Ok, although I'd like to add I have also my problems with "legitimate" archeology, which is (put in another way) I suppose the "official, orthodox, mainstream-science" archeology who's main goal is it always to keep up the offical (hi)story at all costs and debunk whatever contradicts it. So the question for me is, as in every other field of research and science, does that mean we do not 'touch' the debunkers because they are automatically untouchable / 'legitimate' and thus "right"? Is a 'debunkers' view automatically right then and we grant them the 'last word on the matter' automatically? Or isn't it just another opinion (backed by a belief system) too?
Of course, the archeologist maybe right in this case about Sitchin and I cannot say anything definite about Masonry and all the conspiracy theory behind it as I am thoroughly confused by the info or disinfo given on it from different circles. I am just always asking open-minded questions, and this includes the "debunkers". Often, I also see "debunking", especially when done by the "skeptics societies", as just a rhetorical exercise (in favour of a certain limited world view), rather than a genuine and open-minded search for truth. Just my 2 cents.
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