Corn in Unusual Places - Episode 71

Today we talk about the supposed pre-contact images of New World maize in places like Rosslyn Chapel and ancient temples around the world. What do these images actually look like, is it really depictions of New World corn, and if it's not corn, what is it?

Links:

• Prince Henry Sinclair

• The official Rosslyn Chapel website:

• The mention of maize among the carvings in the Rosslyn Chapel:

• If you scroll down in this article, you’ll find the diagnosis of a botanist. Not maize.

• The Westford Knight:

• You can read the Zeno Narrative here:

• A deconstruction of the claim that the Zeno Narrative is legitimate history:

• Roslyn: Corn or Atlantean Zippers?

• Earliest depictions of Corn in Europe

• Crow Canyon Dinetah petroglyphs

• Roslin Chapel analysis

• io9 Cthulhu

• Goo and Ashes

• Xiuhuatoxtla

• Corn evidence database

• Kwakwaka'wakw

• Three Sisters

• Green Men

• The green men and Rosslyn Chapel as a storybook

• Maeshowe

Note: the following 70's era commercials use racial stereotypes and range from vaguely subverting to cringey as hell

• Mazola commercial

• Ancient Chinese Secret

Contact

• Email us at ArchyFantasies@gmail.com

• Follow us on Twitter at @Archyfantasies and find us on FaceBook.

• Theme Music by ArcheopSoup Productions

Produced by Chris Webster and Tristan Boyle

Edited by Christopher Sims

The Pachuag Hoax - Episode 63

Returning guest Nicholas Bellantoni talk to us today about the Pachaug State Forest Archaeological Hoax. What was it? How did Nick get involved, how'd he figure it out, and why its hard to fool an archaeologist.

LINKS

• Pachaug State Forest

• Holy Newark Stones, Batman! The Archaeology Fantasies Podcast, Ep 7

• Mysterious Minoan Miners and the Missing Michigan Minerals – America Unearthed S 1 Ep 3

• THE CURIOUS CASE OF THE COPPER CULTURE MYTH - EPISODE 8

Contact

• Email us at ArchyFantasies@gmail.com

• Follow us on Twitter at @Archyfantasies and find us on FaceBook.

• Theme Music by ArcheopSoup Productions

Produced by Chris Webster and Tristan Boyle

Edited by Christopher Sims