archeological

David Graeber has made me not trust any allusions to archeological events which aren't based in archeological understanding.

Now whether RNA came from a comet is another story, and one that will probably be very difficult to answer, given the lack of archeological evidence.

He seems to have drawn very far fetched conclusions from vague anthropological and archeological signals.

I think that this conflict means that there is a real opportunity for collaboration between archeological societies and funders and scientists/device manufacturers of non-destructive methods.

There is ample genetic evidence of the Eastern European origin of the Indo-European peoples (as well as archeological, historical and linguistic evidence).

The Indians view our archeological expeditions as basically desecration of their history and religion.

For example, you will find countless people to help dig various archeological site, help processing the various museum collection still hidden in boxed,...

Also, where is the archeological evidence of cancer epidemics in ancient times?

Loads of houses in major cities like Naples or Rome will have a hatch in the basement, leading to what are basically unprotected archeological sites.

We really understand very little about consciousness and the human mind, and there's no archeological evidence that falsifies his theory, rather, it seems to provide support.

Come on, have modern humans actively shunned any archeological site?

> He seems to have drawn very far fetched conclusions from vague anthropological and archeological signals.

And most of the "traditional city" areas are so full of archeological sites that you can't really build much there.

The "interpretation of archeological artefacts" kind of science is a lot less durable than the "reproducible double-blind experiment" kind.

English or french or spanish didn't claim to "return" to america, and not a single archeological american item features scrolls written in english telling how life was when english lived there..

It is also very much worth noting that the greek prime minister himself, Samaras, said "Please be patient for a few days - for a very important archeological discovery to be made".