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176 pages of results. 471. Heinsohn's Revised Chronology [Journals] [Aeon]
... the University of Bremen has proposed a major revision of the generally accepted chronology for Mesopotamia and the rest of the Near East which he claims is "evidence based." Supposedly, it makes better use of archaeological evidence as well ... the data found in ancient texts than the conventional chronology does. However, the system he has proposed is fatally flawed for a number of reasons. In this paper I will point out four of these problems, commenting briefly on ... during the fifth century BCE. (38) Thus, we would expect these wares to be found in Near Eastern strata from the Chaldean and Persian Empires. Heinsohn claims that Megiddo Strata VII A-VI B belong to the time of ...
472. Chapter 15 Dark Ages Based on Dark Scholarship [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... ] influence on early Greek art [500 years later] . . . Yet another investigator found the origin of nearly all motifs of Rhodian [from the island of Rhodes] Orientalizing to be Mycenaean [500 years earlier] and ... ' "In Mycenaean times there was a flourishing industry of ivory- carving which, although originally derived from the East, came to have a strong influence on Levantine schools. At the end of the Late 5 ibid., ... to 800 B.C .) are a chronological fiction. Dayton describes the currently held model of Ancient Near Eastern chronology as a card house of interrelated "facts", ' built on tenuous evidence but with an unfortunate tendency ...
473. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Phoenician traders only got there much later. The provenance of the tin used by the Bronze Age civilisations of the Near East is problematical, as has been pointed out by John Dayton in MINERALS, METALS, GLAZING AND MAN: ... access to ores was a major political issue. Ancient Fires, even in Rain Forests!source: NEW SCIENTIST 24.1 .85, p.35 Tropical rain forests with a large annual rainfall are usually considered unlikely to ... .) Sahara Rains on England source: NEW SCIENTIST 14.2 .85, p.26 Readers in eastern (and particularly south-eastern) England may have been reminded of the "Red World" of Velikovsky's WORLDS IN COLLISION ...
474. The Foundations of the Assyro-Babylonian Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... to a greater or lesser extent. It is even claimed that the chronologies of the other nations of the ancient Near East are fixed to the Assyrian chronology in such a way that they are all dependent on the solar eclipse of ... BC - and thus they may all be in error [2 ]. Some scholars have demonstrated that, from a purely astronomical point of view, there are a number of alternative solar eclipses to be considered for the eponymy of ... see RLA II, p.415. Cf. also W. H. Dubberstein in the Journal of Near Eastern Studies III (1944), p.38. Prof. Grayson's discussion of this problem in ABC, p ...
475. Mediterranean Basin Catastrophe [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... is very important. There were several hypotheses until Carbon 14 was used, and we must hope we are now near a proper date. When Fernand Navarra claimed to have brought bits of wood from Noah's Ark from Mount Ararat, ... on top of this wall were all thrown out of the temple, but in the same direction- towards the east. Although the line of this wall faces SE, the blocks of stone were all hurled directly toward the east ... the western wall, which has completely disappeared, owing to being thrown inside the temple. When one examines the eastern wall one sees the opposite situation. The stone blocks which rested on top of this wall were all thrown out ...
476. The Tertiary Age (Life History of Our Earth) [Books]
... approximately to where is now the great Danube knee in Hungary, and then turning north-east again, and ending somewhere near Warsaw on the Vistula and the northern arc continuing from the south-eastern end of the Sudetes, roughly where are now ... ; in other words, from a point of view on the Earth, the satellite seemed to move slowly from east to west again. The tide hills, of course, followed it, and moved westwards too. Eventually the ... became pseudo-stationary again, probably over northern South America. There the zenithal tide hill swinging north and south again deposited Eocene strata. On the European-African sector of our planet, however, nothing was deposited, because it was situated between ...
477. The Baalim [Journals] [Kronos]
... - form of "Bel". As such, these must be understood as titles or epithets. The ancient Near East recognized more than one such Lord. Each was differentiated by an additional cognomen. Thus we read of Baal ... , Baal Hammon, Baal Tsaphon, Baal Shamem, Baal Zebul, and many others. Collectively, they were known as the Baalim - which is simply the plural of "Baal". Did they all represent the same Saturn ... , 1969), pp. 284-285. 18. G. Rawlinson, The Seven Great Monarchies of the Ancient Eastern World (N . Y., 1885), Vol. I, p. 76. 19. D ...
478. Floods and Tides [Books] [de Grazia books]
... high tides occur when the Moon is in the meridian or whether the exact opposite, low tide, is more nearly correct."[1 ] The implications in this state of affairs, that electrical fields are operative, etc ... and implying instant time [5A]. The "historical belt" around the world in the Mediterranean, Near East, India, China, and Mesoamerica would have noted "moderate" drops or rises of 35 m or less ... it overflowed at the straits of the Bosphorus and pushed through the Dardanelles into the Mediterranean region. The Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean lands were flooded. Next the Adriatic River, possibly the legendary River of Eridanus, and nowadays the truncated ...
479. The Periodic Cyclicism Of Ancient Catastrophes [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... XI indicates that date was the 17th day of the second month. What day was that? Throughout the ancient Near East and Middle East, the "Tishri Calendar" was used. Tishri was the first month, and the ... day of Tishri was the new moon of September when the old 360-day calendar was functioning. New Year's day for the Tishri calendar was September 7. The second month of that calendar was Marchesvan, and may well have been named ... and probably would have fragmented into a million icy fragments. Those fragments would have sprayed simultaneously (1 ) the Eastern Hemisphere of the Earth, (2 ) the facing hemisphere of Mars, and (3 ) nearby space. ...
480. Stonehenge: Neolithic Man and the Cosmos, by John North [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 3rd century, the locals may have reverted to studying the heavens. By looking down from a position on or near the hill figure itself, North noted that a road can be seen running away in a dead straight line, ... path, an ancient route running from Avebury in the west to the Goring Gap and the Chiltern Hills in the east. On top of the Downs, above the White Horse, is the Uffington Castle earthwork, and not far ... broken pots that had been smashed during the burial rites were in the fill surrounding the chamber. The barrow faces eastwards but a small section of a modern lane still runs in a straight line above the barrow, and this may ...
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