Prehistoric

[close] This group is dedicated to roleplaying as the creatures of our past. Not limited to only dinosaurs you can play as a creature from any age from the Dunkleosteus of the Devonian to the Chalicotherium of the Neogene. All species are welcome.

[close] Heed! This Group Is Still Under Construction!Please read description! This is a prehistoric-based role-play group inspired by Robert T. Bakker's Raptor Red, the life-story of a female UtahRaptor of the vast flood plains that will become the state of Utah. Originally, the setting of the Lore was based on the Early Cret. era, but members are currently free to role-play what ever species of prehistoric creature from any period of time with an accepted request and complete application of the character in the Guest Book. We no longer accept postKOevent creatures. Role-players and fans of other Dinosaur-based/franchise are warmly welcome! (Jurassic Park, LBT, etc.) Now and then we accept requests for short-term plots and events by contacting the admin/mods ©iDysturbed/attentionwhoregreymonon|Good reads @iDysfunctioned 'The Catalyst' Banner images © to their owners Plans to slowly come back to good reads are underway as of Dec 2015. Please read, this group has since before been under construction, and may continue instead in its own separate website. Thank you for tolerating my inactivity.

[close] This global discussion group has been designed to encourage debates about important and underreported issues of our era. All you need is an enquiring mind and a desire to gain or share “underground knowledge”. This is also a place to discuss the controversial topics explored in The Underground Knowledge Series (non-fiction books) by James Morcan & Lance Morcan as well as the Underground Knowledge podcast show.

[close] An informal on-line “bulletin-board” resource for readers interested in staying abreast of the current state-of-knowledge and the latest books, technical journal articles, news items, and even fiction related to the origins and evolution of hominin species. The masthead photograph is a satellite image of the east African region around Lake Turkana in Ethiopia and Kenya and is the site of many important hominin fossil discoveries.