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... the XVIIIth Dynasty Kings from Amenhotep III to Rameses II 275 12. The Time Relationships by the Proposed Chronological Revision Between the Late Egyptian Dynasties and the Fixed Chronology of Assyria 302 LIST OF PLATES Volume I Map The Nile Valley Front Plate I Mummies of the Pharaohs Credited by Various Theories as the Pharaoh of the Exodus 37 Plate II The Step Pyramid of Zoser 173 Plate III The Palermo Stone Inscription 207 Plate IV The Horpasen Geneological Inscription 320 Map Palestine Back ABBREVIATIONS TO REFERENCES CITED A-AP Albright, W. F., The Archaeology of Palestine. Penguin Books, 1960. AASOR Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research. A-RDBL Albright, W. F., Recent Discoveries in ...
42. The Atlantis Blueprint [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2000:2 (Dec 2000) Home | Issue Contents World Wide Web focus The Atlantis Blueprint www.flem-ath.com Every summer solstice thousands of pilgrims gather at sacred sites; Stonehenge, the Great Pyramid, Machu Picchu and many others to pay respect to the past, hoping perhaps, to merge in some way with the mysterious power represented by the great megaliths. It seems that a long lost truth lies just beyond our grasp, hidden within the lines and crevices of these massive stones. Many feel certain that we might recapture that elusive past if only we could find the key. In Atlantis Blueprint we will show how these ancient structures ...
43. Sweeney responds to Crowe (Letter) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... From: SIS Chronology & Catastrophism Review 2001:2 (Jan 2002) Home | Issue Contents Letters Sweeney responds to Crowe Emmet Sweeney I would like to respond to John Crowe's review (C &CR 2001:1 ) of my recent book The Pyramid Age - a negative review which was unfair because it criticised works of mine other than The Pyramid Age and inaccurate because it attributed to me (and criticised) things I never said. Is this not the very tactic used against Velikovsky in his dealings with the scholarly' establishment? John wrote (p . 60): The date of the construction of the Great Pyramid and its two companions at Giza has been a ...
44. The Orion Mystery by Robert Bauval and Adrian Gilbert [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Issue Contents The Orion Mystery by Robert Bauval and Adrian Gilbert Heinemann, 1994 (hardback), Mandarin, 1995 (paperback) This book came out in a blaze of publicity which appears to have fizzled away. It was Book of the Month in the Ancient History Book Club and appeared on BBC television as another solve the riddle of the pyramids' theories. However Bauval and Gilbert have taken a look upstairs and at last astronomy and the sky have begun to be taken seriously as important features of the past. Basically, their premise is that the pyramids were constructed on a stellar pattern founded around a stellar myth that involved the sister wife deities of Osiris and Isis. The ...
45. Pillars of Straw [Journals] [Aeon]
... by now, the damage has been done). The issue, of course, goes beyond Ginenthal's particular heroes. It touches upon all revisionists of ancient history. Thus, when the British Society for Interdisciplinary Studies named their September 2002 conference "Ages Still In Chaos," [14] they were right on target. Iron And The Pyramids Ginenthal takes me to task concerning the manner in which the ancient Egyptians were able to hew the "granite or diorite" blocks that went into the building of the pyramids before the invention of iron tools. [15] So let me say at once that, in my original foray into the subject, I myself had already claimed ...
46. The Crescent [Books]
... would be meaningless- in fact a contradiction- to place the god in the centre of the circle (i .e ., between the semicircles of day and night) or to speak of the twins revolving around the sun-god. The Egyptians' great god wears the enclosure of the Aten as a "girdle." According to the Pyramid Texts this garment is the circle of the celestial twins: "I am girt with the girdle of Horus, I am clad with the garment of Thoth, Isis is before me and Nephthys is behind me." (22) Such language occurs repeatedly in early Egyptian sources. In the Book of the Dead, the king asks ...
47. Graham Hancock [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... . In late February I flew to Egypt and met up with Julian Hudson and Chris Hale at Giza. They filmed and interviewed me for a whole morning. Present with us was the author John Lash. The focus, of course, was on the Orion-Giza correlation theory. I gave them a detailed overview of the astronomical alignment of the Pyramids and the shafts in the Great Pyramid and especially the associations to Orion in the Pyramid Texts. I also explained the double-lock of Orion's belt and Leo at the meridian and the vernal point respectively in 10,500 BC, which aligned with the Three Pyramids and the Sphinx. I also carefully explained that I did not advocate a material ...
48. Morning Star* [Journals] [Aeon]
... multiplicity of morning stars unique to North American Indians. Jewish tradition also sets store in more than one morning star. Thus, during the Creation, as described to Job, it is said that "the morning stars sang together." (50) So, similarly, among the ancient Egyptians. As we find it written in the Pyramid Texts, the "morning stars" are lauded as coming to the deceased pharaoh with rejoicing. (51) THE HEART OF QUETZALCOATL The traditions of the Mesoamericans, from Mexico to present El Salvador, were also intimately related to astronomical lore. Thus David Kelley, for one, has observed that: "It has been clear to ...
49. The Celestial Ship of North Vol. I [Books]
... that hath been; I am all that will forever be: and my veil no mortal hath drawn aside. The fruit that I brought forth was the Sun." She was called by the Sanconiathans, "The air shining with ethereal light." She has been imaged as intensely black, her bosom bare, crowned with a golden pyramid, about which twined an immense serpent. Night and Darkness belong as symbols to very great antiquity. A superabundance of darkness metaphysically is Light. "Darkness adopted illumination in order to make itself visible."[4 ] Out from the boundless Abyss of Darkness, acted upon by divine power, came the Holy Light. Paracelsus called ...
... can be watched day after day getting more and more north or more and more south until it comes to a standstill. But for the observation of the equinox, of course, the sun is moving most rapidly either north or south, and therefore it would be more difficult to determine in those days the exact moment. East and West Pyramids and Temples at Gîzeh (From Lepsius.) We next come to the question as to whether any buildings were erected from an equinoctial point of view- that is, buildings oriented east and west. Nothing is more remarkable than to go from the description and the plans of such. temples as we have seen at Abydos, Annu ...
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