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... brilliant turquoise tail, and that of the serpent or coatl. (23) Thus two of the most common comet glyphs are brought together in the name of the god. And the combined hieroglyphs clearly have a long history. The earliest known version of the plumed serpent pre-dates the Aztecs by many centuries, appearing on monuments of the Formative Olmecs. (24) Conceptually, the avian serpent reached significantly beyond Aztec culture. The Maya god Kukulkan carries an equivalent meaning, as does the Quiché figure, Gucumatz. (25) The same figure appears to have entered Zuni ritual as the plumed serpent Kolowisi, while Hopi tradition celebrates the plumed serpent Palulukong. (26) Though ...
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22. Velikovsky: The Open Minded Approach [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of the Bible and the inspiration for the cosmologies of the ancient world. Velikovsky culled his reconstruction from the Japanese, Chinese, and Hindu civilisations, the Iranian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Hitto-Chaldean, Israelite, and Egyptian records; the Etruscan, Attic, and Roman theogonies and philosophies; Scandinavian and Icelandic epics, Mayan, Toltec, and Olmec art and legends. ' (1 ) This picture he drew from them was that around 1500 BC the Earth came into disastrous conflict with the planet Venus - then on an elliptical orbit and with a tremendous cometary tail after originating by fission from Jupiter at a considerably earlier date. The phenomena caused by this catastrophe caused the Biblical miracles ...
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... by Paul Devereux Vega, London, 2003. Reviewed by Phillip Clapham This book is aimed at the British popular readership – and not at academics as such. Devereux is the author of over 20 books and has been a researcher of ancient mysteries for many years. The book contains chapters on topics related to ancient civilisations, such as the Olmecs, sky temples, Norse relics, Chinese connections, riddles of archaeology, shamans, sacred landscapes and the effigy mounds. However, one of the biggest mysteries of all is the peopling of the Americas and this is the subject of the initial 40 pages of the book. There is some evidence of coastal travel between Asia and North ...
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24. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... to petroporphyrin require bacterial involvement. Whilst Velikovsky did not deny that some oil deposits were derived from terrestrial organic matter, this evidence does appear contrary to his assertion that some deposits had an extra-terrestrial origin. Or does it? How Much Did They Know?source: NEW SCIENTIST 23.2 .84, p.24 Studies of an Olmec mirror judged to be about 3000 years old indicate that the polishing techniques were almost as sophisticated as those of today's amateur telescope makers. Strangely, the mirrors were not made of a local stone but of magnetite which is found only on the west coast of Mexico, thousands of miles from the Olmec homeland around Veracruz. Today's scientists remain ...
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25. Victory of The Sun [Books] [de Grazia books]
... to Anthropology No. 21, Columbia University, New York. Bentley, John (1825), A Historical View of the Hindu Astronomy, from the Earliest Dawn of that Science in India to the Present Time (Part I & Part II), Smith, Elder & Co., London. Bernal, Ignacio (1969), Olmec World, tr. D. Heyden and F. Horcasitas, U. of California, Berkeley. Berndt, Ronald M. (1948), "A Wonguri-Mandzikai Song Cycle of the Moon-Bone," XIX Oceania (September), 16-50. Berry, William B. N. (1968), Growth of a Prehistoric Time Scale ...
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26. Articles on Other Magazines [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... Kennett J P Thunell R.C . , 1975: Global increase in Quaternary explosive volcanism. Science 187: 497-503. Wetzel R.M ., et al., 1975: Catagonus, an extinct' peccary, alive in Paraguai. Science 189; 379-81. Carlson J.B ., 1975: Lodestone compass: Chinese or Olmec primacy? Science 189: 75360, Leroi-Gourhan A., 1975: The flowers found with Shanidar H, a Neanderthal burial in Iraq. Science 190: 562- 4. Smith C.L ., 1975: Latimeria, the living Coelacanth, is ovoviviparous. Science 190:1105-6 Carrick N., 1976. Australia's Lake Eyre. ...
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... retained from a very much older system of dating. The origins of the Mayan Calendar Round have been traced back at least as far as the Zapotecs from Monte Alban in the Valley of Oaxaca, where monuments from about 600BC start to record dates using this system [1 ]. Whittaker states that the earliest evidence is found in the earlier Olmec civilisation at Oxtotitlan in Guerra, dated to around 900-700 BC [2 ]. Certainly, the use of the 260 day cycle spread from Monte Alban to all the ancient Mesoamerican civilisations; the Spanish conquistadors found the system still in use by the Aztecs in the 16th century. The Calendar Round of the Classic period was based on a ...
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28. Aeon Volume VI, Number 4: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... Ken Moss in this issue. Photograph by Dwardu Cardona, courtesy of the British Museum, London, England. IN THIS ISSUE. Page 5: Forum .Discussions/debates between Mike Twose, Dwardu Cardona, Lynn E. Rose, Richard M. Smith, Ken Moss, and Henry Zemel, concerning varves, the Saturnian thesis, Olmec mirrors, and collective amnesia. Page 14: Wolfe Creek Crater: Some Recent Geophysical Data Louis A. G. Hissink A geologist's analysis of the Australian Wolfe Creek Crater which questions the impact origin attributed to it, concluding instead that it was formed through an enormous electrical discharge between Earth and some other cosmic body. Page 19: ...
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... | Kronos Home KRONOS A Journal of Interdisciplinary Synthesis Vol. IX, No. 2 Winter 1984 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Scarabs and Chronology Immanuel Velikovsky 3 Osarsiph Jan N. Sammer 6 Humbaba Dwardu Cardona 11 Kronos, Minos, and the Celestial Labyrinth Ev Cochrane 21 The Cosmology of Tawantinsuyu Jan N. Sammer 29 The Son of Tanit Among the Olmecs Milo Kearney and Karen LeFevre-Uribe 34 The Newton Affair Livio C. Stecchini 39 The Role of Collective Amnesia in Retarding the Acceptance of Correct Ideas in Science Immanuel Velikovsky 46 Worlds in Collision in Macmillan's Catalogues C. Leroy Ellenberger 58 Stargazers & Gravediggers: A Review Joseph May 70 The Neglected Facts of Science: A Review Henry A. Hoff ...
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... outside of the Near East; and the Berbers- like their linguistic cousins the Egyptians and the Cushites- are believed always to have lived in northern Africa.(3 ) The most interesting question raised by Van Sertima, I think, is that of the status of the Blacks in early America, especially (though not exclusively) in Olmec Mexico. Did they come primarily as masters of White crews, as independent voyagers, as mercenary workers and soldiers, or as slaves of White masters? The first of these answers seems to be the one favoured by R. A. Jairazbhoy,(4 ) the second by Van Sertima himself, the third by James Bailey, ...
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