Tracing Graham Hancock’s Shifting Cataclysm
Skeptical Inquirer , Volume 26, No.4, July/August 2002, p 45-9 Reproduced with permission By the
Year: 2002
Ancient Egyptian Copper Slabbing Saws
In ancient Egyptian art no representations have been found of the sawing of stone by
Ancient Egyptian Copper Coring Drills
Last modified December 10, 2002 Large diameter copper tubes (as well as being made of
Spreading Scientific Illiteracy Among Minorities – Part II: Magic Melanin
Skeptical Inquirer, Vol. 16, No. 2, Winter 1992, pp 162-166 Reproduced with permission Afrocentric beliefs
Aldebaran and the Dashour Pyramids
An Argument presented by Jane B. Sellers, Author of The Death of Gods in Ancient
Evolution and Multiculturalism
Note: This is the outline of an invited paper, “Multicultural Evolution,” that I gave at
Spreading Scientific Illiteracy Among Minorities – Part I: Multicultural Pseudoscience
Skeptical Inquirer Vol. 16, No. 1, Fall 1991, pp 46-50 Reproduced with permission There is
Orion and the Giza pyramids
Are the pyramids of the Fourth Dynasty arranged in a narrative to encode a date of 10,450 BC?
Critical Reading, Careful Writing, and the Bermuda Triangle
Did the “Sandra” disappear in the Bermuda Triangle under mysterious circumstances?
Pick a Card, Any Card – How Hancock Finds Precessional Numbers
We must all be familiar with those words used by magicians and conjurors throughout the
Dancing with Lions
Joanne Conman’s close reading of “The Sphinx Blinks,” one of my monthly articles on astronomy
Investigating the Sirius ‘Mystery’
Skeptical Inquirer Vol. III, No.1, Fall 1978 pp 56-62 Reproduced with permission Did amphibious beings from
The Orion Correlation and Air-Shaft Theories
“There is, after all, no evidence from the Pyramid Texts or elsewhere to support the idea that different pyramids of the Fourth Dynasty might be equated with different stars of the constellation of Orion”
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
The Myth of Egyptian Pi
Did the Egyptians know “pi” and encode it into the Great Pyramid of Giza?
Geologic Study of the Sphinx
Summary. The portion of the Mokattam Formation exposed at the Sphinx has been divided from bottom upwards into three members namely, the Rosetau Member, the Setepet Member and the Akhet Member. The Rosetau Member is a bioherm; the Setepet Member consists of six, rhythmically deposited beds and the Akhet Member is marly below and a rather pure limestone above from which the head of the Sphinx has been carved. A geological map of the Sphinx based on the recognition of these three members has been presented. Petrographically, these limestones are packed biomicrites with variable quantities of silt, clays and hematite and the evaporites halite and gypsum. Structurally, the strata dip southward as against the regional northwards dip of all tertiary strata in the Nile Valley. The joints trending orthogonally in a NE and NW direction cause dislodgment of large blocks of limestone of the Sphinx core.
Comments on the Geological Evidence for the Sphinx’s Age
INTRODUCTION When geologist Robert Schoch and pyramid-power proponent John Anthony West first proposed their radical
More Sphinx Debate: He said, I say…
James Harrell replies to Schoch’s critiques of his arguments against the West-Schoch idea that water created the erosion in the Sphinx enclosure.
Irrational numbers and pyramids
by Gay Robins andC.C.D.Shute Discussions In Egyptology 18, 1990, pp 43-53Reproduced with permission Interpretations of the
Artifacts or Geofacts? Alternative Interpretations of Items from the Gulf of Cambay
On April 23, 2002, there was posted to the Graham Hancock web a set of
The ARCE Sphinx Project – A Preliminary Report
The area of the Sphinx is one of the few in the Giza necropolis where the stratigraphic history of the necropolis can still be observed. Moreover, it is a site in which several major periods of Egyptian History intersect in both architectural and depositional stratification.
The Narmer Macehead and Related Objects
The Narmer Macehead was found in the temple area of Nekhen (Hierakonpolis) in 1898. It is dates to the Early Dynastic Period reign of King Narmer
More Sphinx Debate: He Said … I Say
George Johnson on Robert Schoch and James Harrell From “Readers’ Forum”: KMT Vol. 5, No.
Deterioration of the Stone of the Great Sphinx
ARCE Newsletter, no. 114 (Spring 1981), pp. 35- 47. Reproduced by permission of the American