• There’s Something Weird About the Craters of Asteroid Ryugu

  The Japanese mission Hayabusa2 said farewell to the asteroid the probe spent a year and a half studying, and scientists have now announced some intriguing trends they noticed in the spacecraft’s photos.

• World’s first magic mushroom nasal spray for PTSD and depression

  A ‘magic mushroom’ nasal spray has been designed to make microdosing easier for people trying to treat their PTSD or depression.

• New Zealand cannabis legalisation bill to be launched

  New Zealand has announced it will be holding a voter referendum next year on the legalisation of cannabis.

• Cataclysm, Mass Extinctions, and the Consequent Myths

  None of the mainstream theories which attempt to account for these great extinctions are entirely satisfactory.

• Early humans domesticated themselves, new genetic evidence suggests

  When humans started to tame dogs, cats, sheep, and cattle, they may have continued a tradition that started with a completely different animal: us.

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Response from Graham Hancock to the Society for American Archaeology

I can only be grateful to the Society for American Archaeology (SAA), the professional association for the archaeology of the Americas, for devoting no less than 27 pages of the November issue of its journal, The SAA Archaeological Record, to an attack on my 2019 book, America Before: The Key […]

Graham Hancock | 25th November 2019

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