Sweeping Plunge Line

Very cool sweeping plunge! The only problem is I trademarked "Sweeping Plunge" 250,001 years ago so now I'm going to have to send out cease and desist letters. :D
 
Interesting, but I would put a lot more credibility on the whole thing if the report wasn't from IFLS ( look it up if you don't know what it stands for). Neat stuff there, but not always 100% accurate.

Also, many of the Israeli and mid eastern archaeological reports are not completely credible, especially on dating artifacts. At least this was in the JAS, and not in BAR by Hershel Shanks.


I do like the knife, though.
 
Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith said:
Interesting, but I would put a lot more credibility on the whole thing if the report wasn't from IFLS ( look it up if you don't know what it stands for). Neat stuff there, but not always 100% accurate.

Also, many of the Israeli and mid eastern archaeological reports are not completely credible, especially on dating artifacts. At least this was in the JAS, and not in BAR by Hershel Shanks.


I do like the knife, though.
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I originally read the article in the Washington Post, but was not sure if others could access without a subscription, so I googled and IFLS must have a lot of Google love as it came up 2nd on the list behind the post. You have to @#&*&%$ love science though, right?
 
Yes, I really don't have a problem with Elsie's "I F***ing Love Science", as she usually is just posting articles from mainstream peer journals and newspapers. One issue is she gets in trouble all the time for copyright violations. I do have concerns over getting species specific DNA off a quarter million year old stone object that has been buried for most of that time in DNA packed cave soil.

You can't really blame her, Canadians go crazy during the winter and need something to do. She reads science journals online during winter (about 10 months of winter in Calgary) and blogs on her IFLS Facebook and other social media pages about them.

Calgary joke:
A new house was built by a US contractor in Calgary. It was very modern, with all the comforts and luxuries. The owner was selling the house twenty years later and the buyer asked about the gray metal box behind the house. The owner said, I don't really know what it is. The house plans say it is called an Air Conditioner, but I don't know what it does - it never has turned on as far as I know."
 
Cold Steels lawyers are hopping in a flux capacitor equipped Delorean with cease and desist orders in hand!
 
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