The Discovery of Troy and its Lost History
This review article first appeared in: The Skeptical Intelligencer 22:3 (2019), 11-14 Reproduced with permission Bernard
Lost Civilizations
LANGUAGE ON THE FRINGE 46 – Riders on recent entries and other items
This review article first appeared in: The Skeptical Intelligencer, 21:1 (2018) Reproduced with permission Review
LANGUAGE ON THE FRINGE 47 – Riders on recent entries and other items
This review article first appeared in: The Skeptical Intelligencer, 20:4 (2017) Reproduced with permission Review of
Review of Voyages of the Pyramid Builders
PSU Professor Garrett Fagan reviews “Voyages of the Pyramid Buiders”, a book by BU Associate Professor of Science Robert Schoch.
His verdict: “utterly useless”.
The New Atlantis and the Dangers of Pseudohistory
Investigation into the background of their “new” thoughts reveals that not a single element is original. In reality, they are a mosaic of retooled flotsam and jetsam from various speculative movements that have been with us since the 16th century.
Review of Graham Hancock’s Underworld
Since completing Fingerprints of the Gods (FOTG) in 1994 Graham Hancock has experienced unrivalled popular
The Fingerprints of Graham Hancock
Worlds in Collision Meets Chariots of the Gods – a review of the television series Quest for The Lost Civilization
Review of Graham Hancock’s Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age
Nic Flemming reviews the broadcasts, Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age, and images posted on Graham Hancock’s site.
The Lost Civilization in Historical Perspective: Déjà vu all over again
Abstract: Examining Graham Hancock’s “Fingerprints of the Gods” Ken Feder finds that “There is nothing particularly original or new here, nothing ground-breaking. It is, in fact, diffusionism all over again, with the same long-ago discredited philosophical underpinnings.”