Features and Articles
The following articles and links are intended to stand-alone and give the reader a different insight into events of recent prehistory. They also build further on some of the themes discussed in the author's earlier books. If you like the features here then you will like the books.
Most of these articles are now also available in the book/e-book:
Prehistory Papers published in Kindle edition.
Alternatively you can access the online versions and relevant links below:
Catastrophism in Prehistory
Catastrophism without Velikovsky!
Raised Beaches and Submerged Forests - Curious Anomalies
Submerged Forests around Britain and Ireland: maps and photographs
The Irish Sea Coast: Holocene coastline
Patterns on the Irish Sea Floor: updated sonar surveys
When the Sky Leaned Over (in Ancient China): Kung Kung & pole shifts
Atlantis - updating the evidence
Is catastrophism becoming more acceptable to mainstream science? - Koudriavtsev, Cuba, Irish Sea
Submerged Islands opposite the Strait of Gibraltar; updating the evidence
Catastrophes: from Atlantis to the Aegean; ancient earthquakes & tsunamis
Plato's Impossible Plain; investigating the dimensions that Plato gives us
Ancient Britain and Europe
Stonehenge Builders DNA; Aegean and Anatolian origins
Cannibals in Neolithic Britain & Ireland: what were the dolmens for?
Lyonesse - Lost; examining the roots of the Lyonesse legends
Ancient Astronomy, Catastrophism, Pole-shifts and Pole-Tides
Dangers to Earth from Ancient Supernovas: stellar-mergers and cosmic events
The Spiral in Neolithic Art; astronomical significance
Spirals on the Long Meg Standing Stone: spirals, wobbles and pole-shifts
Irish God Kings and a Nine-month Day: Irish legends and Newgrange astronomy
Cosmic Catastrophism affecting the Earth
The latest bibliography from William Thompson III (updated 2020)
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Pictish Studies
The Problem of the Picts: New Deer; Pictish DNA;
Three Pictures of Picts: three well known images and a new one
A Crocodile in Loch Ness? Saint Columba's monster sighting
Who were the Irish Cannibals? Attacotti and Scotti
Ptolemy's Map of Caledonia: an alternative interpretation
Dismissing the Venerable Bede: a 'Scythian' origin for the Picts
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Downloads and pdf files
Some of the author's papers and articles withdrawn from publication in 2006 due to attempted editorial censorship.
Please note that some of the links mentioned in the pdf's may now be broken.
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Reviews, etc
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