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Re: Climbing on Standing Stones
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nigelswift wrote:
jonnyj wrote:
nigelswift wrote:
[quote="jonnyj"]I think I'd back EH to have access to more genuine expertise on the subject than anyone else so....


I'd love to agree with you Nigel, but then we'd both be wrong. :)




Don't you think that sounds just a tad unlikely? You're claiming these are world renowned experts are you?


"World renowned" no, very experienced in all things RA yes, and their opinions as valid as any so called "expert", imo.

Nigel, trying to get an EH "expert" to visit a newly found cup and ring for example is almost impossible, same goes for official local "authorities", there's nothing in it for them, plus the discoverer, not having any official capacity in the field often has his opinion ignored, simply because he has no official credentials.


Tiompan has god only knows how many discoveries to his name, to a lesser extent so do the TNA people along with Geoff who runs the Pecsaetan site, are you suggesting these people give up and leave it all to EH. ?


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27th February 2012ce
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