Stones and Bones

I became actively involved in the creationist anti-science debate over 20 years ago while the Curator of Anthropology, and Director of Education for the Orange County Museum of Natural History. ******** Disclaimer: Comments are the responsiblity of their author(s). Their opinions, linked materials and comments are not necessarily those of Gary S. Hurd. I reserve the right to delete any material for any reason.

Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Some Creationists Can't Evolve

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I have been drawn into an exchange on the "Kingman Daily Miner" which prides itself as "Kingmans only Daily Newpaper." *...

Friday, March 09, 2007

A "hunger for truth?"

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Evolution: Scientific fact or faithful religion? by Jim Hinckley was published by the Kingman (Arizona) Daily Miner. I submitted the follow...

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Friday, February 02, 2007

It has been a long time

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I had great plans to maintain some reasonable posting rate, but I am embarassed to see that I have barely posted at all. I wrote some posts ...

Saturday, May 20, 2006

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The first webpage article I wrote on the creationist attack on reason was a reaction to the absurd pseudo geology of Tas Walker who writes ...

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Thursday, May 18, 2006

Jo Que

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I am nearly ready. I have been trying to learn how to best use this software package, and to wrap up some other writing. This tiny corner o...

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Gary S. Hurd: My first research fellowships were in Chemistry, and Anthropology. I received a doctorate in Social Science (emphasis in Anthropology) from the University of California, Irvine in 1976. For the next 10 years I was a medical researcher and professor of psychiatry leaving the Medical College of Georgia in 1985. I held numerous adjunct appointments and returned full-time to archaeology, my first interest. I have received honors for teaching and research and involved dozens of undergraduate students in published research.

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