The Evidence Archive

A Systematic Index of the Theatre of the Absurd

Under development and open to suggestion. Categories on the right will produce a list of relevant articles below. Less than half the site is categorised but I need a break.

Title	Author
1 Samuel: Marks, References and Matches
A Prima Facie Case for Shakespeare	Oxfraud
A Squadron of Tempests	Sicinius
AI response to PFC	Gemini AI Pro
An End to Doubt
Anthropometry
Beyond Belief
Brave New Avon	Nat Whilk
Brave New Avon	Nat Whilk
Brave New Avon	Nat Whilk
Brief History
Cervantes	Steve Paulson
Christopher Marlowe	Sicinius
Cleopatra’s barge
Computer Assisted Attribution
Concordance Table
Downloads
Droeshout	Sicinius
Emilia Bassano Lanier	Steve Paulson
False Grails
Frequency Distribution Table
Henry Neville
J. Thomas Looney	Sicinius
John Florio
Leonard Digges
Lifetime references
Mary Sidney
Off-wavelength Frequency	Sicinius, Nat Whilk
Online Early Modern Texts
Other claimants
Oxford’s 19 Poems
Oxford’s Auspex	Sicinius
Oxford’s Education	Nat Whilk
Oxford’s Geneva Bible
Oxford’s Geneva Bible
Oxford’s Geneva Bible
Oxford’s Higher Education	Nat Whilk
Oxford’s Metrics
Oxford’s Plays	Nat Whilk
Oxford’s Poetry	Sicinius
Oxford’s Sonnets
Oxford’s Swan Pretensions	Nat Whilk
Oxford’s Hand	Nat Whilk
Parts of Speech
Percentage of matches in most popular references
Plane truth
Prima Facie Evidence
Resources
Shakespeare Imitation
Shakespeare Side by Side
Shakespeare in Italy	Richard Sandin
Shakespeare of Stratford
Shakespeare’s Bible
Shakespeare’s Biblical References: Shaheen’s Complete List
Shakespeare’s Biography
Shakespeare’s Handwriting	Sicinius
Shakespeare’s Monument	Tom Reedy
Shakespeare’s Timeline
Shakespeare’s Education	Richard Sandin
Sisyphean
Site plan
Spelling argument
Spurious Correlation	Sicinius
The 17th Earl of Oxford
The Classified Front Runners
The Classified Guide
The Mysterious Number 17	Nat Whilk
The Role of Evidence	Sicinius
The Unorthodox Logic of Diana Price	Tom Veal
The Use and Abuse of Evidence
Untitled
Untitled
What is a Prima Facie Case?
Why is there a ‘debate’?
William Basse	Nat Whilk
Wracke and Redemption	Tom Reedy
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