Original Evidence

At the Hatton meeting I will have on display the first evidence for a Palaeolithic Scotland

The artefacts on display, which I sent to the British Museum for comment; languished there for a number of years until I had to ask them to be returned to me via the Scottish Government after no British Museum comment on them having been received.

These artefacts were returned in the same condition in which they were sent and were found to have been well protected for their transport back to Scotland.

My slide show will portray the first light of day that the artefacts experienced in a long, long time!

See you on 06/05/19 at Hatton maybe!

Contact with National Geographic Editor

This evening I contacted National Geographic editor with a precis of our findings and conclusions gathered from the moss of Cruden.

Watch this space.

Hatton meeting and Scarf attendance

Hope Scarf can send an envoy to the Hatton meeting; at their own expense, to defend their claim of there never having been a Palaeolithic habitation of Scotland.

They may have overlooked the findings from the Moss of Cruden,which I am led to believe from various sources; they have never seriously investigated!

I look forward to welcoming any scarf representative up to Hatton for input to the meeting if they can make it under their own steam!

Otherwise I will be pleased to send them a synopsis of the meeting and look forward to any response that they might have to it.

06/05/19

To all who may be interested in the Palaeolithic inheritance of Scotland, please be advised that an open meeting is convened for 06/05/19 at Hatton Community centre at 18.30.

I hope that all of the respected professional archaeologists with whom I have been in contact with over the past good number of years will do me the courtesy , and make the effort; of attending!

The presentation will be made by myself, as an amateur Archaeologist but based upon some curious loop holes in past hypotheses which appeared to me when investigating on the moss of Cruden!

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OOPS!

I now know that there are at least two Hattons in the UK!

My initial contact was made with the Hatton in England!

However a most delightful and  understanding official from the English Hatton put me on the right trail and to her I offer much thanks, hope she reads this as I do not have her name to thank her directly.

Notwithstanding this I am now in contact with the Aberdeenshire Hatton proper in an attempt to arrange a meeting there for 06/05/19.

All will be welcomed.

Watch this space for agenda updates!

The Inchnadamph Cave findings

Someone once said that a great flood once flushed a conglomeration of deer antlers and skeletal remains of other animals into a cave at ASSYNT!

Having reviewed this hypothesis via physics, I find that no such a deluge could have possibly achieved such a result!

Butchering of  game might present a better explanation!

What do you think.

The End of the Beginning!

There will be an internationally respected archaeologist who will read this blog and who will remember that day when he experienced the exposure of evidence of Palaeolithic artefacts oozing out of  the moss of Cruden and advised me that I had to get the geology sorted out!

Well! to that respected Archaeologist and  others I respectfully suggest that they no longer try to put the cart before the horse!