Timeline by Michael Crichton?
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i read this a few years back, think i can remember; its about a group of archaeologists on a dig in france and they go back in time to the period they have been studying. theres knights and battles and stuff. thats pretty much all i can remember! i know i enjoyed it though. sorry i cant help more!
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The Bonfire of the Vanities - Tom Wolfe     \nLove in the Time of Cholera - Gabriel Garcia Marquez     \nThe Shell Seekers - Rosamunde Pilcher     \nThe Icarus Agenda - Robert Ludlum     \nAlaska - Jame Michener     \nZoya - Danielle Steel     \nThe Cardinal of the Kremlin - Tom Clancy     \nTill Wee Meet Again - Judith Krantz \n\nThe 8-Week Cholesterol Cure - Robert W. Kowalski     \nTrump: The Art of the Deal - Donald J. Trump with Tony Schwartz     \nSwim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive - Harvey Mackay     \nThriving on Chaos - Tom Peters     \nA Brief History of Time - Stephen W. Hawking     \nThe Rise and Fall of the Great Powers - Paul Kennedy     \nTalking Straight - Lee Iococca with Sonny Kleinfield     \nLove, Medicine and Miracles - Bernie S. Siegel     \n\nPulitzer Fiction\nBeloved, Toni Morrison   \n\nPulitzer Non-fiction\nThe Making of the Atomic Bomb, Richard Rhodes
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Here ya go...\n\nhttp://www.satchmo.net/bio/timeline/bio-00.shtml
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Do you mean "Robinson Crusoe" by Daniel Defoe?\n\nSee links below
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Sadly, I've actually heard about this before.  I can't believe how much useless junk I put into my head...I'd say pure fiction.  Its just more likely that he was some bored computer geek trying to get some attention.  Its still unclear whether or not time travel into the past is possible.  Based on current science I'm leaning toward the impossible side.  Oh well, 2036 will be here soon enough.  Then we'll know for sure.   ;)
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I have that book too,and I think it was written in the 70s.It sounded far fetched when I read it about 5 years ago but it does seem real now.
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The schedule on his web page doesn't show that far ahead.  He has an email address though.  You should ask him.
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Goto this site :\nhttp://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/timelinesynch.htm
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It was a Brittish scientist and unfortanately I can't remember his name. It was used as evidence the first time in a murder trail in England where two girls were found dead in a path near a field. The new science of Dna helped to prove whom the killer was. I even read the book about the murder investigation and the scientist but me with my middleage brain can not remember it's name either. Maybe someone out there can remember the name of the scientist or the  name of the book. Sorry I could not be of more help. But maybe this will put you on the right track
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Only a series of books, the last of which was The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time, by Preston B. Nichols and Peter Moon (published, I believe, in 1992).\n\nSomething may be going on in Montauk Point, Long Island, NY, but so far only Nichols and Moon and their readers believe that this is associated with the as of yet still unsubstantiated reports of the U.S.S. Eldridge having teleported from Philadelphia in 1943.
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'Intertestamental' time
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i dont know but www.cliffnotes.com might help
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I don't know if this has exactly what you are looking for but try this: http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/highcrimes.html
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Tough to believe I agree. I just spent the last couple hours surfing for other information and opinions. I find the time travel theory plausible. My first question was if his mission was to go to 1975, what is he doing posting in 2000-1? The personal request from his grandfather strikes me as checking on a change to the timeline. So true or false? I am leaning towards true, but if he changed this timeline then future as he describes it is moot. Check out the site below, I found it interesting.
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From Michael Crichton's website\n\nhttp://www.crichton-official.com/eaters/index.html\n\nThe story behind this novel appears in an essay in the paperback edition. The short version is, I wrote EATERS on a bet that I could make an entertaining story out of "Beowulf." It's an unusual book. Readers either like it, or they don't. I'm quite pleased with the movie ("13th Warrior"), which I think captures the feeling of the novel very well.
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That we've found so far, anyway. The Michael Crichton book Timeline (not the movie, dear God not the movie) talks about light particle/waves as indicative of the existence of parallel universes. It's very interesting. Not only do they exhibit particle/wave behavior but no one can observe a photon where it is, only where it was. And sometimes it seems to have disappeared entirely only to reappear in a different place. Makes me wish I was smart enough to full grasp quantum physics.
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A Briefer History of Time\n\nThis book was recently published (September 2005) and was written to be an even easier to comprehend version of "A Brief History of Time" (1988) with updates to the state of current understanding in Physics.