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173 pages of results. 331. On the Length of Reigns of the Sumerian Kings [Journals] [SIS Review]
... University of Pennsylvania, following this up with a PhD (1968) at the Universities of Basel, Switzerland, and Freiburg, Germany. 1968-9 saw her doing Middle Eastern archaeological research. From 1969 she has worked in the Library of Congress and has travelled extensively. The author of a manual on the treatment of cerebral palsy (1986) ... duplicated. Dating the Flood Now to the question of when the Flood occurred. Presently there are two main approaches for dating, on the one hand the one used by archaeologists, who use the methods of comparative studies, that is, analysis of sherds and building blocks, and radiocarbon. The other approach uses the witness of extant records ...
332. The Lion Gate at Mycenae [Journals] [Pensee]
... Egyptologist demands of the classical scholar that he disregard the internal evidence in favor of the time scale of Egypt. The debate between Ramsay and Petrie took place before Evans' archaeological work in Crete: there, too, rampant stone lions have been found and conveyed the idea that Mycenae must have borrowed the image from there and from a period ... one or two centuries later than the tombs discovered in this place. Two lions rampant are carved in stone relief on the gate. There was a time when historians and archaeologists were in disagreement as to its age and that of the fortification on Mycenae in general. Similar bas-reliefs of two lions rampant facing each other are found in a number ...
333. Bombarded Earth by René Gallant [Books]
... instance, our several radioactive clocks') are shown certainly to have varied randomly as a direct result of meteorite impacts, so that many of our most trusted geological and archaeological dates are probably erroneous. The great virtue of this book is that Rene Gallant is not seeking to prove any pet theory. He merely points to some facts, ... climatic changes. If this is so (and Gallant's evidence cannot simply be dismissed or explained away by any unbiased reader), geophysicists, oceanographers, geologists, palaeontologists, archaeologists-and, indeed, all scientific specialists concerned with Earth-history-will have to look again critically at some of their basic conceptions, established long since on the assumption (for it is ...
334. My Kingdom for a Horse ... [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Peru and Mexico. Almost the same thing happened in the Eleventh Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, when a pharaoh named Timaois literally gave up his throne for a horse! Numerous archaeological excavations over the years have brought to light, through monuments, sculptures, and scarabs, other evidence regarding Semites on horseback descending upon Egypt when that country was in ... , who were called Hyksos. We are informed they ruled for 511 years- the most peaceful and prosperous time the Ancient Egyptians had ever seen. Yet many historians, archaeologists, and especially theologians regard the period as traumatic for all Egypt, although it is nearly impossible to reconstruct any details. [3 ] Why? I hope here ...
335. Biblical Pentapolis or Midianite Cities? [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... had no reason to shift the scene away from the locale of their tale. As for my "trying to stretch the literary evidence to agree with the much more conclusive archaeological record," allow me to say that such attempted synchronisms, as already noted, happen to be the scholarly fruits of other authorities on the subject who reached the ... ." SIS Review, V-3 (1981), 82ff. 21. J.A . Sauer, "Syro-Palestinian Archaeology, History, and Biblical Studies." Biblical Archaeologist, 45-4 (1982), 207. 22. Genesis 20:1-2. 23. Ibid., 19:15-21. 24. Flavius Josephus, Antiquities of ...
336. Egyptian Chronology: A Solution to the Hyksos Problem [Journals] [Aeon]
... habit of placing Old Kingdom chronologies as a compact block before the Middle Kingdom, which in turn forms a similar block prior to the New Kingdom, is not compatible with archaeological evidence. Particularly where Old Kingdom material is found directly underneath New Kingdom material- as, e.g ., in the Abusir cemeteries the very close stratigraphic connection ... technology required for its manufacture are likewise the same as those of the IIIrd Dynasty supposedly 2000 years earlier- a fact which "has caused great confusion among art historians and archaeologists."(2 ) First and foremost, the reconstruction undertaken in this work enables us to defend the Greek historian Herodotus ( -484 to -429) against the ...
337. The Hyksos Pyramid Builders [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... John Dayton, Mineral, Metals, Glazing, and Man, (London, 1978), p. 33. 11. J. Elliott Smith, American Journal of Archaeology, Vol. 1, p. 193. 12. F. Petrie, loc. cit., pp. 94-95. 13. G. Maspero, Art ... Fire' Great Flood E.B . 2 (` Ubaid) Chalcolithic (` Ubaid) The above table illustrates very clearly an astonishing inconsistency in terminology. What the archaeologists working in Syria/Palestine call the Early Bronze Age, not what archaeologists working in Mesopotamia mean by the same term. But this situation, absurd though it may ...
338. Possible repercussions of 'The Bible Unearthed' [Journals] [SIS Review]
... as far south as Moab and Jehoshaphat controlled the region to the south that had been traversed and reduced by Shoshenq. Finkelstein and Silberman place Ahab in Iron IIA and claim archaeology supports their alignment. Alternatively, and not to be dismissed, the Omrides may occupy very late Iron IB, a position much closer to the New Chronology. In ... Egyptians' sun worship A tomb dating back to the mid-14th century BC could shed light on the early years of ancient Egyptians' veneration of the sun god Aten, Dutch archaeologists said in describing their discovery of a priest's burial site. Inscriptions on a column found at the 20m by 10m tomb unearthed at Sakkara, 25km south of Cairo, ...
339. The Scientific Mafia [Journals] [Pensee]
... a period in which earth, sea and sky were convulsed. The next few years saw the publication of his Earth in Upheaval, which assembles geological, paleontological, and archaeological evidence for the same theory; and of Ages in Chaos, Velikovsky's revised chronology of Egyptian history (which he needs to shorten by 500 years). It does ... the publisher, Macmillan, from publishing the book. He arranged for denunciations of the book, still before its appearance, by an astronomer, a geologist, and an archaeologist, in a learned journal. None of them had read the book. When it did appear, denunciatory reviews were arranged, again, in several instances, by ...
340. Health Hazards to Egyptologists: Radon Gas [Journals] [SIS Review]
... be genuine' but most modern Egyptologists do not accept it as being factual'. In spending a lifetime as an Egyptologist and also for many years being involved in British archaeology, I have gained through the latter a full understanding of dangers in the explorations into stone, so am fully aware of the risk of poisoning from a destructive radon ... ' was dreamed up to deter the Press and robbers by Sergeant Richard Adamson of the Middlesex Regiment, who acted as guard to the tomb of Tutankhamun by night Whilst British archaeologists, especially those involved in subterranean excavation and exploration of underground sites such as ancient mines, shafts, wells, ancient burial places, etc. can receive warnings in ...
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