cactusjumper
Gold Member
Hal,
In post #107, I should have mentioned that Barry Fell is an author, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Harvard University, as well as being the President of The Epigraphic Society. I have two of his books, which often seem to be a bit of a stretch (logic) for me, as well as "The Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers, Volume 19" from 1990. He is also a friend and colleague of Professor Cyclone Covey, who wrote the only commercially published book on Calalus.
I believe the article in volume 19, cited above, gives a fair and extensive view of the pros and cons of the Tucson Artifacts, and should be a must have for anyone researching the subject. It bares repeating that Fell and Covey are friends. Professor Covey has written articles for The Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers.
A number of good copies can be found here:
http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Sea...ociety+Occasional+Papers,+Volume+19&x=68&y=12
Good luck,
Joe
In post #107, I should have mentioned that Barry Fell is an author, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Harvard University, as well as being the President of The Epigraphic Society. I have two of his books, which often seem to be a bit of a stretch (logic) for me, as well as "The Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers, Volume 19" from 1990. He is also a friend and colleague of Professor Cyclone Covey, who wrote the only commercially published book on Calalus.
I believe the article in volume 19, cited above, gives a fair and extensive view of the pros and cons of the Tucson Artifacts, and should be a must have for anyone researching the subject. It bares repeating that Fell and Covey are friends. Professor Covey has written articles for The Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers.
A number of good copies can be found here:
http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Sea...ociety+Occasional+Papers,+Volume+19&x=68&y=12
Good luck,
Joe
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