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The senior archaeologist at Cornwall Archaeological Unit, Carl Thorpe, posted on Time Team's Facebook page about the Copplestone Cross

This monument is situated at a busy road junction on the A377 ...

Another episode in the cameraman's film career describes shooting Dr Joann Fletcher finding what might turn out to be Nefertiti's elusive burial site, not in a grand pyramid but a dusty cave alongside ...

A cousin who has worked as a cameraman and photographer for the last five decades forwarded the manuscript of a forthcoming book about his experiences. I've reached the third section of the account ab ...

'Descriptio nobilissimae civitatis Londoniae' is treasured as being the first topographical description of London, predating John Stow by four centuries. Is this another 'oldest' record brought to lig ...

Great find, Wiley! Interesting that Samuel Pegge was a vicar - antiquarian as clergymen are frequently involved in our red and green flag investigations.

Samuel is listed as 'the Elder' in Wiki w ...

The Guardian published an obituary of Rudolf Vrba, written not by Jonathan Freedland but by Ruth Linn. It mentions the delay of the report by Vrba and Wetzler, the two escapees from Auschwitz

It i ...

The Megalithic Empire joined Medieval England's Facebook group and occasionally posts comments which are largely ignored, but a TME comment on a recent post about Margate's shell grotto garnered 97 li ...

Jonathan Freedland, who presents The Long View on BBC Radio 4 and is a Guardian columnist, has been taken to task for 'rewriting history' in his 2022 biography about Rudolf Vrba, a Hungarian biochemis ...

I watched the Newsnight programme on iPlayer because Gabriel Gatehouse had posted a clip from it on Twitter/X and found the format has changed to a three-sided discussion with one or two contributions ...

The unnamed Newsnight presenter is refreshingly irreverent towards his guests. The other night the pundits musing about US election tactics and Kamala's big speech to the Democrats were evergreen Bonn ...

Supporting Palestine is a pillar of the 1979 revolution.

Iran's control over its proxies seems questionable, not dissimilar to the USA's inability to moderate Israeli policy (despite their much-va ...

Netanyahu has plainly stated that his goal is 'total victory' in Gaza and time and again Israel has scuppered the negotiations. Whether Iran wants the genocide to stop is a moot point but appears to b ...

The idea that anyone can carry out complex negotiations involving a ceasefire and hostage release with Sinwar in this situation is bonkers.

The idea that Sinwar would trust anyone else to carry out ...

New Mineral analysis indicates Stonehenge’s Altar Stone originated from Scotland is a report posted up by The Megalithic Portal on the suspected Scottish origin of the Stonehenge Altar Stone, though ...

Just been reading a book by an archaeologist and right at the end it describes the state of the resting place of Cardinal John Henry Newman (1801-1890) beatified by Pope Benedict XVI in 2010.

Two ...

