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45 pages of results. 291. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... if humans could get across the sea to Australia 60,000 years ago there is no reason to deny that they could have got from Europe to America. In southern Virginia, worked stone blades and other fragments have been found 9" below a well-defined Clovis level (13,000 years) and other tools associated with charcoal have been radiocarbon dated to 18,000 to 19,000 years. 50 skulls have been found in Brazil and Columbia which predate the supposed mongoloid invasion of the Americas via the Bering land bridge - and they were anything except mongoloid. They appear to be similar to modern Aborigines and Africans and it is suggested that people from Africa made their way ...
292. Thoth Vol II, No. 18: Nov 15, 1998 [Journals] [Thoth]
... Everyone should know about Science", by Harry Collins & Trevor Pinch). Wal Thornhill From the latest SIS Chronology & Catastrophism Review 1998:1 , p.55 __ __ __ __ __ __ A member of the audience cited his personal experience when he sought to have a paper on the inaccuracies of radiocarbon dating published in that bastion of the establishment, Antiquity. After being turned down, he persisted and managed to obtain the two referees' reports. One said there was no evidence to say that radiocarbon dating was wrong, so he had not bothered to read the paper. The other obviously read as far as page 1, where ...
293. Tutankhamen and Assyrian Art [Articles]
... people in this room and others to this impending book from France." Lewis Greenberg: "While on the subject of C14, let me add a footnote for something that's coming out. As you know, there has been a continuing study in PENSEE and a shorter continuation in KRONOS, called ASH, on Velikovsky's attempt to get a radiocarbon date; there is still another chapter that I can report on, and our friend Millet from the Royal Ontario Museum; there is a mummy, Noket is the name of the individual who was the servant of the purported father of Ramses III, and naturally, he should be dated to the 12th century BC, Velikovsky would date ...
294. On Morrison: Some Final Remarks (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... get the distinct impression that all is not well regarding the planet Venus. With respect to the Moon, I believe that Ralph Juergens should have all the fun of answering Morrison on this matter. But, relating to the personality clash, some of the responsibility should be borne on my shoulders, as during a chat with Dave after the radiocarbon colloqium at the 1974 McMaster Symposium a little aside occurred: He asked if I would be writing a pro-Velikovsky assessment of the conference for Industrial Research, and I replied that I probably would not (although one had already been written for the October 1974 issue of Analog). Then I countered by asking if he would be returning to ...
295. The Cosmic Serpent by Victor Clube and Bill Napier [Journals] [Kronos]
... , and this reviewer would venture that indeed it is quite impossible. As to their chronology, they offer no specific synchronisms of their own to elucidate the problems of tying Biblical with Egyptian, or Egyptian with Mesopotamian, history. Their reasons for having a revised chronology at all are most questionable: it is to make things fit the uncalibrated radiocarbon date of ~ 1390 B.C . for Thera,(62) which approximates their calculated year, 1369 B.C ., in which a heliacal rising of Sirius of some great significance took place on 26th Pharmuti of the Egyptian calendar.(63) Interestingly, this 1369 B.C ., the proposed date of ...
296. Applying the Revised Chronology [Journals] [Pensee]
... Velikovsky is correct in lowering the Egyptian dates by 500-700 years, the Mycenaean dates must follow suit. If Stiebing is right, and the Mycenaean period is soundly established, it follows that the Egyptian dates cannot be lowered. In my previous article in this journal the Mycenaean-Egyptian dependency was explained, and examples of 600-year stratigraphical, archaeological, and radiocarbon problems were mentioned for the Late Helladic site of Pylos (7 ). The same sort of problem exists at nearly every Mycenaean site, but since Stiebing confined his remarks to Mycenae and Tiryns, they alone will be dealt with here. MYCENAE From literary accounts and archaeological findings, the ancient city of Mycenae in the Peloponnese of Greece ...
297. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... in Mexico and used to date the artefact by thermoluminescence could apparently only give an age between 730 and 2880 years, still a problem for archaeologists to explain but hardly a spot-on dating. An archaeologist was suspected of tampering with his samples of rock art varnish when the samples were found to contain carbon grains of widely different ages when analysed by radiocarbon dating but he was later exonerated. Can we trust any dating method? A new one is carbon dating of the lime decoration on pots. This is made by heating sea shells and supposedly sets the carbon clock to the time of firing. Earliest Ice Age Brit New Scientist 30.9 .00, p. 23 The earliest ...
298. Index to "Pillars of the Past" [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... , 216, 401, 441 Kilmer, A., 383, 384 ivory carving, 476-477 Kish = Kush, 313, 380 Kitchen, K., 9 572 VELIKOVSKIAN Vol. VI, Nos. 1, 2, 3 KMT, 46, 58, 65 Loud, G., 477 Koch, D.H ., Radiocarbon Project, 120 Loulan, 137 Koestler, A., 551 Lucas, A., 183, 201, 207, 218, 219, 223, 472 Koptos 141 Luckenbill, D.D ., 493 Körte, G. and A., 498 Luft, U., 88, 90 Kramer, S.N . ...
299. Before the Day Breaks(1) -- A Perspective [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... After the surprise had passed, Einstein "stood up. His face was glowing. He spoke loudly, in a way [Velikovsky] had never heard him speak before."(34) Einstein asked, "Which experiment would you like to have performed now?"(35) Velikovsky requested that Einstein use his influence to have radiocarbon tests performed so as to evaluate the accuracy of his historical analysis. Einstein promised to do this a few days later. The two men spent two hours together discussing and analysing the evidence. Afterwards, Velikovsky left, not knowing that this would be the last time he would see Einstein alive. It took Velikovsky a full week to ...
300. Paradise -- The Lost Frontier: Early Voyages to the Forbidden Isles [Journals] [Aeon]
... if they contained any Old World artifacts. Case in point: During the 1800s, Smithsonian archaeologists identified an inscription found on a stone talisman inside the Bat Creek Mound in Tennessee as Colonial Cherokee writing. On that basis alone, the mound was dated to the 19th century when the native writer Sequoyah recorded the alphabet. However, a recent radiocarbon test on a piece of wood and analysis of a copper bracelet found with the talisman dated the inscription to the 2nd century. This dating is consistent with an earlier claim by Henrietta Mertz that the artifact contained ancient Hebrew writing. [26] Scores of native mounds and other archaeological sites were similarly misdated due to the presence of Old ...
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