Abstract

Intuition has been described as 'the immediate learning or knowing of something without the conscious use of reasoning'. This paper describes a new approach to archaeology research in which the author has received information about archaeological sites and artifacts from a psychic associate who appears to 'know without the conscious use of reasoning'. In actual fact the whole research program defies reasons and the usual concept of the rational man. The ultimate implications of this alliance of archaeology and para psychology are to say the least 'mind boggling'.