Interesting times we live in ...
 

Burma Spitfires latest:

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showp...postcount=1542

RedToo.

Soo ... according to that article. They are digging in the wrong spot because its safer and makes a better TV documentary even though everyone knows there are no Spitfires there? Furthermore the one borehole in the "right" area found what may be a crate at depth but even if it is a spitfire crate its full of water ?

Sounds a right royal stuff up already.

More obfuscation and intended confusion from Mr. Cundall. Crate full of water will take "weeks" to pump out. Wtf?

Serious archeologists with a reputation to maintain have now examined Mr. Cundall's "witness statements" and the other "evidence" he has accumulated in detail and pronounced it Bollox.

I told you.:grin:

How does Duralumin hold up under water?????? I'm not sure it's noted for it's corrosion resistance.

Burmese authorities stopped the dig.
 

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showp...postcount=1644

RedToo.

Dunno, but this one seems to have held up quite well;
http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...78c9f70_L1.jpg

What is a "conflict archaeologist"? Is it a derogatory term for a specialist who is sceptical of the dig, or is it an archaeologist with particular knowledge of the conflict in Burma?

Archaeologist specialising in the archaeology of war.

RedToo.

Aha. Thanks, I thought it might be the archaeological equivalent of whiner.