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On this day in 1799 the Rosetta stone was found in Rosetta Egypt. As a result of it's discovery people were able to translate hieroglyphics into English and other modern languages which vastly increased our understanding of ancient Egyptian history and culture.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
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LET'S CYST AGAIN
After all the build-up my operation didn't happen. I managed to psych myself up for it but when I got in, the doctor took one look at it, said that it was still infected, gave me some antibiotics and sent me home.Because of the waiting lists and staff holidays he couldn't offer me a repeat appointment until the third week in August, but as that is the week of the Weird Weekend, I have opted to wait until the month after - it might as well be draining till September.
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RICHARD MUIRHEAD NEEDS YOUR HELP
Dear folks
Sometimes one thing leads to another in Fortean research and today is a case in point. I compiled my latest Muirhead`s Mysteries blog and sent it off to Jon today, Monday July 11th with a reference to a magazine called The Saucerian Review which had an article on a Hairy Beast in Hong Kong in its January 1956 edition. There are several strands of interest here. Did the magazine think this hairy beast was a kind of alien, because it left triangular “footprints”? Also, the magazine cost c. £60 on ebay and I think hundreds of pounds on abebooks.co.uk which I`m not going to spend. Also, apparently the chupacabra leaves triangular “footprints” ? Another issue – just how many more mystery animal reports from Hong Kong and elsewhere are hidden away in the depths of obscure and less obscure magazines of a UFOlogical nature?Does anyone out there own The Saucerian Review for Jan 1956 and if so please couldshe/he look this story up for me? I searched on the Hong Kong Online newspaper archive I know of but found nothing and I await a reply from the central library in Hong Kong for further information.
It is fortunate indeed Jon didn`t start writing the Mystery Animals of Hong Kong book 5 years ago as information is still turning up!
Yours sincerely
Richard Muirhead
Telephone +44 (0) 1625 869048
Sometimes one thing leads to another in Fortean research and today is a case in point. I compiled my latest Muirhead`s Mysteries blog and sent it off to Jon today, Monday July 11th with a reference to a magazine called The Saucerian Review which had an article on a Hairy Beast in Hong Kong in its January 1956 edition. There are several strands of interest here. Did the magazine think this hairy beast was a kind of alien, because it left triangular “footprints”? Also, the magazine cost c. £60 on ebay and I think hundreds of pounds on abebooks.co.uk which I`m not going to spend. Also, apparently the chupacabra leaves triangular “footprints” ? Another issue – just how many more mystery animal reports from Hong Kong and elsewhere are hidden away in the depths of obscure and less obscure magazines of a UFOlogical nature?Does anyone out there own The Saucerian Review for Jan 1956 and if so please couldshe/he look this story up for me? I searched on the Hong Kong Online newspaper archive I know of but found nothing and I await a reply from the central library in Hong Kong for further information.
It is fortunate indeed Jon didn`t start writing the Mystery Animals of Hong Kong book 5 years ago as information is still turning up!
Yours sincerely
Richard Muirhead
Telephone +44 (0) 1625 869048
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