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173 pages of results. 341. The Dating of the El-Amarna Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Dating of the El-Amarna Letters Peter James Copyright (c ) 1978 P. J. James Peter J. James has an Honours B. A. in Ancient History and Archaeology from Birmingham University, where he specialised in Mesopotamian Studies and won the John Humphries Memorial Prize in Archaeology. He is a contributor and Assistant Editor of S.I ... probably many, centuries before Christ Semites from Yaman in south Arabia left their lands on the shores of the Red Sea and crossed over into Africa." (42) Archaeologists today have set a round date of about 1000 BC for the beginning of this Arab migration into Ethiopia (43). In terms of the revised chronology, this ...
342. Remarks on Dr. Courville's Seminar Presentation, "The Albrecht/Glueck-Aharoni/Rothenberg Confrontation" [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... , the reign of Queen Victoria, Queen of England, Scotland, and Empress of India? Why look for confirmation of biblical records- confirmed by Josephus and by modern archaeology- for stories concerning King Uzziah, hundreds of years later (Courville, p. 11)? As to Aharoni's dating of the pottery: before the discovery of ... by him and used as a basis for his theories, and not to his conclusions, which are outside the sphere of my qualifications, since I am neither a professional archaeologist nor an Egyptologist. On the other hand, I beg to stress that every place and/or country mentioned in my paper has been visited by me- excavations ...
343. The Third World of Science [Books] [de Grazia books]
... no scholar who could be said to be of catastrophist persuasion 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 used Schaeffer's work in preparing the book. In 1957 ... had arrived here yesterday. A copy of all the correspondence is on its way to us. The gist of it is that Holbrook saw Biran and Dotan, the chief archaeologist, and that the Israelis would like to see more solid support from Americans. Biran said that FOSMOS seems a bit fly-by-night to them. Another problem is that they ...
... twain." THE VOLUSPA. The British Isles and Scandinavia admittedly comprise one of the oldest land surfaces of the world, and, as there is reason to believe from archaeological and other evidence, one of the first inhabited by primeval man. They form part of an ancient continental surface, the Old Redstone, and at no considerable distance ... was caused by a tremendous convulsion of nature, but what form it took, its cause, and when it happened remain undecided to this day. Geologists, who influence archaeologists and anthropologists too often with their theories, have invented a Glacial Age, in fact several, to meet certain conditions for which they cannot otherwise account, as their ...
345. The Merlin 'Vision' and the 6th Century 'Event' [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the combined British armies to recover the North. Twelve great battles are fought to destroy and drive out the immigrant Saxons, Angles, Picts, Irish and Scots. Modern archaeology confirms an Anglo-Saxon return into Germany at this time. Nennius the Northern historian records the twelve battles in 822. Kings from all over Britain and Brittany support Arthur in ... 514 and 601. So Merlin's vision' could well refer to a temporary celestial event' that caused the climatic downturn evident in the narrow tree-rings for 536-545. The French archaeologist, Marie-Agnès Courty, gave a paper to the 1997 SIS Cambridge Conference about findings from Tell Leilan in northern Syria [5 ]. This was the first archaeological excavation ...
346. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ,000 carved circular engravings. Recent datings show the art to date back 75,000 years and associated tools to an incredible 176,000 years, causing uproar in archaeological circles. Man was not supposed to have reached Australia until 60,000 years ago and the art is more than twice the age of the previous earliest known from ... 30 years and displacing peoples settled around the old shore line about 5,600 BC. Geologists think people fled south to Mesopotamia, taking their flood myth with them but archaeologists say the explosion of settlements around that time was to the north, away from the coast, with2500 years between this era and the Mesopotamian connection. Considering extinctions Scientific ...
347. Abimilki, Azaru and Nikmed in the El-Amarna Correspondence and the Assyrian Annals [Journals] [Kronos]
... eminent archaeologist J.D .S . Pendlebury was advocating a lowering of Egyptian dates in anticipation of Velikovsky in 1939. Feldman cites this cri de coeur from Pendlebury's The Archaeology of Crete: "It is very hard to make the existing remains [of ancient Cretan civilisation] cover the six hundred years demanded by the usual chronology, and ... point out a further misleading passage which occurs when Feldman continues with an excursus on the desirability for a revised Egyptian chronology. The reader is given the impression that the eminent archaeologist J.D .S . Pendlebury was advocating a lowering of Egyptian dates in anticipation of Velikovsky in 1939. Feldman cites this cri de coeur from Pendlebury's The Archaeology ...
348. From Ramses III To Darius III. Part I Ch.5 (Peoples of the Sea) [Velikovsky]
... . The unfortunate results of excavations in Beth Shan, Megiddo, Lachish, and other biblical sites will be the subject of a more comprehensive discussion in a volume re-examining biblical archaeology. It is enough to say here that the Beth Shan, Megiddo, and Lachish excavations have been the subject of much discussion among archaeologists, with great recrimination and ... vituperative exchanges-all, in our opinion, because of the wrong synchronical timetable between the Palestinian and Egyptian chronologies. The findings of objects datable to Ramses III (Nectanebo I) and Ramses VI (Nectanebo II) could not but contribute to the chaos in Megiddo's stratigraphical archaeology. In the Memphis excavation by the University of Pennsylvania Museum expedition, the ...
349. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ) Saturn 372.66 372 0.01 (9 .6 ) A Synchronous Stratigraphy?Sir, At the moment much research is being carried out on two alternative archaeological stratigraphies of biblical Israel, in response to the "revised chronology". One - being suggested by Dr John Bimson - argues that after Middle Bronze II B-C ( ... . It marks the Exodus period just prior to the conquest. In the case of Ashdod, it is followed by the Iron Age, with an intense find of what archaeologists call Philistine pottery and Philistine idol gods. I believe that the alleged Philistine pottery is indeed Philistine (with Bichrome pottery having no Philistine link at all). Following ...
350. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... giant Archimedes screws were used to lift water and massive bronze casting was required but both were anachronistic. The screw attributed to Archimedes was not invented till 400 years later. ARCHAEOLOGY More on Megaliths National Geographic Nov. 99, geographica', Secrets of the Dead, Channel 4 TV,17.7 .00, Science Frontiers 126 Nov-Dec ... there were 4 even greater ones between 6,000 and 8,000 years ago. Sunken Cities The Sunday Times magazine 20.8 .00, pp. 16-25 Archaeologists have discovered the underwater remains of the three Nile Delta cities of Canous, Menouthis and Herakleion. Herakleion was the main Egyptian port and a thriving city by 450 BC ...
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