Re: Mesolithic/Neolithic Boundary (1) From Whence They Came.

"Eric Stevens" <eric.stevens@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Thu, 7 Sep 2006 23:03:30 +0100, "JMB"
<johnmbyrne[remove]@mysmart.ie> wrote:


--SNIP--

This is getting boring. Like I said, there were a load of relatively
concurrent threads at the time, and in your usual attempts to cloud over the
flaws in Larry's paper, you quite often changed the subject of those
threads. I didn't want to have to go reading through Google, but I have,
and the specific post that I was thinking of when I made my first post in
this thread is message ID:
news:u2beovojkukp6uhk7fe5hudol83fa7t0u2@xxxxxxx
to be found at
http://groups.google.ie/group/sci.archaeology/msg/9ec2c69afcc5863e?dmode=source&hl=en
To quote you:
"You are not a specialist in this field. Philip Dietiker is. You wouldn't
understand the papers if you read them. Philip Dietiker does. You don't
know what's in them. Philip Dietiker does."

Proved wrong when I finally got to see them.

And to further quote you (although not really relevant to my first post on
this thread):
"Your problem is that what he is finding threatens your entrenched ideas.
You won't find Philip Dietiker a Larry Athy to be bullied and harried.
Philip may change his mind but his conclusions are a damned sight better
founded than the ones you rely upon."
How long did the love affair last before you had your falling out with
Philip?






Eric Stevens


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