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75 pages of results. 371. Syllabi for Quantavolution [Books] [de Grazia books]
... and preferences for areas into which they might wish to delve when writing a paper for the course. Undergraduates may contribute a paper as well. The instructor will then, later on, make suggestions concerning possible topics. The final examination will consist of brief essays upon several of a list of questions that will be distributed well in advance. Calendar of Lectures (Wednesdays, 6:00 to 8:00 P.M .) INTRODUCTION 1. February 4 REVOLUTIONARY PRIMEVALOGY: The science of first ages as products of abrupt, large-scale, intense events; evolution and uniformitarianism, catastrophism; the intimate relation of nature to humanity. 2. February 11 AGES OF CHAOS AND CREATION ...
372. Aeon Volume VI, Number 2: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada. IN THIS ISSUE. Editor's Page Vox Popvli Readers sound off... Page 5 Forvm Debates and discussions (by Eric Aitchison, Roger Ashton, Frederic Jueneman, Wallace Thornhill, Michael Bar-Ron, Leroy Ellenberger, and Dwardu Cardona) concerning calendrics and the Saturnian configuration theory. Historical Day Cycles and Ancient Calendars Further Comments on the Saturnian Configuration Theory Return to the Paelo-Saturnian Ssystem Ashton's Bedrock of Myth .. Page 6 The Velikovsky Archive, by Jan Sammer A review of the unpublished works of Immanuel Velikovsky, plus those works of his which were planned but never completed and, in some instances, not even ever written. .. Page 34 ...
373. The End. Ch.16 The End (Earth In Upheaval) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Earth in Upheaval]
... crowds of rivers seeking new beds, of sources that disappeared and others that became bitter, of great destructions in the animal kingdom, of decimated mankind, of migrations, of heavy clouds of dust covering the face of the earth for decades, of magnetic disturbances, of changed climates, of displaced cardinal points and altered latitudes, of disrupted calendars, and of sundials and water clocks that point to changed length of day, month, and year, of a new polar star. All this was presented in Worlds in Collision as having taken place in two series of events, the first in the fifteenth century before the present era, or thirty-four centuries ago, the other, ...
374. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Parker and Nick Thorpe. Finally, the Chairman paid tribute to the efforts of all members of Council and both editorial teams, while regretting the loss through resignation of David Rohl. The Treasurer, David Salkeld, then presented the accounts for 1985, which had previously been circulated to those present. One marked difference was that they covered the calendar year 1985, whereas the 1983/84 accounts covered the previous 21 months. The decline in membership had inevitably reduced subscription income. Moreover, it had been decided to seek only one year's subscription for the two year period January 1985-December 1986, while seeking to meet the Society's publication commitments. However, provided that the present level of ...
375. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... 91, pp. 3-5 Dr. Neil Thomas, a retired engineer, goes even further than Professor Thom or Gerald Hawkins in his contention that the pre-Celtic Britons had a knowledge of mathematics and engineering far in advance of anything up to the present day. He reckons they developed a system of symbolic writing predating the Sumerians and established a solar calendar of 16 months and 365 days. Dr. Thomas has had the advantage of being able to interpret the meaning of ancient inscriptions, such as the circles, zigzags and spirals. At Stonehenge itself the erection of 4 bluestones around 2500 BC indicated a change from Moon worship to Sun worship. The mystery of the Long Man of Wilmington ...
376. C&C Workshop 1988, Number 2: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Home Society for Interdisciplinary Studies CHRONOLOGY & CATASTROPHISM WORKSHOP 1988, Number 2 SOCIETY NEWS 1 ARTICLES Planetary Identities: I, The Concept of Deity by Dwardu Cardona 4 The Israelites and the 18th Dynasty by Anthony H. Rees 7 Abraham and Phallicism by George R. Harvey 10 Before the Greeks: Professor Davis's Cretan Decipherments by Alan Dilnot 13 Ancient Calendars by Dick Atkinson 15 FORUM: C. Leroy Ellenberger and David Salkeld on tippe-tops, the Earth's dynamo, etc 18 BOOKSHELF 21 MONITOR : * Catastrophic faunal assemblage * Model supernovae won't explode * Surprised astronomers view cometary tail * More C-T evidence * Climatic flips * The face on Mars * Unstable Solar System * Mathematics and the Unexpected * ...
377. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... fires within the cave - and the australopithecines eventually became extinct. Draw your own conclusions. DATING Gourdy growth National Geographic October 1993, geographica It used to be believed that gourds were introduced into south-east North America by peoples from Mesoamerica 7000 years ago, but seeds have now been identified in mastodon dung from 12,500 years ago. Chinese calendar National Geographic December 1993, geographica An astronomer using retrogressive computer simulations believes that the first day of the Chinese calendar was set on March 5th 1953 BC, when the Sun and Moon joined an alignment 8 days after five planets were described as lined up like a string of pearls' in a once in 10,000 year event. ...
378. Horus Vol. 3 No. 1 Winter 1987 Contents [Journals] [Horus]
... No. 1 Winter 1987 ISSN 8756-3029 A publication of The Institute for the Study of Collective Behavior and Memory Editor: David Griffard Horus is a tri-annual magazine (published in February, June and October) featuring articles on archaeoastronomy, myths, rituals, symbols, and other subjects related to ancient conceptions of natural and human history. Contents The Calendar of Coligny .. Alban Wall .. .more Myths Monuments and Mneumonics: A Pictographic Tour of Egyptian Antiquities .. David Griffard Ring Counters and Calendrical Cycles .. William J. Douglas An Ear for Numbers .. Fred Fischer Advert Subscription: $15.00 a year (N .A ) $18.00 a ...
379. C&C Review 2005 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ' Lunar Hypothesis , David Salkeld 48 Recent Developments In Near Eastern Archaeology by Bob Porter 54 Focus Independent Confirmation of a Catastrophic Event A consideration by Moe Mandelkehr of Iyengar's Profile of a Natural Disaster in Ancient Sanskrit Literature' 58 Book Reviews 60 Pillars of the Past, by Charles Ginenthal - reviewed by Irving Wolfe 60 The Stones of Time: Calendars, Sundials, and the Stone Chambers of Ancient Ireland, by M. Brennan - reviewed by Phillip Clapham 62 Perilous Planet Earth, by Trevor Palmer - reviewed by Alfred de Grazia 63 Stukeley Illustrated, by N. Mortimer - reviewed by Phillip Clapham 64 Resurrecting Genesis, by J. T. Hadd - reviewed by David Salkeld 64 ...
380. The Velikovskian Vol. II, No. 4: Contents [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... articles in several scholarly journals. He has been an associate editor of, and contributor to, the journal Pensée, as well as an editorial consultant for the Journal of the History of Philosophy. He is a major contributor to the book Velikovsky Reconsidered and has been both senior editor of and contributor to KRONOS. His book on the Sothic calendar will be published shortly. Charles Raspil works for the New York City government and has written articles which appeared in Horus, the Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Paranormal Research and the Proceedings of the International Forum on New Science. Charles Ginenthal Editor-in-Chief Vol. II, No. 4 Copyright © 1994 IVY PRESS BOOKS Forest Hills, ...
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