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Dr. Robert Schoch's 
Credentials  
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ROBERT M. SCHOCH 
CURRENT POSITION: 
Associate Professor of Science and Mathematics (Tenured),
Division of Science and Mathematics, College of General Studies,
Boston University, 871 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts
02215 U.S.A. 
EDUCATION: 
Ph.D. (Geology & Geophysics), Yale University, May 1983 
M. Phil. (Geology & Geophysics), Yale University, December 1981 
M. S. (Geology & Geophysics), Yale University, May 1981 
B. S. (Geology), The George Washington University, Washington, D.
C., May 1979 
B. A. (Anthropology), The George Washington University,
Washington, D. C., May 1979 
BOOKS: 
PHYLOGENY RECONSTRUCTION IN PALEONTOLOGY, by Robert M. Schoch.
Published by Van Nostrand Reinhold Company Inc., 115 Fifth
Avenue, New York, New York, 10003. 1986. XII + 353 pages. ISBN:
0-442-27967-1. 
STRATIGRAPHY: PRINCIPLES AND METHODS, by Robert M. Schoch.
Published by Van Nostrand Reinhold. 1989. XII + 375 pages. ISBN:
0-442-28021-1. 
CASE STUDIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, by Robert M. Schoch.
Published by West Publishing Company, 610 Opperman Drive, P. O.
Box 64526, Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN 55164- 0526. 1996. V + 203
pages. ISBN: 0-314-20397-4. 
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: SYSTEMS AND SOLUTIONS, Web Enhanced
Edition, by Michael L. McKinney and Robert M. Schoch. Published
by Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 40 Tall Pine Drive, Sudbury, MA
01776. 1998. XXXIV + 639 pages (text) + 68 pages (appendixes,
glossary, index). ISBN: 0-7637-0613-2. 
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (third edition), by Denis DuBay, Anne
Tweed, Robert M. Schoch, and Andrew H. Lapinski. Published by
Scott Foresman Addison Wesley Longman, Menlo Park, California.
1999. XII + 468 pages. ISBN: 0-201-32133-5. 
VOICES OF THE ROCKS: A SCIENTIST LOOKS AT CATASTROPHES AND
ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS, by Robert M. Schoch with Robert Aquinas
McNally. Published by Harmony Books (Crown Publishing Group,
Random House, Inc.), New York. 1999. XIV + 258 pages. ISBN:
0-609-60369-8. 
EDITED BOOKS: 
VERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY, edited by Robert M. Schoch. Benchmark
Papers in Geology, Volume 83. Published by Van Nostrand Reinhold
Company Inc., 115 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York, 10003. 1984.
XVI + 363 pages. ISBN: 0-442-28052-1. 
THE EVOLUTION OF PERISSODACTYLS, edited by Donald R. Prothero and
Robert M. Schoch. Published by Oxford University Press, Inc., 200
Madison Avenue, New York, New York, 10016. 1989. X + 537 pages.
ISBN: 0-19-506039-3. 
MAJOR FEATURES OF VERTEBRATE EVOLUTION, convened by Donald R.
Prothero and Robert M. Schoch. Published by The Paleontological
Society, Short Courses in Paleontology Number 7, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville. 1994. vi + 270 pages. 
BOOK-LENGTH MONOGRAPH: 
SYSTEMATICS, FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY AND MACROEVOLUTION OF THE
EXTINCT MAMMALIAN ORDER TAENIODONTA, by Robert M. Schoch. Yale
University Peabody Museum of Natural History Bulletin No. 42.
Published by the Peabody Museum of Natural History (Publications
Office), Yale University, 170 Whitney Avenue, P. O. Box 6666, New
Haven, Connecticut, 06511. 1986. XII + 307 pages. ISBN:
0-912532-04. 
ARTICLES 
Various articles, abstracts, and notes on the age of the Great
Sphinx published by Robert M. Schoch. The list below includes
both more technical articles (such as the articles in KMT,
Geoarchaeology, and Kadath) as well as more popular articles. The
age of the Sphinx is also discussed in one chapter of VOICES OF
THE ROCKS. 
Schoch, Robert M., and John Anthony West, 1991, Redating the
Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt. Geological Society of America
abstracts with programs, v. 23, no. 5, p. A253. [Abstract] [This
presentation generated much popular media interest--see, for
instance, "GSA Today" (vol. 2, no. 1., p. 1-2, January 1992) and
articles printed in THE NEW YORK TIMES 24 October 1991, THE
WASHINGTON POST 11 November 1991, NEWSDAY [New York] 25 October
1991, THE INDEPENDENT [London] 14 October 1991, USA TODAY 10
October 1991, THE BOSTON GLOBE 23 October 1991, THE SAN DIEGO
UNION 23 October 1991, LOS ANGELES TIMES 23 October 1991, THE
CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION 13 November 1991, 11 December 1991,
and 15 January 1992, THE EGYPTIAN GAZETTE 28 October 1991,
VANCOUVER SUN 28 October 1991, INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE 12
November 1991, and THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE 23 October 1991. This is
only a partial listing; reputedly the story was covered or
reprinted in hundreds of papers around the world, and also
mentioned on a number of radio and television shows.] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1992, How old is the Sphinx?, Abstracts for
the 1992 Annual Meeting of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, Chicago, p. 202. [Abstract] [This
presentation also generated much popular interest. See, for
example, articles printed in THE NEW YORK TIMES 9 February 1992,
THE WASHINGTON POST 17 February 1992, THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
8 February 1992, THE DAILY TELEGRAPH (London) 10 February 1992,
SCIENCE 14 February 1992, NEW SCIENTIST 15 February 1992, THE
HOUSTON CHRONICLE 12 February 1992, and THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE 24
February 1992. For related articles, see THE NEW YORK TIMES 27
June 1992 and 18 July 1992, THE LAW ENFORCEMENT NEWS 15 June
1992, THE TIMES (London) 3 July 1992, SKY MAGAZINE (Delta
Airlines) August 1992, FORTEAN TIMES (Number 64) August/September
1992, INSIGHT ON THE NEWS 10 August 1992, pp. 15-16; an article
in MUNDO 21 (issue for September 1992, pp. 130-137); and the Home
Life section of THE PROVIDENCE SUNDAY JOURNAL 28 February 1993.
