8th November 2005, 07:16 PM
I'm glad that some other professionals out there feel that the article was unfair.
Venutius, you can say 2% till you are blue in the face, but it looks like that battle was won long ago. Well done. Whether it is now 6% or 10% the new evaluation areas look vast. More evaluation is always going to improve the chances of strengthening your case, assuming the remains survive. (That is a big if, judging by the ploughing experiment.) Why therefore are you seemingly attacking every conceivable aspect of the methodology and those conducting the work?
Venutius, you can say 2% till you are blue in the face, but it looks like that battle was won long ago. Well done. Whether it is now 6% or 10% the new evaluation areas look vast. More evaluation is always going to improve the chances of strengthening your case, assuming the remains survive. (That is a big if, judging by the ploughing experiment.) Why therefore are you seemingly attacking every conceivable aspect of the methodology and those conducting the work?