Patagonian monsters
A guide to Patagonia's mythical (and real) monsters and legendary beasts.
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Tuesday, June 16, 2026
The Baked Earth and Cinders of the Miocene Pampas. Man made or natural?
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I n my recent post on the Diprothomo platensis , I mentioned among the evidence put forward by Argentine archaeologist and paleontologist Fl...
Monday, June 15, 2026
More on Bolas: Eskimo and African bolas
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C ontinuing with my series on Bolas, I found an article written by H. S. Harrison, A bolas-and-hoop game in East Africa , (Man, Vol. XLVII, ...
Friday, June 12, 2026
Bolas - stone balls around the World: Oldowan / Acheulean tools?
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I n my previous post I mentioned the stone balls , or "bolas" found in Miramar, Argentina, originally claimed to be 2 or even 3 mi...
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Wednesday, June 10, 2026
The controversial "bolas" from Miramar: 2 to 3 million years old
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F lorentino Ameghino, had, during the late 1800s found crude stone tools (eoliths), and remains of baked clay in deep, ancient sedimentary ...
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Black's Fork River Wyoming Site
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C ontinuing with this series on ancient pre Clovis sites in America, this post will cover the Black's Fork River site, located in Wyomin...
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