Maintenance in progress

multiple strands of the heterodox archaeology current moved together: satellite imagery and ancient dna work on amazonian earthworks reported settlement predating accepted timelines, an analysis argued the antikythera mechanism implies a mature and now-lost engineering tradition rather than a one-off, and a hungarian researcher claimed to have rediscovered a stone-softening method explaining megalith transport. these are claims of varying rigor, but the mainstream and fringe versions are converging on the same sentence: the human timeline is being revised from several directions at once.

archaeology press and independent heterodox publications