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Pseudoarchaeology—also
known as
alternative archaeology,
fringe archaeology,
fantastic archaeology, cult archaeology, and
spooky archaeology—is the interpretation...
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evidence and
historic do****ents have
identified them as a form of
pseudoarchaeology or
pseudohistory containing confirmation bias
supporting preconceived...
- Nonetheless, today,
archaeologists face many problems, such as
dealing with
pseudoarchaeology, the
looting of artifacts, a lack of
public interest, and opposition...
- into the
philosophy of
Theosophy and has
persisted as a
theme in
pseudoarchaeology and
discussions of lost lands.
There is a vast
fringe literature pertaining...
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intrinsic to occultism.
Pseudohistory is
related to
pseudoscience and
pseudoarchaeology, and
usage of the
terms may
occasionally overlap.
Although pseudohistory...
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described the
proposals put
forward in the book as
pseudoscience and
pseudoarchaeology.
Canadian author Heather Pringle has
placed Fingerprints specifically...
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rejected by
mainstream historians, who have
labelled his
books as
pseudoarchaeology, ****erting that
Sitchin seems to
deliberately misrepresent Sumerian...
- origins". In
Garrett G. ****an (ed.).
Archaeological Fantasies: How
Pseudoarchaeology Misrepresents the Past and
Misleads the Public. Routledge. p. 188...
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Cornish mythology is the folk
tradition and
mythology of the
Cornish people. It
consists partly of folk
traditions developed in
Cornwall and
partly of...
- "while the
Creation Museum and the Ark
Encounter are
flirting with
pseudoarchaeology,
coquettishly whispering pseudoarchaeological rhetoric, they are each...
