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176 pages of results. 361. Scientific Dating Methods In Ruins [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... fuel exhausts made the living trees appear to be 10,000 years old. Velikovsky has suggested that all or nearly all the volcanoes on Earth erupted 3,500 years ago, and this would have added enormous amounts of carbon ... kind of problem, though in a different form. Charles A. Reed carried out radiocarbon research in the Near East and reported that [a ] last difficulty, and at the moment one of the most frustrating, is the ... bristlecone and Irish Oak tree dating analyses, one would expect to find a tree ring chronology for Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean that conforms to those of the other regions. However, trees are and were scarce in countries such as ...
362. ALL Honorable Men [Books]
... more efficiently lost than carbon and nitrogen, or why the argon to krypton and argon to xenon ratios become more nearly solar the closer the planet is to the sun." (72) (Emphasis added) That is, ... by Lo? Lo's support for this evidence is similar to the ones raised about Velikovsky's historical reconstruction of the Near East. Other kings' lists were resurrected by historians such as those of Manetho and Berosus as evidence against Velikovsky's historical ... CSICOP [like Dennis Rawlins] resigned or was ejected- accounts differ- but- "Professor Marcello Truzzi, a sociologist from Eastern Michigan University, was editor of the CSICOP journal when it was called the Zetetic [which was changed to The ...
363. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... surrounded by rings of mountains. On the far side, however, large craters lack the basaltic rock filling of near side ones and the crust is thought to be 40 km thicker. The Moon turns out to be much lumpier ... ploughing became the male roles, not through superior ability but simply because women were not free to perform them. East or west?The New York Times date unknown The remains of a butchered mastodon found in Florida indicates that early ... , p. 17 and Scientific American August 1994, pp. 60-65 The old story that farming originated in the eastern Mediterranean due to the abundance of wild cereals is challenged by a researcher who shows that the processing of such food ...
... published, may in some instances be challenged. The seals through No. 626 are presented on the plates as nearly as possible in chronological sequence, arid, when feasible, pieces similar in design or technique are placed together. ... among pieces belonging to the same cultural period may have resulted from regional peculiarities of various parts of the ancient Near East, which were more or less subject to the same cultural influence at the same time; from the style, ... have some connection with this symbol. MOUNTAINS (Fig. 8) The usual representation of mountains in ancient Near Eastern art consists of several rows of scales, super-imposed to form pyramids. In this collection such a representation occurs on ...
365. The Answer to Clapham's Question: Revise! [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... be correct that Biblical chronologies are imperfect (C &AH 14, 1), but his reliance on conventional Near Eastern chronologies to support his proposed corrections is misguided. Clapham asserts the basic accuracy of the conventional chronologies based on ... probably over 1000 years. An old wood problem probably affects many radiocarbon measurements from other parts of the ancient Near East. Moreover, short-lived plants from Egypt may yield deceptively old radiocarbon dates because of old carbons in the Nile waters ... for other reasons.51 Finally, despite the largely ignored old wood and Nile contamination problems, uncalibrated Egyptian radiocarbon dates are typically late. They are ostensibly brought into line with the conventional chronology by the application of tree-ring based calibrations ...
366. Letters to the Editor C&AH 3:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... assumptions- with only astronomical retro-calculation at the bottom of them both. As a result we find the chaos of Near Eastern Assyro-Babylonian chronology- itself tumbling in vicious circles again linked to Sothic absurdities!- a source of "revisionism ... fact, and (2 ) that Velikovsky's independent proofs5- the technology arguments- of profound misalignment in the Near East (additionally distorted by links to the Egyptological Sothic scheme), there is indeed complete historiographic chaos. We would ... well to reconstruct this sphere of ancient history first, before attempting revisions of the revision. With this in mind, and collaborating in an 8-semester course of lectures (begun 1980) on Near Eastern history from Neolithic to Persian times ...
367. Chapter 7 Iron, Diorite and Other Hard Rock [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... his book to discredit the solidly done metallurgy. Garland unfortunately died only five days after returning to England from the Near East and his book was completed by C.O . Bannister, who was also a metallurgist but whose knowledge ... Egyptology was limited. Thus, as pointed out by S.R .K . Glanville, in spite of the historical "howlers" the metallurgy and technology is of "first rate importance." He directly claims that Garland's ... According to the tabulations of Jane Waldbaum, of all the weapons and armor found in twelfth century contexts in the eastern Mediterranean, only a little more than three percent were iron while over 96 percent of them are bronze (for ...
368. Perplexities of Orthodoxy. [Journals] [Kronos]
... [sic] the culture of her period. Her reign must have fallen during the formative period, or very near it, when the foundations of Sabaean culture were laid" (pp. 40-41, emphasis added). [ ... desert, consisting of rugged mountains near the coast, and a broken, sand- or rock-covered tableland to the east of the mountains. This enormous region is extremely difficult to cross unless one is well provided with camels and experienced ... , indicates the same difficulty. "As yet no part of the Queen of Sheba's capital city- Marib in eastern Yemen- has been excavated in sufficient depth to reach levels dating from her time, the tenth century BC. ...
369. Old World Maps -- A Response to Charles Ginenthal [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... " of the Age of Pisces was said to occur when the Great Conjunction (of Saturn and Jupiter) was near the star Zeta Piscium (Fish) and when "it coincided in longitude with the Vernal Equinox in the year ... assertion by showing that there was an ancient worldwide system of measures used around the Mediterranean Sea, in the Near East, China, Japan, the Americas and Western Europe. (19) B. Using eclipse data as a ... CENTER OF LONGITUDE Hapgood illustrates many old maps. The World Map of Ptolemy has its 90 longitude line through the eastern tip of the Arabian peninsula. (5 ) Ninety degrees west of this line is the present 38 west longitude ...
370. Heinsohn's Ancient "History" [Journals] [Aeon]
... Nebuchadnezzar, we would substitute Hammurabi and Darius, two of the most famous kings in the history of the ancient Near East (we will discuss the proper placement of Nebuchadnezzar along the way). Fortunately, there is an abundance ... evidence bearing on the reigns of Hammurabi and Darius, [2 ] and thus a comparison of the two kings should rapidly reveal whether they are to be identified with each other or not. In order to provide a bit of ... Dictionary (Chicago, 1968), p. 93. [29] G. Heinsohn, "Ancient Near Eastern Chronology Revisited," The Velikovskian I:1 (1993), pp. 34-35. [30] Idem ...
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