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220 pages of results. 21. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... enough historical material to settle the matter conclusively and that is why it is necessary to proceed into the realms of archaeological stratigraphy to try to extract those extra facts for the final (? ) solution. Diagrams and slides of pottery ... years ago, of the giant comet Chronos at the start of civilisation and the associated beginnings of astronomy or omen astrology as first practised by the Babylonians. Around 2000 years ago its effects began to disappear and the science became garbled ... blameless of the accusations levelled at them and has issued a reprimand to the member, with the expectation of an apology and retraction. Council considers that where there may be an ambiguity in a certain phrase or sentence, a careful ...
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... Frazer and Cumont and so many others, the imposing phalanx in which philology, ethnology, history of religion, archaeology, and not least philosophy, display their well-knit progress in good order, to be finally sifted and cleared up ... , one must expect the survey courses of the future to go farther in the same direction with sociological psychology and anthropological sociology, until all traces of the past have been wiped out. 328 The masses will then have a culture ... code whereby the stars of Ursa became a team of oxen, and so on. It is now known that astrology has provided man with his continuing lingua franca through the centuries. But it is essential to recognize that, in ...
... of statements that parallel, in general outline, Velikovsky's reconstruction of history. The poor state of affairs in Palestinian archaeology at the time prevented Freud from demonstrating his main thesis directly, but he assumed that the Homeric epics dated to ... wondrous events described in very different terms would demonstrate independent accounts of genuinely historical happenings. Despite this disagreement over basic anthropological assumptions, Boas recommended experts on early American civilizations that Velikovsky might consult for further information. (63) The ... Velikovsky read, and the more ancient traditions he investigated, the more convinced he became that the Earth had repeatedly suffered widespread destruction and drastic changes in its climate, geology, life forms, and position in space; that there ...
... of Sheba' with Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt and Ethiopia as Proclaimed by Immanuel Velikovsky- in the Light of New Archaeological Discoveries," Kronos I:3 (Fall, 1975), pp. 9-17. 31. 31C. ... rejects or redates or rearranges many facts of history and astronomy, and what he does to and with etymology, anthropology and folklore is sheer prostitution of these sciences. "Worlds in Collision" is a natural for today. It ... all for orthodoxy. But this "Sun stood still" stuff is pure rubbish, of the level of the astrological hocus-pocus, except that Dr. V. has read widely as well as superficially and can parade a lot of ...
25. "Worlds in Collision": Reviews and Reviewers [Journals] [Aeon]
... Sheba' with Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt and Ethiopia as Proclaimed by Immanuel Velikovsky- in the Light of New Archaeological Discoveries," Kronos I:3 (Fall, 1975), pp. 9-17. 33. C. ... rejects or readates or rearranges many facts of history and astronomy, and what he does to and with etymology, anthropology and folklore is sheer prostitution of these sciences... "Worlds in Collision" is a natural for today ... all for orthodoxy. But this "Sun stood still" stuff is pure rubbish, of the level of the astrological hocus-pocus, except that Dr. V. has read widely as well as superficially and can parade a lot of ...
26. Velikovsky: A Personal Chronological Perspective of His Final Years [Journals] [Aeon]
... Education in Oriente Province, a professor of archeology at the University of Oriente, and a Corresponding Member of the Archaeological and Ethnological Committee of the Cuban Academy of Sciences. Ruiz-Lafont confirmed Pockman's judgement of the translation and, with this ... apparently fearful scientists, including a dozen and a half Nobel laureates, which decried the "uncritical dissemination" of astrological information. Such blind terror, whether against Velikovsky, UFOs, or astrology, is a product of uncertainty which ... his native Cuba, whose excellent credentials include being a former Secretary of Education in Oriente Province, a professor of archeology at the University of Oriente, and a Corresponding Member of the Archaeological and Ethnological Committee of the Cuban Academy of ...
27. The Empire Strikes Back [Books] [de Grazia books]
... ? I submit that this exchange might be equal and appropriate if I might delegate my daughter who is majoring in archaeology at Bryn Mawr to take up your invitation to reply. A general appraisal of Dr. Velikovsky's theories in your ... were consigned to the limbo of science as "benighted," "anti-scientific," "occultists," "astrologers," "fanatics," and so on, unendingly- from these who were seriously considering his work as ... and concordances between the Biblical Amalekites and the Hyksos conquerors of Egypt, and even is stressing a baffling absence of archeological material to fill in centuries of assigned time in Egypt, Greece, and elsewhere. The reader will find many ...
28. The Ring of Truth by Isaac Vail [Books]
... SUNRISE OR SUNSET (Possible explanation of Eden's "flaming" sword) [picture] TYPICAL SPEAR POINTS KNOWN TO ARCHAEOLOGY NOTE "RIB" AND DECORATIONS ASSOCIATED THEREWITH [picture] SOME ART MOTIFS OF ARCHEOLOGY RELATED TO HALOS Linked with ... of artificially compartmentalized sciences. Here we find a valiant attempt to weave the sciences of Geology, Astronomy, and Anthropology into a single tapestry. That there may be errors of commission and omission should not be allowed to detract from ... TYPICAL SPEAR POINTS KNOWN TO ARCHAEOLOGY NOTE "RIB" AND DECORATIONS ASSOCIATED THEREWITH [picture] SOME ART MOTIFS OF ARCHEOLOGY RELATED TO HALOS Linked with the Eden scenes of the biblical legends is the idea of a physical sabbath or a ...
... Text to be formatted | Images to be added [ CD-Rom Home ] Full PDF online at Google American Archaeological Researches. No. 1. The Serpent Symbol, and the Worship of the Reciprocal Principles of Nature in America By ... York, April, 1851. The following numbers of this series are prepared, or far advanced in preparation The Archeology and Ethnology of Central America. Illustrated. The Mexican Calendar. Illustrated. The Mythological System of the Ancient Mexicans ... , misrepresented the religious conceptions of the Indians, and exaggerated the bloody observances of the aboriginal ritual, as an apology, if not a justification, for their own barbarism and cruelty. They threw down the high altars of Aztec ...
30. The Age Of Man In America [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... Museum in Ottawa. In the late eighteenth century, for instance, Thomas Jefferson became convinced on the basis of archaeological and linguistic evidence that America Indians shared a common origin with northern Asiatics. And the diversity of America Indian languages ... ... was the Czech-born anthropologist Ales Hrdlicka, who in 1903 became the Smithsonian Institution's first curator of physical anthropology. Hrdlicka, a brilliant scientist and a devastating debater, systematically examined and confidently dismissed all evidence offered to show ... thesis, would fail. The overkill hypothesis is based, in large measure, on this synchrony which has become archeological dogma over the past 50 years, namely that man has not been in North America prior to about 12, ...
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