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... From: SIS Chronology and Catastrophism Workshop 1993 No 1 (Aug 1993) Home | Issue Contents Chronological Implications of a Proper Identification of the Labyrinth: Part II by Jesse E. Lasken In Part I (C &C Workshop 1992:2 ), I equated the Step Pyramid complex with the Egyptian Labyrinth described by Herodotus. This equation was argued independently of chronological considerations, but it has important chronological implications. As I have elsewhere discussed in some detail, conventional chronologists assume that the epitomes of Manetho by Africanus and Eusebius provide a valid framework of Egyptian chronology consisting of some thirty dynasties - an assumption formulated a few years after Champollion announced the decipherment of hieroglyphics in 1828 ...
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102. The Daily Grail [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Home | Issue Contents The Daily Grail www.dailygrail.com [The site provides regular news on a variety of topics, best illustrated with some examples below] Site Updates Tue Nov 28, 2000 23:52 AEST A few site updates worth checking out. Firstly, Graham Hancock's website has had more updates on the Kate Spence/Pyramid alignment saga, as well as more on Horizon. Some new allegations of old research made new, as well as correspondence with Ed Krupp, are just some of the additions. I've linked straight to the News Desk so that you can browse and pick the story you want to check out. On a related note, Ian Lawton ...
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103. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... around 2000 years. Now, however, strands of silk have been found in the hair of a mummy from Egypt's 21st dynasty, conventionally dated from 1069 to 945 BC. Ancient Mexico National Geographic November 1993, pp. 88-115 and February 1994, geographica The Olmec culture was Mesoamerica's first civilization, beginning 3000 years ago. They built large pyramids, made basalt statues and columns, including nine foot high heads, built elaborate tombs and ritual centres with plazas in which were played a ceremonial ball game and followed a jaguar cult. They are regarded as the mother culture of the later Aztec and Maya. San Lorenzo, in the Olmec heartland in Mexico, is the earliest of ...
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104. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... others do not, and as such require Taharqa to have been called north by 701 BC, when it is known that Sennacherib attacked Hezekiah. I therefore also seek clarification of the new chronology's thinking with regard to the reported death of Taharqa and of his attested presence in Palestine. Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand The Great Pyramid Dear Sir, I refer to the recently published book, The Orion Mystery [1 ]. This is a study of the Great Pyramid in relation to astronomy and the old Egyptian religion. As is well known, this pyramid contains two chambers known respectively as the King's Chamber and, at a lower level, the Queen's Chamber. ...
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105. Science Frontiers [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2001:1 (Jun 2001) Home | Issue Contents Science Frontiers www.science-frontiers.com New book: Ancient Structures: Remarkable Pyramids, Forts, Towers, Stone Chambers, Cities, Complexes. 337 pages, hardcover, $24.95 193 illus., 3 indexes, 2001 528 references, LC 00-092706 ISBN 0-915554-35-6, 7 x 10". Contents include: Ancient astronomical observatories; Vitrified forts; Ancient furnaces, smelters and hearths; The Newport Tower; New Grange and other passage graves; Enigmas of the Great Pyramid; Nan Madol and Mohenjo-daro; ew England stone chambers; Mystery Hill; America's Stonehenge; Anonymous stone chambers and ...
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106. Society News [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ,000 BC. Velikovsky, being a theologian, said he could have known that a similar description was in the Bible at very much later dates. David Fairbairn said there was an argument that after the Atlantis civilisation some people went to America and founded the Mayan civilisation and others to Egypt - hence the similarities between Meso-American and middle Eastern pyramids and burials. There was discussion about diffusion versus similar reactions to global events. Benny commented that from a Velikovskian point of view similar features could easily be explained by people around the globe witnessing similar events - the dragon for instance. Velikovsky argues that everywhere you have dragons but there are no dragons in the animal kingdom. Most cometary ...
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107. SIS Tenth Anniversary Tour: Photographs [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Vol VIII (1986) "Tenth Anniversary Tour Issue" Home | Issue Contents SIS Tenth Anniversary Tour: Photographs Osirid columns in the second court at the Ramesseum Peleset captives from the reliefs at Medinet Habu The white limestone sphinx at Memphis Cartouches of Seti I and Ramesses II at Abydos The famous sphinx at Gaza In the shadow of the Meydum Pyramid The solid gold innermost coffin of Tutankhamun (Cairo Museum) Hathor column from Deir el-Bahari The exhausted photographer grabs a quick rest in the shade of the hypostyle hall at Karnak Interior of the Great Temple at Abu Simbel Dawn at Thebes from the deck of the m.s . Nile Star Sunset over the City of the Dead at Thebes ...
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108. Egyptian Cosmology [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Sun. The author goes on to show that Karnak may have been a representation on Earth of the Sun's heavenly habitation, the solar eclipse, and that the pylons of Egyptian temples were gigantic representations of the sign Akhet. After demonstrating the ancient Egyptian conceptions of sunrise and sunset, the article then attempts to interpret the name of the Great Pyramid as the Eclipse of Khufu', Akhetaten as the Eclipse of Aten', and that the name of the mighty Giza Sphinx means Hor in the Eclipse'. Egyptian hieroglyph symbol: Akhet The article presents some new concepts that result from this innovative interpretation of the hieroglyph Akhet. Introduction: For many decades, astronomers and Egyptologists have ...
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... have happened to the Earth as a result of the close passages of the Earth and Venus, I would be interest in Dr. Velikovsky's explanation as to how this precise synchronization of the Moon's rotation and revolution could have continued through this holocaust. One other question, of a like nature. I think it is generally accepted that the Great Pyramid of Gizeh was built before this close approach. The sides of the Great Pyramid are oriented- north, south, each, west- within, as I recall, about three minutes of arc, about the smalled angle one could expect the orientation to be if surveying was done with the naked eye. It seems a rather unusual ...
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... in the calendar, the ethnohistoric sources do not support their importance."(7 ) Neither dates, astronomical events, nor history support Aveni's contention? yet he still persists (for this is his fourth published attempt)(8 ) in claiming that Building J had astronomical significance. Aveni also continues to pursue the erroneous conception that the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan was oriented towards the Pleiades. He tells us that: ". . . this star group must remain the prime candidate for an astronomical motivation in the orientation of Teotihuacan [ for] not only did this conspicuous star group set within I degree of the east-west axis of Teotihuacan, but also the group functioned ...
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