Misunderstood Technology:

The Last Bath's On You

For over 1,300 years, no-one noticed the lead-lined Roman Great Bath built on Britain's only hot water spring. Even, apparently, as they bathed in it.

Evidence of Managed Weather - Part Three

Engineered weather events create opportunities to hint. At earlier engineered weather events...

Evidence of Managed Weather - Part Two

Laser-guided lightning shows weather control is easy. If you can afford the equipment.

Evidence of Managed Weather - Part One

A fishy forecast introduces us to managed weather.

Away In a Manger - Part Five

In the Beginning was the Word. And the Word was "Vellum".

Away in a Manger - Part Four

The Stations of the Cross stood on the domes of the rocks.

Away In A Manger - Part Three

Logic and folklore explain enigmatic landscape features and uncover the real meaning of 'the Stations of the Cross'.

Away In A Manger - Part Two

Hogback 'tombs' intimately connect four English words: 'stock', 'stocks', 'grave' and 'gravy'.

Away In A Manger - Part One

Which religion starts with a husband and pregnant wife looking for shelter? And with an animal feeding trough?

Gas Stations of the Past - Part Six

Royston Cave's carvings depict the Hertfordshire town's market days.

Gas Stations of the Past - Part Five

Modern innovation turned balloons into airships. Modern alchemy developed new sources for lighter-than-air gas.

Gas Stations of the Past - Part Four

Ignore the hot air about hot air.

Gas Stations of the Past - Part Three

Mausoleum design suggests engineered gas creation, storage and management.

Gas Stations of the Past - Part Two

Mausolea as low-tech gas harvesting and dispensing stations. Photographic evidence.

Gas Stations of the Past - Part One

Evaluating mortuary structures as low-tech gas harvesting and dispensing stations resolves their enigmas and better explains curious physical characteristics.