Back in the 1990s, there was public disquiet in the UK when it was revealed that the Alder Hey Children's Hospital had been retaining organs for research and teaching purposes. The specimens were stored in glass jars - identical to those featured in the post-war atrocity documentaries.

The use of wood in funerary pyres: results of excavations of bronze and iron age burial sites in Poland. This provides a perfect compare and contrast with Sturdy Coll's "scientific" technique.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a ... via%3Dihub

I would recommend reading the following as it provides an insight into how the official holocaust narrative might be protected when epistemological authority is threatened. Imagine a black swan event, say Vladimir Putin (in the context of the current Ukrainian crisis) threatening to reveal informati...

The images of personal possessions are a psychological trick, just like the fade to silent credits, the guilty building shots and the use of sinister music. All designed to play on the emotions and stifle critical thinking. The best example was the witness at the Eichman "trial" who went i...

The BBC is an excellent source of documentaries that illustrate modern archaeological techniques. The latest (first broadcast in April 2021) is "Stonehenge: the lost circle revealed" It is about the search for the original location of Stonehenge's Blue Stones; enormous rocks that were tran...

Iceland is an increasingly important centre for server farms. Cheap electricity and, just as important, cheap cooling. My bet is that such a law would be used to make hosting "non-compliant" information illegal.

The fakers forgot about smokeless ammunition. I guess a cloud of smoke looks more dramatic and hides any imperfections in the cut and paste.

The Ameican Association for the Advancement of Science posted a Podcast, back in 2016, which casts doubts on the feasibility of open-air cremation of bodies unless you have huge quantities of dry wood. https://www.sciencemag.org/podcast/podcast-burning-body-experiment-prehistoric-hunting-dogs-and-se...

Since 2015, for two weeks each summer, archaeologists assisted by volunteers have been excavating the area around Hougouamont Farm on the Waterloo battlefield site in Belgium. I only bring it to the attention of other readers as the http://www.waterloouncovered.com provides an ideal "compare an...

Shoes (for whatever reasons) seem to have a very high psychological impact. At the Eichman trial one of the "witnesses" - from memory an Austrian- Jewish psychologist - placed a pair of shoes in front of himself as he gave "evidence". One would expect Jewish organisations to be e...

At the trial of Adolph Eichman one witness brought a pair of shoes into the witness box and plonked them down as evidence. There is an undeniable and deep-seated emotional link to "orphaned" items of personal property.and it would be surprising if psychologists had not recommended their us...

Caroline Sturdy-Colls's PhD thesis is now available at the University of Birmingham.

http://etheses.bham.ac.uk/3531/

The Daily Telegraph carried an article about the recent discovery of Jewish prisoners' shoes in the forest close to the Stuthoff Concentration Camp. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/poland/11941125/Hundreds-of-pairs-of-shoes-of-Nazi-prisoners-discovered-in-Polish-forest.html I wonder...

There has been much comment about University of Staffordshire lecturer, Caroline Sturdy-Colls's, scientific technique so it is always informative to read reports of how other archaeological professionals go about excavating the cremated remains of one 7000-years'-old body. This from Oxford Archaeolo...

It would be amazing if the Jewish organisations did not set-up media opportunities to promote their version of events. In the aftermath of the war the British occupation authorities were for ever complaining about Jewish organisations setting-up photo opportunities to portray the British in the wors...