From this part of the site, we are providing links to other sites sceptical of the claims of Bad Archaeology as well as to those that promote it. We are trying to be scrupulously fair in the hope that our readers will see the vacuity of Bad Archaeology both through its critics and through its promoters. The links are categorised in the menu. Please let us know of any sites you would like to see added and any links that are not working.
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Face the facts. If you want to influence the public you have to be interesting. Where are the links? There is nothing on this site to help me sort truth from fiction. Do archeologist ever write interesting books? How am I suppose to know who built Fort Mountain in Georgia, USA. Right now the park guide gives equal weight to Prince Modoc and the indians. I know your busy digging, but there’s nothing much here for me to go on.
It gets very time consuming to update the links. I used to have lots, but many of the sites ‘died’. I try to include plenty of links in the articles, which I hope you will find useful.
Thanks Keith. There’s alot of mythology out there; even in a business as mundane as mine. Speculators can say anything while you deal in facts and analysis. It is a problem in every business or endeavor. Thanks again and good luck.
Very nice website, and very useful. Finding sane, down to earth, well reasoned arguments is like a breath of fresh air. There are a lot of loonies out there!
Keep up the good work. We all need it.
Interesting site with some good information.
To bad about the snarky comments about Americans scattered throughout. Even as an American with solid British ancestory and an avowed Anglophile I still find myself chaffing at the comments. It seems even legitimate information has to have some of its own stereotype and myth involved :)D
Otherwise, excellent site.
Yes, sorry about that. It stems from a period before the site allowed comments and email was the only way people could comment. I got a very stroppy email from someone in the USA complaining about the spelling. At first, I though he”d detected errors, so I asked him to point some out so that I could correct them. He sent me a list of English (British) spellings and demanded that I convert them all to American spellings. I refused and pointed out where I live. He told me that this was unacceptable as the site was aimed at an international audience. I pointed out that most International English follows the rules of English (British), not American spelling. After this, the correspondence became quite abusive and I gave up replying.
It was petty of me, I know. When I find these comments, I’ll remove them.