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176 pages of results. 381. Child of Saturn (Part V) [Journals] [Kronos]
... (24) need not surprise us, since sister-marriage was a common traditional practice among various kingdoms of the ancient Near East, including Egypt. There is, however, one Ugaritic myth in which Anat is called the mother of ... .(25) Since these Canaanite myths so often associate Anat with this brother/consort/son of hers, it behooves us to ask: Who was this Baal? The identity of Baal as Saturn has been delineated elsewhere ... ) and probably at Shaveh-Ziyyon, north of Akko.(4 ) Now recognized to have been originally a Near Eastern deity,(5 ) her cult was introduced by the Phoenicians to North Africa where she was worshipped at Mauretania ...
382. Abimilki, Azaru and Nikmed in the El-Amarna Correspondence and the Assyrian Annals [Journals] [Kronos]
... taking the pass into the land of Bunagish, to the "cities of Nikdime (and) Nikdiera I drew near."(20) Where then were the lands of Mazamua or Zamua and Bunagish attacked by Shalmaneser in his ... . On the other hand, the land of Zamua is well known to Assyriologists as an area lying to the east of Assyria, in the midst of the Zagros range of mountains.(21) The eastern location of Zamua ... quite clear from the records of many Assyrian kings other than Shalmaneser III. Tiglath-pileser III included "the province of the land of Mazamua" in his reorganisation of Babylonia and its dependencies.(22) Adad-Nirari II included Zamua with ...
383. Velikovsky and Catastrophism: A Hidden Agenda? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... when it refers to an ancient Indo-European language which was spoken as early as 2500 B.C ., probably near the Black Sea' [3rd Edition, p. 1019]. This removes any reason for calling it Indo ... was much debate in Germany in the second half of the 19th century as to whether the language came or went East, and several German authorities actually argued that it originated in Germany and that its first speakers were a tall blonde ... the debates of 20th-century American science, but may derive from an earlier time and place, which are central and eastern Europe from roughly 1850 to 1940. It is my belief that, if we trace the grand lines of Germanic ...
384. Venus and Sirius: Some Unexpected Similarities [Journals] [Kronos]
... that the Yucatec rain god equivalent of Tlaloc was Chac (or Chaac, phonetically chaak), whose name is nearly homophonous with the Yucatec term for "red" (chak). A similar near homophony links the Quichean terms ... not seem to be an expected association. "One would expect Venus to be placed in the west or the east, but in Dresden all four directions are assigned the planet. South is the direction of death and calamity, ... occasional interchangeability) and; 4. an association of both the Venus god and the chief rain god with the Eastern direction.(59) 1. Insofar as the cross, or the circled cross, may be related to ...
385. Early Historic Man -- Catastrophism and Calendars [Articles]
... but he did a little tour round the world, or at least three quarters of the world, the whole Near East, from Egypt until China, and he arrived at the conclusion that the Early Bronze, the Middle Bronze ... the recent or Late Bronze, disappeared in catastrophic conditions, and those catastrophic conditions are written in the archaeological stratigraphy, where at each of these three periods you've got hiatuses, layers of ashes, of mud and all the rest ... is called the Metonic Cycle, a cycle of 19 years which we will find even in China, in the Eastern Chou Dynasty which reigned over China in 771 BC classical date. Before that in China we find exactly the theory ...
... , although America and Australia are continents which might have owed their origin to cometary impacts. As meteors appear in nearly all cases to reach us from the north-east, that is, from the direction of the Pole of the Ecliptic ... ) August 10. Violent cyclone in Holland and Germany. (d ) August I I. Violent storms in East Anglia. (e ) August Ii. Volcanic eruption in Santorin, Aegean. All these episodes may be said ... , and found isolated in places so remote as Central America, India, and even Japan, but not in Eastern Europe or even Palestine. These are significant facts to those who examine into the origins of faith. The most ...
387. Hazor and the anachronisms in the chronology of the Ancient Near East [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Chronology & Catastrophism Review 1996:1 Home | Issue Contents Hazor and the anachronisms in the chronology of the Ancient Near East by Gunnar Heinsohn (This text is dedicated to Abraham Rabinovich of The Jerusalem Post who keeps the outside world ... entertainingly up to date on the excavations in the Land of Israel.) In 1850, Josias Leslie Porter identified Tell el-Qedah (also called Tell Waqqas), 25 km north of the Sea of Galilee, as biblical Hazor. ... Bible fundamentalism, i.e . Abraham's date. Stratigraphy does not get a say in questions of Ancient Near Eastern chronology. Thus Old-Babylonian strata, found immediately beneath Hellenistic strata of -300 in materially continuous tells, are made older ...
388. Horizons [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... all ancient documents dating from pre-Achaemenid times led 19th century scholars to vary immensely in their reconstructed chronologies for the early Near East. The first dynasty of Egypt, for example, was placed in the 6th millennium BC by Champollion, ... the 5th by Brugsch, in the 4th by Lepsius, in the 3rd by Rawlinson, and in the 2nd by Sharpe. By the 1920s, however, a tentative consensus had appeared. Based on the work of Henry Breasted ... Eduard Meyer, it located the beginning of early Near Eastern civilisation in the 4th millennium BC. With each passing decade this consensus has become less tentative, with the result that it is now a virtual historical dogma - despite the ...
389. Master Of Fieldwork: Come See For Yourself. File III (Stargazers and Gravediggers) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Stargazers]
... your research. You are working in the right direction and time will help to show the reality of global or near global catastrophes. Already continental or near continental catastrophes cannot be doubted as I showed in my stratigraphical work in the ... East. It will take time for your findings and mine to be acknowledged. This may make us sometimes impatient. But it will stir us to more work and more research. SO ENDED THE ten-page handwritten letter of one of ... the publication of Stratigraphie comparée, as he wrote me, .. . further study and research in several near eastern archaeological sites have disclosed new confirmations of the reality of these crises on a continental scale which I have tried to ...
390. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... surrounding a dying star and suggest that they are rogue planets and that the Galaxy is full of them. and near Pluto New Scientist 16.3 .96, p. 5 The first images of Pluto reveal that it has ... characteristics of blindness and lack of pigmentation common to other animals which have been confined to caves. Volcanic peaks in East Africa have also acted as isolated habitats. Related types of plants living on the peaks appear more similar to those ... . David Rohl dismisses the idea as another example of science versus archaeology giving rise to irreconcilable chronologies. ARCHAEOLOGY Far eastern Celts?The New York Times 7.5 .96, National Geographic March 96, pp. 44-51 The ...
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