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... Worlds in Collision and Earth in Upheaval and also Velikovsky's talk to the Princeton Graduate College Forum, 1953, entitled "Worlds in Collision in the Light of Recent Finds in Archaeology, Geology, and Astronomy," which meant he was up-to-date on discoveries after 1950 which supported Worlds in Collision and was interested in debating them: "often he ... , and continuing well into the 1960's, Velikovsky sought the advice of some of the major scientists of his time. These include (in some sort of chronological order) archaeologist John Garstang, anthropologist Franz Boas, social philosopher Horace M. Kallen, historian of science Harry A. Wolfson, Assyriologist Robert H. Pfeiffer, Egyptologist Walter Federn ...
442. Are the Peleset Philistines or Persians? [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... are tied to that of Egypt, either directly or indirectly. Neither did this move alter in any significant way the positions of established historical events in the scheme of the archaeological ages. It remains true that it is not possible ordinarily to provide specific dates for shifts from one age to the next which would hold for all areas of the ... : Catastrophism and Ancient History III:2 (July 1981) Home | Issue Contents Are the Peleset Philistines or Persians?Donovan A. Courville It is generally accepted among archaeologists and historians that the chronology of Egypt has been settled as far back as c. 2000 B.C . and is immune to any further alterations in excess of ...
443. The Newark Holy Stones [Journals] [Horus]
... wanted to make tokens out of it. [Something was made from it- a gavel was made from it and presented to the president of the Licking County Pioneer and Archaeological Society. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could find that gavel for carbon dating.] Now this is a critical little thing in part of our story. Wyrick ... I don't know how long, before Wyrick got there. We don't know whether it originally may have been well preserved. As a corallary another dig by a very respectable archaeologist, discovered in a mound at the same site, peat moss that had been carried from Buckeye Lake. The only source of peat was Buckeye Lake. Bog people ...
444. Noah's Ark: I The Ship on Ararat (Part B) [Journals] [Kronos]
... . This picture has become the most published and widely circulated "ark" photograph ever taken to date. The speculation it caused was enough to capture the interest of the Archaeological Research Foundation in Washington, D. C. In 1960, a team of U.S . archaeologists and Turkish soldiers visited the site. And there it was ... a gigantic floor map - although nothing more - of a ship-like formation just as shown in the aerial photograph. It was not, however, made of wood but of compacted natural material. A few members of the team still routed for the ark, suggesting that it might be buried beneath the soil. Some digging took place and a ...
445. Astronomical Dating and Calendrics [Journals] [Aeon]
... out the references to Abraham. The remainder of the material from Genesis 14 is declared by Meyer to be not only authentic but also extremely old- an assumption without any archaeological support (or any other convincing chronological evidence for that matter): "It [Genesis 14] will in fact be part of the popular tradition and will have ... bodies in a series of events which have been extensively documented by Velikovsky. (31) The conflagrations that resulted from these upheavals were first firmly established by the eminent French archaeologist Claude Schaeffer. From Troy to Tepe Hissar- a distance of 2,300 km as the crow flies- dozens of archaeological sites exhibit destruction layers which were neither ...
446. Megalithic Circles and Star Charts [Journals] [SIS Review]
... been found on outlying islands near the lines of standing stones at Carnac on the mainland. One of the circles is now partially submerged; the other is totally submerged. Archaeological material around the circles point to a date of approximately 2500 BC [11]. A number of holes were discovered during the excavation of a Bronze Age settlement at ... Bronze Age Circles on the Golan Heights', National Geographic, Vol. 182/6 , Dec 1992. See also Y. Mizrachi, Mystery Circles', Biblical ArchaeologyReview, Vol. 18/4 , 1992, pp. 47-53, and Haaretz Daily, 6thMay, 2003. 23. J. Zarins, Archaeological and Chronological Problems ...
447. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... This date is older than usually given by archaeologists but now, P. P. Betancourt of the Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, is stating the archaeological case for a 17th century Thera eruption. In this he is having a ding-dong battle with establishment figures, and in a series of Archaeometry articles we note contributions from ... ', plus calibrated radiocarbon dating, tends to point to a date for the eruption of Thera in the 17th century BC. This date is older than usually given by archaeologists but now, P. P. Betancourt of the Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, is stating the archaeological case for a 17th century Thera eruption ...
448. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... now been realised that many ancient artists bound such pigments with organic materials such as egg or blood. Paintings from Texas dated this way apparently correlated well with datings made by archaeological inference. Tasmanian tree rings New Scientist 21.9 .91, p. 23 A stand of trees in Tasmania, growing at such an elevation that they are ... Western art, during the Renaissance. ' However, among and over the Palaeolithic images are geometric patterns which have long been a puzzle to prehistorians. Now a South African archaeologist, after studying Bushman art, suggests that these patterns are images seen' by shamans in a state of hallucination. He suggests that such art is neither decorative nor ...
449. Introduction to Velikovsky [Articles]
... , Velikovsky's research among the ancient records of man .. .. records ranging from unequivocal statements in written documents, through remembrances expressed in myth and legend, to mute archaeological evidence in the form of obsolete calendars and sundials- and his examination of geological and paleontological reports from all parts of the globe, led him to conclude that modern ... explicitly stated that there is no quantitative reason known to celestial mechanics why Mars, Earth and Venus could not have nearly collided in the past. In Pensée IX, an archaeologist engaged in Near East and Mediterranean studies applies Velikovsky's revised chronology to five major Aegean sites. This article will limit itself exclusively to archaeology, ancient history, and art ...
450. 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 ... sections to their rightful place. The title was originally suggested by Veli-kovsky's wife, Elisheva. The stargazers were obviously the astronomers, and the gravediggers were somewhat more obscurely the archaeologists. But Velikovsky relished the double meaning of "gravediggers" as referring to his ill-wishers who were attempting to bury him prematurely. Before the Day Breaks. What Velikovsky ...
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