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THE BOURNE JOURNAL OF
ARCHAEOLOGY
Our Researched Articles
The Bourne Journal of Archaeology strives to produce the finest papers in our mission to fully disclose the works of our mentor, Oxford Professor Jebidiah E. Smith, which are now being proven today on the modern world of our sciences as archaeology, geology and biology. Many of our photojournalists and writers are now at the pinnacle of their careers, and have been more than instrumental in challenging the very halls of modern science and academia. We welcome you to browse our newly discovered relics and ruins, which should entice the reader to study more in depth the mysteries of the First Gods and the ancient continent of Yidath. Even if the reader is not leaned towards the spiritual, the Revelations of the First Gods, or the true testimony of their prophet, Izal, of the Eemian Caspian Region, then the subject focus of each should cause the reader to his own speculations.
hEADLINE nEWS ARTICLES
An Archeonsaur?
Reports from a Mexican
mining expedition coming
across an ancient flying
reptile that may have
survived underground in
hibernation.
Fossil Craton
A new Archean fossil field
is found in Australia
where a possible theory
points to a first
continent.
Yidath Cult
More information on the
newly uncovered Yidath
Cult tied to the Book of
Gates found around the
world.
Deadly Plant
Russian and Argentine
teams in Antarctica
discover living plant
spores of a plant that
existed on Yidath some
3 billion years ago.
Tiblisi Ruins
More evidence of an
ancient Caspian
civilization are
unearthed in Georgia
proving reality of
Nurubi Tablets.
Phylum Fossil
A bizarre fossil found in
Brazil's National Park
points to extinct
Archean species larger
than elephants.
Dog Gods?
More ancient skeletons
found near Black Mesa
Basin have Bourne
University believing the
ruins of G'nare, the first
mammals has been
found.
Sand Dragons?
Fossils of a massive
armored worm in the Gobi
Desert have researchers
debating the legends of
dragons and the surviving
descendants of Archean
monsters.
Ghost Ship
An abandoned merchant
ship is found to be linked
to a fossil case ordered
by Bourne University.
Goblins Alive
Irish nature magazine
article reports sightings
of fabled goblins coming
from an ancient cave.
T’kai Cities?
Greenland scientists to
examine evidence of
prehistoric city before
being ice locked in past
near Ittoqqortoormiit.
Archaen Pyramid
Mapping of an ancient
pyramid in Saudi Arabia's
Empty Quarter near
Wabar could be over 3
billion years old.
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THE BOURNE JOURNAL OF
ARCHAEOLOGY
Our Researched Articles
The Bourne Journal of Archaeology strives to produce the finest papers in our mission to fully disclose the works of our mentor, Oxford Professor Jebidiah E. Smith, which are now being proven today on the modern world of our sciences as archaeology, geology and biology. Many of our photojournalists and writers are now at the pinnacle of their careers, and have been more than instrumental in challenging the very halls of modern science and academia. We welcome you to browse our newly discovered relics and ruins, which should entice the reader to study more in depth the mysteries of the First Gods and the ancient continent of Yidath. Even if the reader is not leaned towards the spiritual, the Revelations of the First Gods, or the true testimony of their prophet, Izal, of the Eemian Caspian Region, then the subject focus of each should cause the reader to his own speculations.
hEADLINE nEWS ARTICLES
Reports from a Mexican
mining expedition coming
across an ancient flying reptile
that may have survived
underground in hibernation.
An Archeonsaur?
Fossil Craton
A new Archean fossil field is
found in Australia where a
possible theory points to a
first continent.
Ghost Ship
An abandoned merchant ship
is found to be linked to a
fossil case ordered by Bourne
University.
Goblins Alive
Irish nature magazine
article reports sightings of
fabled goblins coming from
an ancient cave.
T’kai Cities?
Greenland scientists to
examine evidence of
prehistoric city before being
ice locked in past near
Ittoqqortoormiit.
Archaen Pyramid
Mapping of an ancient pyramid
in Saudi Arabia's Empty
Quarter near Wabar could be
over 3 billion years old.
