Society for Interdisciplinary Studies - explores ancient history, archaeoastronomy, archaeology, astronomy, geomagnetism, geology, cosmology, Biblical studies, evolution, mythology, and more.

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	explores ancient history, archaeoastronomy, archaeology, astronomy, geomagnetism, geology, cosmology, Biblical studies, evolution, mythology, and more. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	Society for Interdisciplinary Studies (SIS)
Description:	Science Central - 4537041 - The Society for Interdisciplniary is a society, investigating the fields of chronology and catastrophism in the sciences, including ancient history, geomagnetism, archaeoastronomy, palaeontology, mythology, astronomy, geology, physics, evolution, psychology, archaeology, catastrophism, biblical studies and cosmology.
Category:	Physics - Psychology - Archaeology - Astronomy - Geology - Evolution - Petroglyphs - Cosmology - Geomagnetism - Interdisciplinary - Mythology - Folklore - Archaeoastronomy - Palaeontology - Catastrophism - Catastrophes - Catastrophics - Immanuel Velikovsky - Ancient History - Biblical Studies - Asteroid Impacts - Plasma Cosmology - Rock Art

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