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220 pages of results. 221. Syllabi for Quantavolution [Books] [de Grazia books]
... b. The sublimation of catastrophic religion in philosophy, ancient and modern. C. Attempts to free religion and philosophy from catastrophe. III. THE SEARCH FOR CATASTROPHES IN ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY 7. Archaeology: Levels of natural destruction and ancient excavations. 8. Anthropology: the human species, a prolonged (or brief?) development. ... . THE EXTINCTION AND GENESIS OF SPECIES 9. The Pleistocene and earlier exterminations. 10. Origin of species in catastrophes. V. THE TREATMENT OF COSMIC DISORDER IN ASTRONOMY 11. "Immutability of the Spheres," Plato, Whiston, Laplace, Ovenden, Bass et al. 12. "The Explosive Universe," Hoerbiger, Baker ...
222. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... of EB III provided by the sites themselves, and she fails to look for a cause for this climatic change. One plus point for the article is her realisation that archaeological and calibrated radiocarbon dates give conflicting results: acceptance of the calibrated 14C dates would mean postulating a (non-real) 400-years gap between the end of EB III and the ... criticism" he sympathises with Gardner's philosophy. His excuse is "the immense difficulty of trying to arrive at a balanced assessment of this brilliant and exasperating polymath". This apology for not really trying is hardly a recipe for a "fair hearing" or an objective assessment. He repeats his former prejudice: ". .. Ages in ...
223. The Velikovsky Archive [Journals] [Aeon]
... #17, below) for reasons that I shall explain later. Ages in Chaos- Volume I- a new version of the 1952 volume which would have included the archaeological discoveries and additional evidence which had appeared since the publication of the first edition (e .g ., the excavations at Jericho). The sections on the letters ... of completion they currently are, which ones, in my view, are presently in a condition to be published, which ones are more suitable for publication in a larger anthology, and which ones never made it on paper but remained a gleam in the author's eye. The Test of Time. Confirmation- lectures or papers- 50% ...
224. Pot Pourri [Journals] [SIS Review]
... hierarchy. And these ideas and traditions could have been the seeds that fertilised the great civilisations of India, Mesopotamia, Egypt and the Mediterranean'. All but a few archaeological traces of the founder cultures, located in Southeast Asia, would have been destroyed by the catastrophic flood, which the author links to the 10-25m rise in worldwide sea ... these Asians. In the transcript, Richard Neave (University of Manchester) says the skull of Luzia shows a Negroid face'; Walter Neves, Prof. of Biological Anthropology at the Univ. of Sao Paulo, says the skulls are very similar to modern aborigines and Africans'. The narrator then introduces a non sequitur by asking, ...
225. Sightings - Astrology/Astronomy [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2000:1 (May 2000) Home | Issue Contents Sightings - Astrology/Astronomy Kronia List, 27 Jan 2000 I wanted to comment on this when it first came by. Am involved in a major project now & haven't time to post much on Kronia, but I wanted to run this by y'all ... findings: (A ) Embedded within myths are astronomical observations at least as accurate as carbon dates, thus enabling investigators to compare the content of myths so dated with the archeological record. (B ) Was it not possible that myth represented the "software" that would show us how to run the "hardware" of ancient astronomical monuments ...
226. Fingerprints of the Gods: do ancient relicts point to an advanced civilisation 15,000 years ago? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 60 tons each). Of course African people are not supposed to have been present in the New World until the time of Columbus. These heads come from the oldest archaeological strata of Central America, about 1500 BC but I am not convinced by this dating - they may be much older than that. There is a real problem with ... see a constellation lying in the sky occupying the position that the sun will rise in, and that is the constellation of Pisces in our epoch. We live in the astrological age of Pisces. Actually we live very near the end of the astrological age of Pisces and are about to enter, as the old song says, the age ...
227. Early History of the Israelite People: Biblical Fundamentalism in History (I) [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... (3 ) Thus, it is extremely difficult to select the portions of the history which really correspond to the evidence and, therefore, can possibly be matched with the archeological strata in Israel (or "Palestine," in Thompson's terminology). This basic problem is, as one can recognize, aggravated by the lack of a reliable ... 33) since then, this alternative chronology has undergone minor changes and many applications, worked out in books and articles published between 1989 and 1993. References 1. We apologize for being unable to provide our readers with the English titles to most of Gunnar Heinsohn's German works, as listed in the accompanying footnotes for his articles, in both ...
228. The Earliest Arrival of Celts in the British Isles [Journals] [Kronos]
... peoples into Britain is generally considered to have taken place not much earlier than 500 B.C ." . My surprise was occasioned by the fact that, in both archaeologically and linguistically oriented courses since the 1960's, I have been telling my students that, while the Britons, linguistically ancestral to the Welsh, probably did not reach Britain ... or 13th century B.C . The three-way discrepancy between my assumption, Hawkins' assertion, and Wall's hypothesis piqued my curiosity; and I began to survey the recent archeological and linguistic literature to see if in fact a consensus had emerged or was emerging. Not unexpectedly, perhaps, I found a great diversity of views on the matter ...
229. Untitled [Journals]
... Review V0203] Bimson, John: Ebla Reconsidered [Review V0502] Bimson, John: Eighth-century Date for Merenptah [Review V0302] Bimson, John: Hyksos and the Archaeology of Palestine [Review V0203] Bimson, John J.: Chronology for the Middle Kingdom and Israel's Egyptian Bondage [Review V0303] Bimson, John J.: ... Begins in the Sixth Century B.c . [Aeon Vol0203] Peiser, Benny J.: Homeric Question [Review V1996n1] Peiser, Benny Josef: Catastrophism and Anthropology [Review V1993cam] Pelta, Maureen: Renaissance Saturn [Aeon Vol0403] Plummer, William T.: Venus Clouds: Test for Hydrocarbons [Pensee Ivr06] Pockman ...
230. The Rare and Roasted Phoenix: A View of Claude Levi-Strauss [Journals] [Kronos]
... himself, Octavio Paz's book will serve as perhaps the best introduction, although Edmund Leach's Claude Levi-Strauss (London 1974) provides a good critical overview, but somewhat more narrowly anthropological. Of Levi-Strauss's own works, the nontechnical Triste Tropiques(14) is likely a logical point of departure. But, of his more rigorous productions, The Savage ... The disagreements of Velikovsky and his defenders with orthodox physical science are well known to the readers of KRONOS, as are the challenges to the Velikovskian conceptualization from the historical and archeological establishments. We may also agree that these challenges have been met on their own grounds with telling counter-arguments from the Velikovskian camp. Butz that the results over the years ...
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