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220 pages of results. 81. Bibliography [Books]
... ) Percy E. Newberry, "The Petty-Kingdom of the Harpoon and Egypt's Earliest Mediterranean Port," Annals of Archaeology and Anthropology, Vol. l (1908) "Two Cults of the Old Kingdom," Annals of Archaeology ... Anthropology, Vol. I (1908) Hugh Nibley, "Tenting, Toll, and Taxing," The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. XIX (1966) Swami Nikhilananda, The Upanishads, abridged edition (New York, ... and Religion (University of Oklahoma, 1970) R. C. Thompson, The Reports of the Magicians and Astrologers of Ninevah and Babylon, Vol. II (London, 1900) The Devils and Evil Spirits of Babylonia ( ...
82. Propaganda And Scientific History [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... and ancient historians completely deny the possibility that Velikovsky may have any validity respecting his interpretation of ancient historical records or archaeological evidence. However, in Carl Sagan & Immanuel Velikovsky, pages 41 through 44 is a discussion of archaeologists and ... of sphericity, but it could not brook the suggestion of a polygenetic humanity; its objections were not geographical but anthropological" [George Sarton, Introduction to the History of Science, 3 vols. (Baltimore 1927), Vol ... . 448-page tome is published by a Tempe, Ariz., firm that also prints books on topics such as astrology, magic and voodoo."31 It is impossible not to notice that Davidson has employed the guilt by association ...
83. The AAAS Affair: from Twenty Years After [Books]
... Velikovsky's concern about this matter. Thus, King introduced Huber as one who has made a study of the ancient archaeological records relating to astronomy. He also, incidentally, has a second specialty in statistics, and we are very ... entirety and to decide for himself where to throw his efforts. Although major counterclaims are made by, say, astrology, and by Velikovsky, most scientists firmly believe that it would be profitless to investigate the claims. The reason ... Rather, Velikovsky simply wanted to bring out the fact that Huber's professional field was statistics and that Huber had described Assyriology as his hobby. ' There were several reasons why this needed to be brought out. For one, the ...
84. Chapter 2 The Sphinx [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... responsible for weathering the mighty core blocks of the Valley 28 Robert M. Schoch, "Sphinx Links," Archaeology, vol. 48, no. 1 (Jan/Feb 1995), p. 12 29 Robert M ... and guide book writer who has spent many years exploring the mysteries of ancient Egypt. West has written enthusiastically about astrology, argued for the reality of the lost continent of Atlantis, and believes that a past civilization on Mars influenced ... for a heliocentric solar system had once raised exactly that [kind of] objection."7 Mimi Mann, archeological correspondent, in an AP dispatch from Cairo portrayed those who maintained that rainfall damage had eroded the Sphinx, requiring ...
85. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... found such dropstones', clearly derived from inland Greenland, dating from 7 Myrs ago. Climatologists are puzzled. ARCHAEOLOGY Farming as last resort but first step forward New Scientist 25.6 .94, p. 17 and Scientific ... flood. So how did these often huge creatures with weak muscles fly if gravity was the same as now? ANTHROPOLOGY Fruit favours an upright character New Scientist 14.5 .94, p. 18 and 30.7 . ... DNA extracted from dinosaur bone is probably simply modern contamination. A leading expert declares that it is probably human. Astro-geo-chronology Scientific American February 1995, pp. 15-16 Uniformitarian extrapolations get more extreme by the week. On the one hand ...
86. Discussion [Journals] [Aeon]
... pp. xvi-xxii; and J.E . Coleman's article- along with Bernal's response- on Black Athena in Archaeology, Vol. 45, No. 5 [Sept./Oct., 1992], pp. 48ff ... . Despite some terminological errors and a confusion of typology with phylogeny, Roger W. Wescott, a Professor of Anthropology, found Velikovsky's essay to be "an otherwise brilliant insight...not just years but decades ahead of ... policy was to be determined by others. Needless to say, I balked. KRONOS was founded, with no apologies, to deal with Velikovsky's work. If de Grazia wanted a forum for his own theories, I felt that ...
87. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... can foist this material on the public over and over again without embarrassment. There are even rumours that an American archaeological journal will be reprinting it: if this is so, all that remains is for it to be adapted as ... much better understood as a sort of scientific Billy Graham, rescuing hapless souls from the clutches of paranormal phenomena, astrology, catastrophism and other perversions and offering them salvation through the true faith of Science. This uplifting campaign is pursued ... The views of Carl Sagan Are incorrigibly pagan Thus every word he saith Is accepted by Martin-Gardner on faith - WITH APOLOGIES TO EDMUND CLERIHEW BENTLEY Readers familiar with the background to the debate will be entertained by this characteristic example of Martin ...
88. Transcript of the Evening Session of the A.A.A.S. Symposium [Articles]
... that Velikovsky should be invited [by] all departments- history of science, science, anything; history, archaeology- none would respond. All were very interested, but none would respond. Then he reapproach his own department ... magazine, the bad name that science received, was caused by the unusual interest that is developed for palmistry, astrology, and Velikovsky. [laughter, applause; the reference is to Murray Gell-Mann, who spoke in Physics Today ... of scribal errors." GOLDSMITH: I'm going to pass on in the period .. . to do with Assyriology. One would like to be able .. . DROWN: I have a question for Dr. Huber. ...
89. The Third World of Science [Books] [de Grazia books]
... was a frequent correspondent or friend. In July 1956, Claude Schaeffer, author of the monumental comparative study of archaeological levels of destruction wrote Velikovsky his appreciation of receiving from him a copy of Earth in Upheaval. V. had ... Bucaloe and so on. I borrowed a book and biked home to Mom. After dinner, Immanuel called to apologize for falling away from our conversation and I assured him that I was delighted that he could sleep well and hoped ... he would always behave in exactly the same way. I had mentioned to him that I contemplated a little book of forays into myth, science and our adventures over the past decade of our friendship; he wondered how I could ...
90. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... look at how it happened in science might give us some hope that a similar revolution could soon take place in archaeology. Earlier this century several people suggested that continents appear to have split and drifted apart. In particular Wegener, ... up period of a giant comet. Such recent events would have had a strong influence on religion and astronomy/astrology and in the long term massive destructive events by bombardment and resulting climate change would have affected evolution via random extinction ... Pole. We shall miss him greatly and extend our sincere condolences and sympathy to his family. Alasdair Beal An apology We apologise to the estate of Dr. Velikovsky and to any members whose hopes were raised by the report in ...
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