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.

Thursday, November 29, 2018

I don't get it

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Every week or so there are a flood of linked hits to Stones&Bones from porno sites. I fail to see the connection. Any ideas in the multi...
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Sunday, November 04, 2018

Archaic foolin' around

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I'll be writing a revision eventually. Some really neat new work has been published: Prüfer, K., Posth, C., Yu, H. et al. A genome sequ...
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Thursday, June 21, 2018

Creato Crap on the Right. On the far-right.

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I got clued to a jack-ass, F. LaGard Smith*, who was published by the Daily Caller. The Daily Caller is part of the alt-right, or full-o...
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Tuesday, June 12, 2018

More "Darwin was a Racist" Bull

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14 June, 2018 Matthew Sears a professor of Classics and Ancient History at the University of New Brunswick published a short essay;...
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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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