History: research notes

What does the evidence say?

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  A fatal injury does not reconstruct the whole plot

  At 3:16:30 in Fall of Civilizations

  Sources: The BMJ ↗ (external site)

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  A surprising chronology becomes stronger through independent tests

  At 10:40 in The Joe Rogan Experience

  Sources: U.S. Geological Survey ↗ (external site)

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  Earthworks and a living forest can belong to the same landscape

  At 36:10 in The Joe Rogan Experience

  Sources: PNAS ↗ (external site)

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  The wooden joint is direct evidence; its maker remains uncertain

  At 48:40 in The Joe Rogan Experience

  Sources: Nature / AfricaMuseum research archive ↗ (external site)

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  A detected void is not yet an identified second gallery

  At 55:10 in The Joe Rogan Experience

  Sources: ScanPyramids research team / arXiv ↗ (external site)

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  Homer’s two gates appear in an uncertain conversation about a dream

  At 2:28:00 in The Joe Rogan Experience

  Sources: Perseus Digital Library / Harvard University Press ↗ (external site)

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  Movable stone objects can still retain archaeological context

  At 3:01:20 in The Joe Rogan Experience

  Sources: Republic of Costa Rica / National Museum / UNESCO ↗ (external site)

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  What counts as evidence for a building ramp?

  At 5:32 in History for GRANITE

  Sources: University of Liverpool ↗ (external site); Egyptian Antiquities Organization ↗ (external site)

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  The numbers behind the pyramid’s gravity survey

  At 6:33 in History for GRANITE

  Sources: Egyptian Antiquities Organization ↗ (external site)

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  Meidum records more than one design

  At 7:09 in History for GRANITE

  Sources: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities ↗ (external site)

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  The Amida quotation describes a different century

  At 18:00 in Fall of Civilizations

  Sources: Ammianus Marcellinus / Bohn / Tertullian Project ↗ (external site)

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  A long aqueduct required repeated maintenance

  At 1:13:50 in Fall of Civilizations

  Sources: Geoarchaeology ↗ (external site)