FOCUS on TWO SHORES of EDEN

I have assessed  most of the literature on the net regarding plate tectonics and find them to represent the start of something special in our quest in trying to find out "Why?" and "How?" it all happened,  Perhaps the "How?" should be addressed before we even start ask ourselves "Why?" (interpretations of recent revelations from tests carried out with the Large Hadron Collider will, surely; eventually take us there).

What I have identified, in my amateur Geological and Archaeological investigations; is that the relatively tiny land mass which  currently resides between the Great Glen fault and The Highland boundary fault contains the most diverse of Palaeontological and Archaeological evidences of prehistories as  is to be found anywhere else in the world!

It is indeed between  the "Two shores of an Eden".

I leave this post with a simple question; why has this not been identified before now by people who are paid by the public and from elsewhere to do just that?

I'll be back!

"GOOD MORNING -- THIS IS A WAKEUP CALL"!

This post concerns non confidential subject matter sent to various eminent and Internationally respected  Archaeologists and members of our Archaeology "Press" cadre :-
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Dear all,

  It is my understanding that you are aware of all of my publications on the www under the titles of "Palaeolithic Scotland" et al regarding our findings on the moss of cruden.

I have long been wondering about the lack of responses,either supportive or otherwise; regarding our findings.

Tonight I went through all of my past publications and asked myself this question, "Given the current political void that our little island (UK) finds itself in at the moment, what would be the outcome of one providing evidence for a Palaeolithic Scotland?

My conclusion is "It would not be welcomed" overall! 

This conclusion is being strengthened by your lack of response to my prior communications with you.

Our findings on the Moss of Cruden go far beyond anything of a political bias and would I hope that you agree on this point!.

In case you have not read it, my "Two Shores of an Eden" article brings current TV articles on, global; plate tectonics into some sort of perspective.

There is evidence of a concentration of explosive evolution to be found between, to the North; the great glen fault and to the South; the Highland boundary fault.

Not even at Boxgrove nor at Happisburgh does such an agglomeration of evidence for early palaeolithic habitation of our islands exist!

I will be publishing this communication on the www.

Kind Regards,

Jack Sneddon. 

"Oh! BY THE WAY"

                   

In my previous posts I have not mentioned the remains of a ploughshare which I retrieved from the relatively modern, c. 4-5 K? ; "Top Soil" of our excavated area. It is iron and now exists as what can only be described as layers of stratified FeO2. It also shows signs of having had fastenings provided via square headed nuts and bolts so it should not be difficult for an expert in such matters to provide a rough date of manufacture.

When I came across the plough blade my heart went out to the "farmer"of some four or five hundred? years ago who tried hard to cultivate his land, and failed; only to leave his last plough at the place where it succumbed to the horrendously aggressive demands of what was then his/her topsoil. 

Please view recently posted photographs and give particular attention to the top two horizons. The ploughshare was retrieved  from their interface!

BURNT ROOT CASTES FOUND IN SOIL BENEATH THE ARTIFACTS

"THE ANSWERS LIE IN THE SOILS!"

att. Bernard Miles "Nathaniel Titlark"

UNIQUE ARRANGEMENT OF THE HIDDEN HORIZONS.

EVIDENCE OF BURNT ROOT CASTES IN "MOTHER" HORIZON

During our survey of the exposed Horizons it was noticed that there was evidence of ,what appeared to be the roots of trees. Some archaeologists who saw the samples taken from the Horizon considered that they were from the "Oak" genre and had experienced fire!. It is interesting to note that there were no such castes found above the "Mother" horizon! Are you coming to the same conclusions as us?

More to follow!

Watch this space.

 

In Honour of the Author of "MAN THE TOOL MAKER"

Tonight I have reviewed my past 20 years or so of dialogue with "Establishment" archaeologists and others regarding our findings from the moss of Cruden.

It is evident, to myself and others; that our interpretation of what we have found on the moss of Cruden is "Rocking the Boat" regarding past papers,from others; questioning the authenticity of Scotland having had an early, perhaps one of the earliest; palaeolithic colonies to have been established on our planet.

There is no doubt that our findings on the moss of Cruden are upsetting a whole lot of past theories and I am not sorry about that.

The theme of those past theories have patently ignored the power of Soil Science as a tool in their armoury.

I dedicate this communication in honour of The Author of:- "Man the Tool Maker"

watch this space

TWO SHORES OF EDEN AND THEIR PLACE IN "THE BIG TECTONIC PICTURE"

Sorry that I have been quiet for the past few weeks. I have been trying to equate certain information obtained from the media anent current professed understanding of "Tectonic Mechanics" with the relative situations of:- The Rhynie Chert: The Moss of Cruden findings and; the most ancient of amphibian fossils to be found near Elgin.

The current TV series' I believe are trying to present the Macrocosmic "Big Picture".

Our findings are getting down to the finer details insofar as to how and when and where and why life on our planet gained the ability to exploit control on its surroundings which allowed it to come from "The Rhynie Chert, via the "Elgin amphibians" to "Our Moss of Cruden" findings in such a relatively microcosmic arena.

Watch this space!

"Cainozoic geology and landscape evolution of north-east Scotland" (British Geological Survey)

THE MOSS OF CRUDEN

The moss of Cruden is referred to on many occasions in the above, well presented; BGS  study.

The suggested toings  and froings of the various ice sheets shown in this excellent publication is to be seen to be believed!

For my own amateur  investigations I have attempted to refer the location of our findings to suggested "Ice Free Enclaves" as found in the survey and believe that I have made a match.

To those of you who are interested in this subject the BGS publication is well worthy of a review.

The "ScARF" project carried out by Society of Antiquaries of Scotland offers alternative reading on this fascinating and unique area of what is now known as "The Moss of Cruden".

To be continued.