Prehistory Papers II Cross-Disciplinary Studies Into Our Past

Prehistory Papers II -
Cross-disciplinary Studies Into Our Past

This book provides a permanent repository for the various research articles or papers originally published on the author's website; they expand upon the cross-disciplinary research in the author's earlier books
It is in the nature of cross-disciplinary research that it may fail to find a home in a specialist academic journal; perhaps because it would stray outside their normal subject matter, but more likely, because it may cite evidence that a specialist referee fails to see the relevance. Such broader enquiry may also challenge long-accepted theories or lead to novel conclusions.
The articles cover various subject areas to shine a new light on events in the recent human past, including, but not limited-to: astronomy, geophysics, geology, archaeology, mythology, folklore, calendars, climate history, sea-level changes, ancient history, DNA, linguistics and others. There are no constraints on where useful evidence about the past may lie, to fill the cracks between the academic disciplines.

Supernova Ejecta and the Dangers to Earth
Stonehenge Blindness
Joseph's Famine - a Catastrophe Forewarned!
When the Sky Leaned Over (in Ancient China)
The Phaistos Disc: Minoans, Trojans and Etruscans
Callanish, Cronus and a Mysterious 'Stranger'
British DNA: the History and Legends of Origin Compared
Narmer, Meri-nar and Queen Myrina
Troy or Amarna? The Oldest Recorded Solar Eclipse
Dismissing the Venerable Bede
A Pictish Miscellany

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