This debate formed the basis of an article by Paul William
Roberts entitled "Riddle of the Sphinx" which appeared in the
March 1993 issue of the Canadian magazine SATURDAY NIGHT; an
expanded discussion of the same topic appears in the book by Paul
William Roberts entitled "River in the Desert: Modern Travels in
Ancient Egypt" (1993, Random House, New York).] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1992, Redating the Great Sphinx of Giza. KMT,
A Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt, v. 3, no. 2 (Summer 1992), pp.
52-59, 66-70. [For a supportive letter relative to this article,
see M. Payne, "Sphinx Redate Response," KMT, Fall 1992, p. 3. For
an article by another geologist that corroborates my research and
conclusions, see David Coxill, 1998, "The Riddle of the Sphinx."
InScription: Journal of Ancient Egypt (Papyrus Publishing, 26
Montville Drive, Stafford ST17 9XJ, England), Issue 2 [Spring
1998], pp. 13-19.] 
Schoch, Robert M., T. L. Dobecki, and 1992, Seismic
Investigations in the Vicinity of the Great Sphinx of Giza,
Egypt. Geoarchaeology, v. 7, no. 6, pp. 527-544. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1992, A Modern Riddle of the Sphinx. OMNI, v.
14, no. 11 (August 1992), pp. 46-48, 68-69. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1992, Scholars debate age of the Great Sphinx.
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 15 January 1992, p. B5.
[Letter] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1993, Dating the Sphinx. Conde Nast Traveler,
28:2 (February 1993), p. 103 [Sidebar to a larger article by J.
A. West entitled "Civilization Rethought," Conde Nast Traveler,
28:2 (February 1993), pp. 100-105, 168-171, 175-177; note also
the editorial on p. 83]. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1993, Reconsidering the Sphinx. OMNI, v. 15,
no. 6 (April 1993), p. 31. [Letter] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1994, L'Age du Sphinx de Gizeh: Vers Une
Revision Dechirante? Kadath, Chroniques des Civilisations
Disparues, No. 81 (Winter 1993-1994), pp. 13-53. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1994, How Old is the Great Sphinx?, American
Research Center in Egypt Annual Meeting, program and abstracts
(Toronto, 1994), p. 58. [Abstract] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1994, [On the Geological Evidence for an Older
Sphinx]. KMT, A Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt, v. 5, no. 2
(Summer 1994), pp. 6-7. [This article is a response to the
article by James A. Harrell entitled "The Sphinx Controversy:
Another Look at the Geological Evidence" published in the same
issue of KMT, pp. 70-74.] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1994, [More Sphinx Debate]. KMT, A Modern
Journal of Ancient Egypt, v. 5, no. 3 (Fall 1994), pp. 4-5.
[Letter] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1995, The Great Sphinx Controversy. Fortean
Times, Number 79 (February-March, 1995), pp. 34-39. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1995, The Age-Old Riddle of the Sphinx.
Habibi, A Journal for Lovers of Middle Eastern Dance and Arts,
vol. 14, no. 2 (Spring 1995), pp. 6-9. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1995, The Age of the Sphinx. Society for
Scientific Exploration, 14th Annual Meeting, Huntington Beach,
California, June 15-17, 1995, Abstracts, p. 11. Reprinted in
Journal of Scientific Exploration, vol. 9, no. 3 (Autumn, 1995),
p. 437. [Abstract] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1995, Sphinx Links. Archaeology, vol. 48, no.
1 (January/February 1995), pp. 10-12. [Letter] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1996, The Age of the Sphinx: A Geological
Inquiry. Journal of Scientific Exploration, vol. 10, no. 4
(Winter, 1996), p. 578. [Abstract] 
Schoch, Robert M., 1997, Dating the Sphinx. The New Yorker, 14
April 1997, p. 8. [Letter] 
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Articles published by Robert M. Schoch on the Yonaguni Monument.
This topic is also discussed in VOICES OF THE ROCKS. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1998, Secrets of the Deep [Concerning the
Yonaguni Monument]. Fortean Times, Number 114 (September 1998),
pp. 40-43. 
Schoch, Robert M., 1999, La Piramide de Yonaguni: Recuerdo de Mu?
Mas Alla de la Ciencia. No. 125 (May 1999), pp. 20-25. Click here
to read the English version of this article online. 

Schoch, Robert M., and John Anthony West, 1991, Redating the
Questo e gli altri articoli citati in seguito sono tutti facenti parte
del delirio sulla datazione della Sfinge.
Si, non posso cghe riconfermare quanto ho scritto qualche anno fa:
Schoch e' uno stratigrafo ed un paleontologo, si e' occupato cioeì' di
fossili, in particolare di fossili di vertebrati e di stratigrafia, ma
non dimostra di avere alcun esperienza specifica sullo studio delle
forme delle rocce e della superfice terrestre (di questo si occupa la
geomorfologia).
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scienze", non di geologia.
Ma allora ci sei ancora! Che mito...
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Ma allora ci sei ancora! Che mito...
L'erba cattiva non muore mai.
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