Journal of the Plains Conference Nov 1980!

 Just reviewed Gordon Bronetsky's paper.

Bingo!

Have look see!

Why not?

Most important!

 Hope Torben is " On The Job"!         

Had the privilege ? of meeting his past associate, Dr. Saville once as he was making his way down from some past,carefully, created alcoves,high on the Den of Bodam which contained myriads of carefully selected Neolithic artefacts.

After visiting the site about ten minutes later I was gobsmacked when I saw the trove of, obviously; selected Neolithic artefacts which had so obviously been intended to have been placed there so reverently in selected alcoves!

Dr. Saville was never able to explain to me the "Raison d 'etre" of those alcoves and as such this should seriously  be investigated and put into the public domain!

Is there anybody out there?

 

 meeting 

I had a good heart to heart with his distinguished predecessor on the hills of Buchan as  he came down from the

The Way Forward

 To put references to some poetic quotations aside, I will now return to the reality of our Palaeolithic findings from the moss of Cruden!

1. The area of Aberdeenshire exposed by Dr. E A Fitzpatrick as being unique in the geomorphology of our island home has never,publicly ; been investigated archaeologicaly!!!

2. Well! it has been now, albeit by an amateur Archaeologist but also as a respected Chartered Engineer with a keen interest in control systems .

3.Before anyone says to me "Stick to Control Systems Jack" ! They should consider the neglect that some,now deceased;Archaeologists either disrespected or ignored the late Dr. EA.Fitzpatrck's paper on the Soils of the  North East of Scotland!!