The Secrets Of Oak Island
It has been the focus of “the world’s longest and most expensive treasure hunt” and “one of the world’s deepest and most costly archaeological digs” …
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A Critique of Graham Hancock’s Forced Numerical Relationship between the Great Pyramid of Giza and Earth’s Dimensions – 2: Appendices
(From Part 1) APPENDIX A – RADII OF THE EARTH It is impossible to singularly
A Critique of Graham Hancock’s Forced Numerical Relationship between the Great Pyramid of Giza and Earth’s Dimensions – 1
Graham Hancock regularly draws attention to what he considers mystical relationships between the Great Pyramid
Language on the Fringe 3 – Minerva and the Disk (Article Review)
This review article first appeared in: Skeptical Adversaria 3 (2008), 7-8 Reproduced with permission Minerva, named for
Language on the Fringe 6 – No such thing as grammar?
This review article first appeared in: Skeptical Adversaria 2 (2009), 9 Reproduced with permission Amorey Gethin is
Language on the Fringe – Pictish Stones!
This article first appeared on the Association for Skeptical Enquiry (ASKE) site. Reproduced with permission New research
Language on the Fringe – Etymology and philology
This article first appeared on the Association for Skeptical Enquiry (ASKE) site. Reproduced with permission Re evidence
Language on the Fringe – The Lord’s Prayer in Serbian
This article first appeared on the Association for Skeptical Enquiry (ASKE) site. Reproduced with permission Milan Elisin,
Language on the Fringe – Buddhist roots for European words?
This article first appeared on the Association for Skeptical Enquiry (ASKE) site. Reproduced with permission Daniel Hopkins
Language on the Fringe – Numerology, Numerophonology and Other Oddities
This article first appeared on the Association for Skeptical Enquiry (ASKE) site. Reproduced with permission Various authors
The Coso Artifact: Mystery from the Depths of Time
Copyright © 2000-2018 [Updated: December 1, 2018] [NOTE: The artifact has been found and inspected. See
Language on the Fringe 2 – Central Asian Navajo? (Book Review)
This review article first appeared in: Skeptical Adversaria 2 (2009), 9-10 Reproduced with permission The ‘epigraphist’ writer
Language on the Fringe 4 – Babytalk!
This review article first appeared in: Skeptical Adversaria 4 (2008), 5-6 Reproduced with permission Linguists differ as
Language on the Fringe 5 –‘It’s All Irish To Him’ (Book Review)
This review article first appeared in: Skeptical Adversaria 1 (2009), 4-8 Reproduced with permission Michael Tsarion is
In Their Own Words: the Chroniclers on Andean Chickens
The debate over the chicken in the Americas started early and is ongoing. Which came first?
Glozel Resurfacing!
ASSAP News 128 (Winter 2009-10), 11; Skeptical Adversaria 1 (2010), 4-6 Reproduced with permission During the 20th Century,
Language on the Fringe – Numbers and angles
http://www.aske-skeptics.org.uk/ (2010) Quite frequently I am contacted (usually emailed) by amateur ‘linguists’ seeking approval for their
Language on the Fringe – Sailing to Flores and Crete
This article first appeared on the Association for Skeptical Enquiry (ASKE) site. Reproduced with permission Many readers
2012: The Year Of The Mayan Prophecy (Book Review)
Daniel PinchbeckPiatkus, 2008 (paperback)pp 412 This review article first appeared in The Skeptic (UK) 21:4 (2009), 24
Counter-Knowledge: How we surrendered to Conspiracy Theories, Quack Medicine, Bogus Science and Fake History (Book Review)
Damian Thompson, pp x + 196, Atlantic Books (London), 2008 This review article first appeared
Australian Cryptozoology (Book Review)
Review of Opit, G (2009) Australian Cryptozoology in Investigator Magazine 129 (2009), 20-25; Skeptical Adversaria 4 (2009), 4-6 Reproduced
The Incredible Human Journey: The Story Of How We Colonised The Planet (Book Review)
Alice Roberts, Bloomsbury 2009 (pp 376) The Skeptical Intelligencer 12 (2009), 19-20 Reproduced with permission This
Beyond The Occult: Twenty Years’ Research Into The Paranormal (Book Review)
Colin Wilson, Watkins Publishing, London, 2008 (pp 524) The Skeptic (UK) 22:4/23:1 (2011), 71 Reproduced with
Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens In The Imagination Of C. S. Lewis (Book Review)
Review of Ward, M (2008) Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens In The Imagination Of C.S. Lewis,
David Oates’ theory of Reverse Speech: a critical examination
This article originally appeared in Vol 17, No 3 THE SKEPTICReproduced with permission In this paper