preserved at archaeological Stonehenge Luau in
association with the '56 Aubrey Holes (pig roast - Mumu, Kalua, Imu -
hole pits), below their human cremations/animal remains. High-

Aubrey Holes '56 Pig Fats Residue
Residue hog fats are preserved at archaeological Stonehenge Luau in
association with the '56 Aubrey Holes (pig roast - Mumu, Kalua, Imu -
oven pits), below their human cremations and animal remains. High-

Aubrey Holes '56 Pig Fat Residues
Residue hog fats are preserved at archaeological Stonehenge Luau in
association with the '56 Aubrey Holes (pig roast - Mumu, Kalua, Imu -
underground ovens), below their human cremations and animal remains.

that's it

On a number of occasions I have drawn the attention of subscribers to
sci.archaeolgy to the probability that, in accordance with the
theories of Clube, Napier, Baillie et al some of the physical evidence
that has been found by archaeologist may be the consequence of

When the Romans took over Eastern and Southern Europe, the locals
there didn't adopt Vulgar Latin.  They instead spoke Greek in the
East.  Moreover, in modern-day-England, they only spoke a Celtic
language, but not Latin.  Was a Latin-based language ever spoken in

From an e-mail I received from a friend working at the Heraklion
Museum, I got the following information, which may interest members of
this group :
A few months ago, Dr Jerome Eisenberg visited the Cretan Museum and

The announcement of an Internal Conference on the Phaistos Disk in
London has had an unexpected consequence. I learned for the first
time
that eight years ago J.Faucounau had sent a reply to Y. Duhoux'

The announcement of an Internal Conference on the Phaistos Disk in
London has had an unexpected consequence. I learned for the first time
that eight years ago J.Faucounau had sent a reply to Y. Duhoux' paper,
published in this journal and largely publicized since. One of the