Tag: Graham Hancock

Archaeological excavations and finds (bones of a skeleton in a human burial), a detail of ancient research, prehistory.

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Author
Denyse O'Leary
Date
January 25, 2024

Categorized
Archeology, Censorship, Media, Paleontology, Peer Review

Tagged
Advanced ancient civilization (Hancock), Ancient Apocalypse (2023), Andrew McDiarmid, Aylin Woodward, Casey Luskin on Berger and homo Naledi, Daniel Sandweiss, Documentaries (challenged documentaries), Graham Hancock, homo Naledi controversy, Lee Berger, Rising Star cave system, Unknown: Cave of Bones (2023)}

Scientists Spar Over What a Netflix Science Documentary Should Be

_{Should “Ancient Apocalypse” be relabeled “science fiction” if archeologists don’t think the documentary writer’s claims are valid?} _{Denyse O'Leary

January 25, 2024

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Archeology, Censorship, Media, Paleontology, Peer Review}

Berger’s confidence about homo Naledi’s intelligence rankles colleagues but he is as entitled to a documentary for his case as they are to oppose it. Read More ›