Suggestion Box

11/21/2015

Got a suggestion for links, topics, or information that should be added to this site? Please leave a comment below.

Thomas McGarry

11/22/2015 04:57:13 pm

You left out Barry Fell, author of America BC. He's deep into northern European contact and sees Ogam inscriptions on every rock outcrop.

Andy White

11/23/2015 09:00:20 am

Yes - Fell is historically very important. He's on my list to add along with some other influential figures that largely pre-date the internet. Lt me know if you have any suggestions for good links. Thanks!

Andy White

11/23/2015 10:07:16 am

Done.

Scott Hamilton

12/7/2015 12:34:29 pm

This is only tangential to your interests, but I thought you might get a kick it of it. There's currently a hit anime in Japan called One Punch Man, basically a superhero parody, and the episode that aired on Sunday features an alien giant with four heads. After an initial fight the giant combines its heads into one head, stacking the eyes on top of each other and featuring a single mouth with four rows of teeth that slide over each other. It's hard to say if the design was inspired by Nephilim theorists, but it's not impossible. Some famous anime series have used obscure Christian lore if only as window dressing, like Neon Genesis Evangelion. In any case, One Punch Man is simulcast on Hulu if you want to see it.

Andy White

12/7/2015 12:36:54 pm

That sounds outstanding - thanks for the tip. Have you ever seen "Big Man Japan"? I became aware of it when someone on Facebook used a clip from the movie (showing what appeared to be an early 20th century film of a giant) as "evidence." I highly recommend it.

KLAM

2/18/2016 06:14:02 pm

I was reading all the swordgate drama posts/blog and it appears that in some of the early posts a few of the links are now dead. Mostly stuff to JHP's websites, specifically regarding the books on preorder and that.

Keep up the good fight. I love that someone is calling this out and putting some science to it.

Bruce McGrew

11/23/2016 04:57:37 pm

Are you familiar with a book titled "Noah's Ark And The Ziusudra Epic", written by Robert M. Best and published in 1999? It's a convincing non-biblical reconstruction of the Noah story as it may have actually happened. This book was also the basis of a one hour documentary by the BBC in 2005 titled Noah's Ark - The Real Story. Occasionally it is rebroadcast.

noel

8/13/2017 08:25:58 pm

Why don't you include critics papers as well like Simon Southerton. If Richard Bushman can include critics of Smith in Rough Stone Rolling why can't you?

John Babson

10/18/2017 12:07:53 am

Over the last 45 years I have pastored churches from 7 different denominations, including Episcopalian, UCC, Congregational and Baptist.

I am in total agreement with the suggestion that the public narrative has been hijacked by those who possibly refuse to acknowledge the possible reality of a worldwide flood attested to by most indigenous cultures worldwide.

I recently read in a scientific magazine the statement that most reputable Ph.D. scientists are no longer standing behind Darwin's premise of evolution, primarily because there is no irrefutable proof. It is this same premise that mocks the reality that man's ancient history, prior a world wide flood, may have gotten to a stage of mechanical innovation that is even greater than what currently exists in our modern world.

Is there a current tabulated listing of unexcavated mounds in the USA that could be used to explore with ground radar without disturbing the mounds?

Another question: Is it only earth mounds where these giant skeletons have been found, and how far beneath the top of the mounds were the buriels found?

JANE link

6/15/2018 11:22:44 am

HARD TO FIND HOW TO EMAIL A SPECIFIC PERSON ON THIS CHANNEL, SO, I WILL TELL SCOTT WOLTER THAT THERE IS A STONE MONUMENT SIMILAR TO THOSE HE SHOWS ON THE EAST COAST IN A FOREST IN GEORGIA, NORTH OF ROME. NO ONE KNOWS WHO BUILT IT OR WHY

Suggestion Box

Leave a Reply.

The Argumentative Archaeologist

Archives

Categories