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176 pages of results. 211. The Chronology of the Late Kings of Egypt [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... King List. 43. Poeble, A,, 1942. The Assyrian King List trom Khorsabad. Journal of Near Eastern Studies. I, #3 . 44. Ibid., p. 255. 45. Courville, ... Abimelech story was regarded as a must'- that is, until investigations of the same archeaological level at the East Gate yielded evidence that compelled moving the date some 400 years earlier than the time of Abimelech.39 This house ... List. 43. Poeble, A,, 1942. The Assyrian King List trom Khorsabad. Journal of Near Eastern Studies. I, #3 . 44. Ibid., p. 255. 45. Courville, ibid ...
212. Ancient Myths And Legends Of The African Bantu People [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... peace on earth and mankind thrived. But an evil star was dawning on the horizon, and man's undoing was near at hand. One day, in a shady recess of a vine-screened cave, a beautiful woman, Kei-Lei-Si, ... was still looking in vain when the first rays of dawn light burst over the many-fanged range of mountains to the east, and at that moment, she heard an awful voice calling out hoarsely to her: "Come, O ... Zulu Nele / Northern Sotho, Setswana Si l Zulu " / Setswana " / Ogoja Esi / Ogoja Ka-Lesi / Eastern Sotho Lei-Si / Northern Sotho Kaa-U-La Birds / Nguni Kan / Northern Sotho Ka / Setswana U / Setswana Za-Ha-Rrellel / ...
213. SIS Silver Jubilee Conference: Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... article I showed many of these forms and suggested that their appearance implied the presence of unusual amounts of electromagnetic forces near to the earth. In this presentation, I'll concentrate on one particular configuration. But first some background. In ... team Ryan and Pitman. The massive upheavals and climate change which destroyed the Early Bronze Age civilizations of the Near East (c . 2300 BC conventional dating), Mainstream archaeology has now accepted this event, though it yet has ... the full moon is carved on the rock there; at certain times this is illuminated by moonlight shining down the eastern passage Martin Bryne reports alignments related to the moon in tombs at Carrowkeel in the Bricklieve Mountains, County Sligo. ...
214. Shishak - Ramesses II or Ramesses III? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... long reign (conventionally 66 years) he looted Jerusalem. In their original proposal Rohl and James considered a time near the end of his reign. This required a smaller chronological compression of later Dynasties and also matched a Jewish legend ... reigns. Mesopotamia Centuries of Darkness is not solely concerned with Israel and Egypt but tours around the Mediterranean and Near East pointing out chronological anomalies. Whilst the authors think that Egyptian chronology has been shortened by as much as possible, ... other areas do not seem to have been shortened enough. In several places gaps of 400 years are referred to, e.g . Greece on p. 94, Troy on p. 62, the Hittites on p. ...
215. Reflections Of The Persian Wars [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... THE FALLS OF PERSIA & BABYLONIA One of the major phenomena of history is the imposition of Greek civilization on the Near East. After Alexander's death, Greek dynasties were established and ruled by his generals. Greek culture thrived. The ... ." (20) If, as Heinsohn believes, Subartu is Lydia, it would lie closer to the east and thus closer to Babylonia or Persia. Therefore, it would have to be conquered first by an army marching ... op. cit., p. 183. 30. Leonard W. King (C ), Studies in Eastern History 2 (London, 1907): 170. 31. The Columbia History of the World [henceforth CHW ...
216. The Oracle of Cadmus [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... 1971), "Appendix," 388-90. 8.G . Gammon, "Bronze Age Destructions in the Near East." SIS Review, 4:4 . 9.Ibid. 10. Ibid. 11.M ... Sieff, "Reply to Michael Reade", SIS Review, 1:1 , 18. 12.Gammon, op. cit. 13.See, for example, Louis Ginzberg, Legends of the Jews (1909) ... destructions, breaks in occupation or movements of population (and sometimes all three together) throughout Western Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean. Each ended a major archaeological period.[8 ] The disaster during the Amarna period was one of ...
217. Reviews [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... into a position over the South Pole, provoking the onset of severe glaciation. This seems to have happened again near the end of the Devonian period, when marine groups such as brachiopods, trilobites, conodonts, and acritarchs were ... circles. The survey is completed by briefer considerations of Africa, Arabia, the Caucasus, India, the Far East and South America. It is from a consideration of recent customs and beliefs in these other areas that Joussaume is ... of observation or speculation. The earliest megalithic centres along the Atlantic coast, in southern Spain, Portugal, the eastern Pyrenees and Brittany, dating from more than 6000 years ago, appear to be disconnected except by sea. Always ...
218. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... therefore no description of the overland journey to the Red Sea). All this has been known to Egyptologists for nearly twenty years, if they bothered to read the book, for here's the rub: Herzog was not an Egyptologist ... , a staff without a knot, with a twisted top like a bishop's crozier. He faced South (sometimes East) and with the lituus marked out an area of sky. The East-West division was called Decumanus (sc. ... real person. Eduard Meyer[2 ] wrote in 1906 that Abraham and Sarai were a typical couple of Middle Eastern divinities, like Ishtar-Tammuz, Inanna-umuzi, Aphrodite-Dionysos, etc. Many other authors elaborated on this theme, such as ...
219. The Velocity of Light In Relation to Moving Bodies [Journals] [Pensee]
... in time would be 3.3 x 10-12 second; at a radius of 2m., ten microns subtend nearly 1" of arc; the angular rotation of a reflected beam of light being twice the angular rotation of the ... in which light (laser) signals from two terrestrial sources equidistant from a detector and coming from opposite directions (east and west) are competing. Also radio signals substituting for fight could be sent to the sun and registered upon ... material object (also a measuring rod) traveling through the ether is shortened by a very small amount; the East-West distance in the laboratory apparatus (interferometer), being shorter, is traversed by a beam of light traveling a ...
220. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... in a study of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah by Dr Bernard Newgrosh and myself to be published in the near future and to be dedicated to Dr Rix's memory. Martin Sieff More Hot Air on Venus We report elsewhere ( ... Eds.] Peter Warlow then quoted material from his forthcoming book on the Ice Ages. In the Fens of East Anglia there are millions of buried trees, sheared off about 3 feet above ground level. Some trees are over ... the volcanic island of Thera (modern Santorini) c. 1500 BC, which resulted in volcanic ash falling on eastern Crete. This was about 900 years before Solon (in terms of the accepted chronology); it is therefore ...
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