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Topic: Inventing History : forgery: a great British tradition
Hatty Replies: 2735 Views: 802410	Forum: British History Posted: 12:01 pm Subject: Inventing History : forgery: a great British tradition
Hatty Replies: 2735 Views: 802410	The senior archaeologist at Cornwall Archaeological Unit, Carl Thorpe, posted on Time Team's Facebook page about the Copplestone Cross This monument is situated at a busy road junction on the A377 ...
Topic: Forgery: Modus operandi
Hatty Replies: 481 Views: 207774	Forum: British History Posted: 12:20 pm Subject: Forgery: Modus operandi
Hatty Replies: 481 Views: 207774	Another episode in the cameraman's film career describes shooting Dr Joann Fletcher finding what might turn out to be Nefertiti's elusive burial site, not in a grand pyramid but a dusty cave alongside ...
Topic: Forgery: Modus operandi
Hatty Replies: 481 Views: 207774	Forum: British History Posted: 5:25 pm Subject: Forgery: Modus operandi
Hatty Replies: 481 Views: 207774	A cousin who has worked as a cameraman and photographer for the last five decades forwarded the manuscript of a forthcoming book about his experiences. I've reached the third section of the account ab ...
Topic: Red and Green Flags
Hatty Replies: 109 Views: 86191	Forum: British History Posted: 8:44 am Subject: Red and Green Flags
Hatty Replies: 109 Views: 86191	'Descriptio nobilissimae civitatis Londoniae' is treasured as being the first topographical description of London, predating John Stow by four centuries. Is this another 'oldest' record brought to lig ...
Topic: Red and Green Flags
Hatty Replies: 109 Views: 86191	Forum: British History Posted: 12:04 pm Subject: Red and Green Flags
Hatty Replies: 109 Views: 86191	Great find, Wiley! Interesting that Samuel Pegge was a vicar - antiquarian as clergymen are frequently involved in our red and green flag investigations. Samuel is listed as 'the Elder' in Wiki w ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Hatty Replies: 4668 Views: 949695	Forum: Politics Posted: 10:49 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Hatty Replies: 4668 Views: 949695	The Guardian published an obituary of Rudolf Vrba, written not by Jonathan Freedland but by Ruth Linn. It mentions the delay of the report by Vrba and Wetzler, the two escapees from Auschwitz It i ...
Topic: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Hatty Replies: 2767 Views: 1012654	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 11:05 am Subject: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Hatty Replies: 2767 Views: 1012654	The Megalithic Empire joined Medieval England's Facebook group and occasionally posts comments which are largely ignored, but a TME comment on a recent post about Margate's shell grotto garnered 97 li ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Hatty Replies: 4668 Views: 949695	Forum: Politics Posted: 8:58 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Hatty Replies: 4668 Views: 949695	Jonathan Freedland, who presents The Long View on BBC Radio 4 and is a Guardian columnist, has been taken to task for 'rewriting history' in his 2022 biography about Rudolf Vrba, a Hungarian biochemis ...
Topic: AE on Telly News
Hatty Replies: 2271 Views: 741262	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 9:51 am Subject: AE on Telly News
Hatty Replies: 2271 Views: 741262	I watched the Newsnight programme on iPlayer because Gabriel Gatehouse had posted a clip from it on Twitter/X and found the format has changed to a three-sided discussion with one or two contributions ...
Topic: AE on Telly News
Hatty Replies: 2271 Views: 741262	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 8:51 am Subject: AE on Telly News
Hatty Replies: 2271 Views: 741262	The unnamed Newsnight presenter is refreshingly irreverent towards his guests. The other night the pundits musing about US election tactics and Kamala's big speech to the Democrats were evergreen Bonn ...
Topic: War on Terrorism
Hatty Replies: 1744 Views: 446840	Forum: Politics Posted: 12:15 pm Subject: War on Terrorism
Hatty Replies: 1744 Views: 446840	Supporting Palestine is a pillar of the 1979 revolution. Iran's control over its proxies seems questionable, not dissimilar to the USA's inability to moderate Israeli policy (despite their much-va ...
Topic: War on Terrorism
Hatty Replies: 1744 Views: 446840	Forum: Politics Posted: 10:51 am Subject: War on Terrorism
Hatty Replies: 1744 Views: 446840	Netanyahu has plainly stated that his goal is 'total victory' in Gaza and time and again Israel has scuppered the negotiations. Whether Iran wants the genocide to stop is a moot point but appears to b ...
Topic: War on Terrorism
Hatty Replies: 1744 Views: 446840	Forum: Politics Posted: 9:43 am Subject: War on Terrorism
Hatty Replies: 1744 Views: 446840	The idea that anyone can carry out complex negotiations involving a ceasefire and hostage release with Sinwar in this situation is bonkers. The idea that Sinwar would trust anyone else to carry out ...
Topic: Who Built The Stones?
Hatty Replies: 203 Views: 141105	Forum: Megalithic Posted: 2:14 pm Subject: Who Built The Stones?
Hatty Replies: 203 Views: 141105	New Mineral analysis indicates Stonehenge’s Altar Stone originated from Scotland is a report posted up by The Megalithic Portal on the suspected Scottish origin of the Stonehenge Altar Stone, though ...
Topic: Inventing History : forgery: a great British tradition
Hatty Replies: 2735 Views: 802410	Forum: British History Posted: 9:03 am Subject: Inventing History : forgery: a great British tradition
Hatty Replies: 2735 Views: 802410	Just been reading a book by an archaeologist and right at the end it describes the state of the resting place of Cardinal John Henry Newman (1801-1890) beatified by Pope Benedict XVI in 2010. Two ...