This past Friday, Feb 2, Lynn Marzulli's second round on Paracas skull DNA was revealed to a pay-per-view audience. The Groundhog Day timing was appropriate. We've seen this before. I'd love to say "good job; thanks for doing the hard work on this." But I can't. This...
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Elongated Skulls: Professional vs. Amateur Research
Below are three informative essays on elongated skulls that anyone interested in the topic should read. They are informative because they provide a good survey (and sources in the notes) of the sort of research professionals conduct on these skulls, and because they...
Genetic Mythologies: “Nephilim DNA” from the Paracas skulls
The title of this post corresponds to an excellent post by Dr. Jennifer Raff on her personal blog. Dr. Raff is an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Kansas, and director and principal investigator at the University of Kansas laboratory of human...
Earth to Lynn Marzulli
Lynn Marzulli (L. A. Marzulli, but I knew him years ago as Lynn) just posted something accusing me of making "tired and pompous" and "false" claims about his fairy research in a "hit piece" here. What a bore. Whip out the persecution complex instead of making the...
The Paracas Elongated Skulls: More Boneheaded Nephilim Claims
If you're interested in phony DNA research to prop up ancient alien hybrids and alleged nephilim skulls, you're in luck. Two recent posts came to my attention today. They're both long, but well worth the time. First, there's the essay by Frank Johnson at the Ancient...
What To Do With Christian UFO Researchers Who Ape Ancient Astronaut Thinking
[Addendum: 10/22/2013 - I have been in correspondence with one of the researchers mentioned in Jason Colavito's post. That individual tells me that research is underway in regard to some of the claims Jason criticized, and that I will receive a copy of the results of...