Booking of Hatton Community centre for 01/11/19 Presentation confirmed!

I know that it will probably be only UK residents who will manage to be at  the presentation at Hatton Aberdeenshire on 01/11/19,but; to those of you who will be unable to attend please be assured that the presentation will be recorded at least vocally and the recording will be made available on Palaeolithic Scotland Blog and elsewhere.

I will try to get BBC and other respected broadcasters interested in joining us at Hatton to attend.

The Hatton Aberdeenshire venue is now booked for 01/11/19!

Hope to see you there in spirit if not physically!

Watch this space!

Dr. E A Fitzpatrick's Nature Publication

Bye the way,

Anyone who wishes  to attend my meeting at Hatton should read Dr. EA Fitzpatrick's paper to Nature on soils of N E Scotland beforehand.

Please contact me at johnlsneddon1@gmail.com if you cannot access Dr. Fitzpatrick'' Nature publication.



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It's Coming Together Quite Nicely!

I am glad that I postponed my presentation until 01/11/19.

This will give me time to assimilate our Palaeolithic findings from  Moss of Cruden, Neolithic findings from"Mains of Waterton" Ellon and "other's " Neolithic" findings from atop the windswept, precipitous and barren landscape which they were found into what I feel will turn out to be a most informative and lively meeting. More to follow.! Hope to see you at Hatton.

Date of Hatton Presentation

The Date of my Hatton presentation has been moved forward to 1st November 2019.

This is due to the time that I estimate it will take for me to create a respectable computer generated presentation as a backdrop to my oral one.

Will keep you updated on my  Palaeolithic Scotland info.

INTERESTING DISCOVERY!

In preparation for my Hatton presentation I have been investigating  known Palaeolithic habitation elsewhere on our planet.

I will include my findings and conclusions drawn from them in my Hatton Presentation, hope to see you there.

All conclusions very interesting!

Den of Bodam Neolithic : Moss of Cruden Palaeolithic.

For anyone who might be interested it is important that they know that I had a private but brief discussion with a respected Archaeologist who was coming down from his excavation on the Den of Bodam as I was climbing up to have a look at the Neolithic bins which resided there.

We stopped on the narrow path to wish one another a good day and he agreed that there had been no glaciation on the moss of Cruden!

So we have Palaeolithic on the moss of  Cruden and Neolithic on the Den of Bodam?

Have a look at a good OS map and argue out how this conundrum might be explained!

Hope to see you at Hatton 06/05/19.

"Stories. From the Stone age: The Human Adventure"

I have just finished reviewing a most inspiring History documentary on line (titled above) and will be referring to some of its content in my Hatton presentation.

It is from an internationally well respected source and I highly recommend  it to you.

Hope to see you at Hatton on 06/05/19!