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176 pages of results. 341. Ancient History Revisions: the Last 25 years - a Perspective [Journals] [SIS Review]
... several kings with the name Ramesses in the MK, and a Sojourn of 215 years, he placed the Exodus near the end of the MK. He used the Famine Texts of Ameni and Beba to conclude that Joseph's Famine was ... Focussing on the Exodus events, which he considered to have been caused by a catastrophe affecting much of the Middle East, Velikovsky found what he regarded as evidence of this catastrophe in two ancient Egyptian texts, Papyrus Ipuwer and the ... at Lachish and then to the rest of Palestinian archaeology. This led directly to the confusion we find in Middle Eastern archaeology to this day. 4.4 Glaring Glazing Anachronisms Dayton's glazing study revealed some new and important anachronisms. ...
342. The Stream Surrounding the Earth [Journals] [SIS Review]
... its source in a lake in the region of the Great Bear. The Pyramid Texts place the kingdom of Osiris near the Great Bear. India India is the next most important cultural region for the ring-related mythology. Surprisingly, even ... . ' [5 ]. In my studies, I have conducted investigations in seventeen cultural regions - the Middle East, Egypt, India, Iran, Britain, China and Central Asia, Greece, the Levant, Scandinavia, ... the oldest books of the Rgveda, which states that the Krttikas (Pleiades) do not move away from the eastern quarter, whilst the other asterisms do move from the eastern quarter'. (An asterism is a cluster of ...
343. Evidence of the Prophets and Egypt [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... was surely against Israel. Seti erected a stela or memorial pillar at Beisan (Beth-Shan); this would be near the site of his great victory over Israel. The stela is dated to "Year 1, third month of ... echo similar events. The Bible should be examined for further clues as to how the history of the ancient Near East should be interpreted. NOTES AND REFERENCES 1. Velikovsky, Ages in Chaos (hereafter AIC), Ch. ... waters of the Yerset (mu-Areset) and fought a battle which he claimed to win (Pritchard, Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament, hereafter ANET, 245-47. Amenhotep II is normally dated to 1436-1413 B. ...
344. 'No Impact': René Gallant (1906-1985) [Books]
... as Ren Gallant, who would have been shot on sight), he was sent to Dachau Concentration Camp, near Munich. He spent April to June 1941 here, and of which he ever afterwards refused to speak, save ... of the Neolithic to that of the Macedonian Empire, a period which had so mixed the peoples of the Near East. Such resynchronism had been inspired by the work of "two remarkable men - Claude Schaeffer [1898-1982] & ... published in 1948. In this he demonstrated that conclusive archaeological evidence existed for catastrophism during the Bronze Ages in the Eastern Mediterranean region. But this remarkable work has remained sadly neglected and undervalued because not everyone would accept his cross-disciplinary use ...
345. El-Arish Revisited [Journals] [Kronos]
... which Velikovsky has altered into Pi-ha-Khiroth, further enhancing his evidence. But Pekharti is not the name of the place near the whirlpool. It is the place where a king (not the king who leaps into the whirlpool) catches ... word. Ra or Tum is the "pharaoh" who leaps into the pool before battling the invaders from the east, Geb is the "pharaoh" who seizes Tefnut by force, and Shu, who also participates in the ... the luminous region of Bakhit". As Griffith explains in a note, Bakhit was the mythical mountain on the eastern horizon where the Sun rose. And in fact, Yat-Nebes, Shu's destination, was on the eastern frontier of ...
346. Transcript of the Morning Session of the A.A.A.S. Symposium [Articles]
... Mayas] means in Mexico- from all ancient European, like ancient Roman and Greek, and also Asian, Near Eastern, and Far Eastern civilization. From each of them I put quotes from authority: twelve months of thirty ... tablets and to translate them needed to correct the translators and ascribe to scribes great errors. West is changed into east. Evening is changed into morning. Nine months and five days are changed just into five days [the interval ... ] means in Mexico- from all ancient European, like ancient Roman and Greek, and also Asian, Near Eastern, and Far Eastern civilization. From each of them I put quotes from authority: twelve months of thirty days ...
... Velikovsky event: And now, in this year of hydrogen hysteria, comes Immanuel Velikovsky with a bewildering mist of near erudition in dozens of tongues and sciences. In an age when the equations of the physicists, more mysterious than ... . Breit quoted Velikovsky as saying: Science today, as religion in the past, has become dogmatic- in the East as in the West. A scientist must swear loyalty to the established dogmas. The first rule of the scientific ... his own conclusions. He must remember that science is not licensed. Initial reactions by nonscientists away from the great eastern metropolitan centers tended to be rather favorable. For example, W. J. Mahoney, Jr., in ...
348. "Worlds in Collision": Reviews and Reviewers [Journals] [Aeon]
... And now, in this year of hydrogen hysteria, comes Immanuel Velikovsky...with a bewildering mist of near erudition in dozens of tongues and sciences.... In an age when the equations of the physicists, ... Breit quoted Velikovsky as saying: Science today, as religion in the past, has become dogmatic- in the East as in the West. A scientist must swear loyalty to the established dogmas. The first rule of the scientific ... his own conclusions. He must remember that science is not licensed. Initial reactions by nonscientists away from the great eastern metropolitan centers tended to be rather favorable. For example, W. J. Mahoney, Jr., in ...
349. Out of the Desert? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Kingdom in Egypt and of the Middle Bronze Age in Palestine and developed a revised chronology for Egypt and the ancient Near East, involving a drastic reduction of accepted dates. These Stiebing dismisses as archaeologically unsound. Donovan Courville and Stan ... reduce the accepted date for the transition from EB III to MB I in Palestine from c.1900 BC to c.1400 BC, necessitating a reduction in the dating of the Middle Bronze Age to 1400-920 BC. This enables ... has tried to understand these events as part of the larger social and cultural collapse that was taking place throughout the Eastern Mediterranean at the end of the Bronze Age." Chapter I - Textual and archaeological evidence' - provides a ...
350. Night of the Gods: The Pillar [Books]
... with salt by the devout and ailing, who afterwards rub the salt on the suffering portions of their bodies. Near the temple of Hecate at Megara, said Pausanias, was a stone called the Memorial on which the goddess had ... temple of the Incas at Cuzco there was a pillar at the centre of a circle traversed by a diameter from East to West.16 In a Shinto temple at Kashima in Japan there is the celebrated Pivot-stone, the kaname ishi ... for I theorise that the stages are symbols of the several astral heavens, one above the other, like the Eastern T or tee and the many-storied sacred Umbrellas. (See also the connexion made between the Omphalos and the Altar ...
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