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Re: Footprints in Time: Carved ? I don't think so ! - 25 years ago
<HTML><a href="; Don, personally I wouldn't take any notice of that creationist crap site unless you're wanting to have a good laugh to put you to sleep at night:-) Mike.</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: Footprints in Time: - 25 years ago
<HTML>You mean these footprints which even some creationists, young-earth creationists, have rejected as false: <a href=";by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: Prehistoric People were Afraid of Stomatologists too - 25 years ago
<HTML>Tools from the 4th dynasty have been found in the Sphinx enclosure. Holes with those markings can be experimentally repoduced and compared to see if they were natural cavities or whether they were drilled, and believe me tests (probably microscopic analyses) would have been conducted before this announcement was made.</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: No I didn't Kat - 25 years ago
<HTML>Thought I had done that originally, and no cigar;-) Oh well, message board doesn't like men ;-)))))</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: John Edward - 25 years ago
<HTML>I have zero idea about the guy - never heard of him before a couple of days ago. I'm simply passing on interesting snipets of news for you guys. My views on whether we can talk to the dead are quite personal and I've had a couple of experiences which make it so. Please understand that I am therefore reluctant to comment one way or the other. Mike.</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
My site - update - 25 years ago
<HTML>The "Ancient Egypt and World Prehistory" <a href="; has been updated with the following article: Foley, R. & Lahr, M. 1997. Mode 3 Technologies and the Evolution of Modern Humans. Cambridge Archaeological Journal 7(1): 3-36 (reproduced with permission) The article was scanned and therefore there are likely a few spelling errors remaining which have been missed.by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: No I didn't Kat - 25 years ago
<HTML>The message board prefers women (naughty grin)</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
John Edward - 25 years ago
<HTML>From Skeptics Forum @ yahoogroups John Edward will appear on Larry King Live, Monday , Sept. 10th. I suggest we try to have as many skeptics call the show as possible. I know I will try. What is everyone's opinion as to what the best question would be for John Edward? (If you don't know who John Edward is, he is the guy that claims to be able to speak to those that haveby Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: Saharan rock art 6000 yrs ago - 25 years ago
<HTML>Thanks for that Don. I'm going to request permission from Andrew to reproduce his article on my site. If successful, I'll put it up in my October update. mike.</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Saharan rock art - 25 years ago
<HTML> Andrew Smith. 1993. New approaches to Saharan Rock art. L'arte e l'ambiente del Sahara preistorico: dati e interpretazioni. Memorie della Societa Italiana di Scienze Naturali e del Museo civico Storia Naturale di Milano.. Volume XXVI, Fascicolo. "Abstract: Two quite distinct genres of Saharan rock art can be recognised in the bovidien period: a white-faced style andby Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: No I didn't Kat - 25 years ago
<HTML>Ok Kat and Don, there's a problem with the board. On both the urls I just added, Phorum is insisting on adding the board's url, e.g. instead of getting "www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,546901,00.html", I am getting the Ma'at board url followed by /www.guardian... Mike - who is going to bed.</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: No I didn't Kat - 25 years ago
<HTML><a href="www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,546901,00.html">www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,546901,00.html</a></HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: No I didn't Kat - 25 years ago
<HTML>Not exactly. You wrote href="http:www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,546901,00.html">Article You need to put a "<" and an "a" before "href". Then after the word "article" you need to write "<" and an "/a> To get this: <a href="http:www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,546901,00.html"&gby Mikey Brass - Ancient History
Re: Edward on Larry King - 25 years ago
<HTML>Along with "Rohl over Kitchen, the chronologist in front is a New Chronologist" ? Mike.</HTML>by Mikey Brass - Ancient History