Thursday, 22 January 2026

Absence of Evidence Can Be Evidence of Absence

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  The phrase "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence" has long served as a caution against premature conclusions from inad...

Not a Speck of Hope for the Glacial Transport Theory

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The Anomalous 464 Ma Zircon Grain in the Stonehenge Detrital Study In Clarke & Kirkland’s 2025 paper ( Communications Earth & Envir...
Wednesday, 21 January 2026

New detrital mineral fingerprinting study bolsters case against glacial transport of Stonehenge megaliths

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A paper published today in Communications Earth & Environment by Anthony J. I. Clarke and Christopher L. Kirkland provides one of the ...

Grains of truth on the bluestones

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Grains of sand prove people – not glaciers – transported Stonehenge rocks Published: January 21, 2026 10.08am GMT  Anthony Clarke, Chris Kir...
Saturday, 17 January 2026

Auditing the claim of Holocene flooding of Stonehenge Bottom

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Robert John Langdon has often claimed that the area around Stonehenge was flooded during prehistoric times, his latest Facebook post claims ...
Friday, 16 January 2026

Low Hanging Stones

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 I'm reading Stonehenge Deciphered: A Critical Reading of Geometry, Landscape, and Intention by Alun G. Rees (2025) and I noticed his ex...
Tuesday, 13 January 2026

Pleistocene Glacial and Periglacial Features in Somerset: Limits of Ice Advance and Local Dynamics in the Levels and Mendips

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The Pleistocene history of Somerset mirrors that of north Devon in many respects, characterised by peripheral interactions with the Irish Se...