The Site Near Gosford That Rewrites World History
The Site Near Gosford That Rewrites World History By Steven & Evan Strong It’s been a little over four years since we last made a concerted attempt to get any
Category: Ancient cultures in Australia
Australia: Muvian & The Glyphs Connection (By The Rogue Researcher)
It is an emotive, bombastic but very informative account of the Kariong:Bambara Glyphs site, clear and summarises the scenario well. https://therogueresearcher.files.wordpress.com/2015/12/rr-australia.pdf Time is not an Illusion. As we see everyday
With the Greatest Reluctance, a Return Visit to the Kariong Glyphs
With the Greatest Reluctance, a Return Visit to the Kariong Glyphs By Steven & Evan Strong Over the last twelve months during our many presentations we have made one very
Migration and Diffusion Journal: “The Bambara Glyphs” (Series of Articles)
http://www.migration-diffusion.info/article.php?id=460 For Download of “Re-writing Australia’s history: The Egyptian connection” By Steve and Evan Strong The Kariong Glyphs site is the most argued over and controversial archaeological site in Australia.
“From the Middle” -Part 1
From the Middle-Part 1 By Steven & Evan Strong This article picks up on where From the Beginning finished in describing what happened next. With the Homo sapien sapiens seed
The First Everything
The First Everything By Steven & Evan Strong (Special Thanks to: Samarah Wood [for Photos], Erik Bower and Richard Patterson [Research]) While teaching, and on some occasions selecting and
“Is this Australia’s Stonehenge?” By Northern Star
Is this Australia’s Stonehenge? By Hamish Broome | 19th Jan 2015 8:02 AM “A LOCAL team of amateur archaeological sleuths claim to have discovered evidence which contradicts the accepted theory
Up Close and Personal: Ros’ Rock 1 & 2
Up Close and Personal: Ros’ Rock 1 & 2 By Steven & Evan Strong, with Photos by Samarah Wood First up we
The Alphabet of the Standing Stones Site
The Alphabet of the Standing Stones Site By Steven and Evan Strong A gentleman whom we will call an amateur archaeologist, at his request, made contact with us quite recently
United we Stand, Rock by Rock
United we Stand, Rock by Rock By Steven & Evan Strong The reactions to Ros’ Rocks 1 and 2 has been as heartening as it has been a dismal and