Yidath Cult
More information on the
newly uncovered Yidath Cult
tied to the Book of Gates
found around the world.
Deadly Plant
Russian and Argentine teams
in Antarctica discover living
plant spores of a plant that
existed on Yidath some 3
billion years ago.
Tiblisi Ruins
More evidence of an ancient
Caspian civilization are
unearthed in Georgia proving
reality of Nurubi Tablets.
Phylum Fossil
A bizarre fossil found in
Brazil's National Park points to
extinct Archean species larger
than elephants.
Dog Gods?
More ancient skeletons found
near Black Mesa Basin have
Bourne University believing
the ruins of G'nare, the first
mammals has been found.
Sand Dragons?
Fossils of a massive armored
worm in the Gobi Desert have
researchers debating the
legends of dragons and the
surviving descendants of
Archean monsters.
RECENT ISSUES
WINTER 2017
The Bourne Winter 2017 issue
has been released
SUMMER 2018
The Bourne Summer 2018 issue
has been released
FALL 2018
The Bourne Fall 2018 issue has
been released
WINTER 2018
The Bourne Winter 2018 issue
has been released
FALL 2019
The Bourne Fall 2019 issue has
been released
© bOURNE uNIVERSITY 2021
ARTICLES RESEARCH
THE BOURNE JOURNAL OF
ARCHAEOLOGY
Our Researched Articles
The Bourne Journal of Archaeology strives to produce the finest papers in our mission to fully disclose the works of our mentor, Oxford Professor Jebidiah E. Smith, which are now being proven today on the modern world of our sciences as archaeology, geology and biology. Many of our photojournalists and writers are now at the pinnacle of their careers, and have been more than instrumental in challenging the very halls of modern science and academia. We welcome you to browse our newly discovered relics and ruins, which should entice the reader to study more in depth the mysteries of the First Gods and the ancient continent of Yidath. Even if the reader is not leaned towards the spiritual, the Revelations of the First Gods, or the true testimony of their prophet, Izal, of the Eemian Caspian Region, then the subject focus of each should cause the reader to his own speculations.
hEADLINE nEWS ARTICLES
Reports from a Mexican mining expedition
coming across an ancient flying reptile that
may have survived underground in hibernation.
An Archeonsaur?
Fossil Craton
A new Archean fossil field is found in Australia
where a possible theory points to a first
continent.
Ghost Ship
An abandoned merchant ship is found to be linked
to a fossil case ordered by Bourne University.
Goblins Alive
Irish nature magazine article reports sightings of
fabled goblins coming from an ancient cave.
T’kai Cities?
Greenland scientists to examine evidence of
prehistoric city before being ice locked in past near
Ittoqqortoormiit.
Archaen Pyramid
Mapping of an ancient pyramid in Saudi Arabia's
Empty Quarter near Wabar could be over 3 billion
years old.
Yidath Cult
More information on the newly uncovered Yidath
Cult tied to the Book of Gates found around the
world.
Deadly Plant
Russian and Argentine teams in Antarctica
discover living plant spores of a plant that existed
on Yidath some 3 billion years ago.
Tiblisi Ruins
More evidence of an ancient Caspian civilization
are unearthed in Georgia proving reality of
Nurubi Tablets.
Phylum Fossil
A bizarre fossil found in Brazil's National Park
points to extinct Archean species larger than
elephants.
Dog Gods?
More ancient skeletons found near Black Mesa
Basin have Bourne University believing the ruins
of G'nare, the first mammals has been found.
Sand Dragons?
Fossils of a massive armored worm in the Gobi
Desert have researchers debating the legends of
dragons and the surviving descendants of
Archean monsters.
RECENT ISSUES
WINTER 2017
The Bourne Winter
2017 issue has been
released
SUMMER 2018
The Bourne Summer
2018 issue has been
released
FALL 2018
The Bourne Fall 2018
issue has been
released
WINTER 2018
The Bourne Winter
2018 issue has been
released
FALL 2019
The Bourne Fall 2019
issue has been
released
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