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Scott Wolter Answers The Smithsonian Responds to America Unearthed. Something truly ironic happened the same week the Bat Creek Stone Lost Relics of the Bible episode aired the artifact was returned to the Eastern Band of Cherokee where it will be displayed as a Woodland Era artifact in the Museum of the Cherokee Indian in Cherokee, North Carolina. This exciting and historic news was tempered by a curiously timed statement issued by Dr. Bruce Smith, of the Smithsonian Institution on Thursday, January 2. I wasnt the only person to find this to be very interesting timing for the Smithsonian to issue such a proclamation Bruce D. Smith, Curator of North American Archaeology at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, shares the opinion of other professional archaeologists that the Bat Creek Stone is an obvious fraud, as most recently documented in the article by Robert Mainfort and Mary Kwas The Bat Creek Stone Revisited A Fraud Exposed, American Antiquity 2. Along with other known fraudulent artifacts, we retain it in our collections as part of the cultural history of archaeological frauds, which were quite popular in the second half of the 1. Ultimate Maps Er Serial' title='Ultimate Maps Er Serial' />Ultimate Maps Er SerialThe fifth edition of DNS and BIND published in May 2006 covers BIND 9. BIND 9 series, as well as BIND 8. As long as trolls are still trolling, the Rick will never stop rolling. It turns out theres a code to unlock Shin Akuma in Ultra Street Fighter II. Revealed by Capcom at this years SDCC, you can play as the characters demon form. Long known to be a fake, The Bat Creek Stone has none the less been a source of entertaining and fanciful alternative interpretations for more than a century, and as is the case with mermaids and unicorns, it will no doubt continue to be the subject of speculation by people of all ages for years to come. I then issued a response This statement borders on ridiculous. For the Smithsonian to issue a statement like this indicates one of two possibilities Mr. Smith and his colleagues do not understand the scientific testing of the artifacts to date that are consistent with a circa 1. Mr. Smith and his colleagues are willfully ignoring scientific data and siding with unsupported speculation to continue to preserve an historical paradigm of the Smithsonian Institutions choosing. I dont believe Mr. Smith doesnt understand the scientific data which is consistent and conclusive with authenticity. Therefore, to accept unsupported speculation of Mainfort and Kwas and thereby disparaging the reputation of John Emmert, and by association casting doubt on all of the Smithsonians excavations and findings of this era, reeks of an agenda. The seriousness of this situation, in my opinion, demands a Congressional investigation since the Smithsonian receives government funding. The tax payers of this country, and indeed the world, deserve better given the Smithsonians perceived reputation of competency. In light of the extensive scientific evidence that appears to be being ignored in favor of an apparent agenda, this statement by Mr. Smith on behalf of the institution casts doubt on that competency. I plan to do all I can to see this investigation happens. Jogos Playstation 2 Futebol. Dr. Smith then responded making sure to list all his credentials while trying to belittle my own qualifications This about the response I expected from Scott Wolter should make for good publicity for Wolter and the exhibition. I am looking forward to reading of Mr. Ultimate Maps Er Serial' title='Ultimate Maps Er Serial' />Wolters scientific data once it is published in a peer reviewed scientific journal. I Hadnt heard of Mr. Wolter previously, but a brief scan of internet entries provides a clear profile of his qualifications and his reputation as a researcher An undergraduate degree in Geology, it appears. I am looking forward to hearing from Duane King and Anne Rodgers on this. Sincerely,Dr. Bruce D. Smith. Past President, Southeastern Archaeological Conference. Ultimate Maps Er Serial' title='Ultimate Maps Er Serial' />Past President, Society for American Archaeology. Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Member, National Academy of Sciences, U. S. A. Bruce D. Smith. Curator of North American Archaeology. Senior Research Scientist. Program in Human Ecology and Archaeobiology. Department of Anthropology. National Museum of Natural History. Smithsonian Institution. Washington D. C. 2. Don Rose, a senior elder with the Cherokee was not pleased and made his feelings known that he considered the Smithsonians statement to be an insult and if they insist in calling it a hoax, then the elders will rebury it Barbara,It is my understanding that the Smithsonian has, in a recent correspondence, declared the Bat Creek Stone to be a fraudulent artifact and not worthy of further historical or scientific interest or investigation. That position is entirely inconsistent with the criteria the Smithsonian has imposed on us to protect the artifact if it is a fake, then why be concerned with its welfare. However, since they have formally declared it to be a fraud, then I, as a tribal member and a member of the Museum Board, must oppose further effort to acquire an expensive display arena for an item that has been determined to be fraudulent. I respectfully suggest the relic be placed in storage or returned to the Smithsonian or, if it is a fact that it was recovered from a Cherokee Mound, then the Tribe reclaims the worthless stone and return it to a burial site, as is our custom. Donald E. Rose. Treasurer, Museum BoardI wasnt pleased either and made my feelings known as well Dr. Smith,With all due respect, I would have expected a more creative response than the old fall back lines of academia such as personal attacks by criticizing credentials and reverting to the tired old phrase of, Published in a peer reviewed scientific journal. If you are going to use the word scientific, you better know what it means. The fact of the matter is we come from two different worlds. I am a licensed professional whose primary responsibility is the health and safety of the public. We are responsible for building and maintaining our countrys buildings, roads, bridges and other critical infrastructure. When those structures fail, that is when they call me. I certainly consider myself a researcher, but my primary work is material forensics. The standard I have to meet is to be able to testify in a court of law, under oath, to my scientific findings which must be supported by factual evidence. If I were to be found guilty of substandard work, or unethical behavior, I risk losing my license to practice and potentially could go to jail. I would ask you Dr. Smith, what accountability does a tenured professor have The fact is this lowly undergrad was formally trained in the scientific method and has used it in my work for nearly 3. I can easily see when it has not been used properly. The Smithsonians handling of the Bat Creek Stone, the Kensington Rune Stone, the Tucson Lead Artifacts, and other historical artifacts are textbook examples of the improper use of the scientific method. My geological work on the Bat Creek Stone was professionally peer reviewed in accordance with ASTM and AASHTO standards. It is those scientific standards that the building of our nation in the modern age was based upon. You can criticize me all you want, but itll be interesting to see how the academic, opinion driven peer review process holds up during questioning, under oath, against factual scientific evidence. I later added the following to the discussion Don Rose,You, me, the Tribe and the Smithsonian including Dr. Smith know the artifact is genuine. Academia in Washington is defending a centuries old paradigm and we all know it. They know that, once one of these obvious genuine anomalies is accepted, the historical house of cards crumbles.