🚀 go-pugleaf

Good on you Joe and congratulations !
Field experience coupled with an original approach from the True Geology is 
something which can lead you to the proper understanding of our past, 
present and future.

Text books are in fact blind compilation of former books resting then on 
former compilations again. Confrontation to the reality is important for the 
Discriminate & Real Scientist.

Keep always in your mind the souvenir of Henrich Schlieman, Bouchet de 
Perthes and of course Champollion. None of those great men were in fact 
trained Archaeologist,  but are the roots of the greatest advance in 
Archaeology indeed
Look as well at Glozel ( google) and see how that dude of Evans tried to 
ruin physically the value of the site, since it was ruining his own 
erroneous theories

For example there was never any Glaciations or Ice Ages ... and all those 
believing in such are completely deluded indeed ! ... and so it goes that 
most in scientific have no mind of their own and repeat parrot fashion what 
they have been told.! The whole story of the GPs of Egypt is completely 
ludicrous,  and the ridiculous random half hazard seeking of the archives of 
Egypt can be easily done through a techniques I have developed ! Indeed I 
have nearly 2 dozen mineral discoveries to my name,  done by other means but 
I  know what I am talking about. This system allows precise  investigation 
down 400 m of overburden in the search Archaeological Treasures !

... and when some Mining Criminals in Australia will have paid what they 
owned me, this is what I will investigate in the Gobi, Tackla Makan, Tibet, 
Lybia; Syria and Sahara !!! The Hidden Archives of the World

SO EASY TO FIND !


-- 
Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud

Australia Mining Pioneer
Exploration Geologist
Discoverer and Legal Owner of Telfer, Nifty & Kintyre Mines
The Great Sandy Desert of Australia

Founder of the True Geology

 ~~ Ignorance Is The Cosmic Sin, The One Never Forgiven ! ~~



"Joe Jefferson" <jjstrshp@mindspring.com> a �crit dans le message de news: 
42D76565.46AE9E81@mindspring.com...
> For those of you who missed my first announcement, I got to dig at a
> real pueblo. Specifically, Honanki Pueblo, which is near Sedona,
> Arizona, and is the type site for the Honanki phase of the Southern
> Sinagua. I was there with the field school from Cal State Fullerton, and
> it was my first taste of actual archaeological excavation. It was hot,
> dirty, and a lot of hard work, and I loved every second of it. I didn't
> want to come home.
>
> We got to work with Peter Pilles, and we also took a weekend trip up to
> Flagstaff to look at several Northern Sinagua sites, with Dave Wilcox
> playing tour guide. Our goal was to locate the floors and trace the
> walls of several of the rooms. We discovered that the rooms were
> significantly larger and the fill significantly deeper than we had
> anticipated, and in the room where my team was working we found evidence
> of multiple construction phases. There was also some evidence - in the
> form of a broken projectile point - of an archaic occupation of the
> site. And I came away with a much better appreciation of the difference
> between a textbook description of archaeological excavation and the way
> things actually work in the field (for example, there's nothing in the
> textbook about tour groups traipsing through the site every half hour or 
> so).
>
> Oh, and to answer Dylan Sung's question, we did find some dung that was
> either human or bear. I don't know where it was sent for laboratory
> analysis, but you can contact Peter Pilles care of the U.S. Forest
> Service, Coconino National Forest if you're interested in the results.
>
> -- 
> Joe of Castle Jefferson
> http://www.mindspring.com/~jjstrshp
> Site Updated November 25th, 2001
>
> "Defend the cause of the weak and fatherless; maintain the rights of the
> poor and oppressed. Rescue the weak and needy; deliver them from the
> hand of the wicked." - Psalm 82:3-4