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30 pages of results. 201. Society for Interdisciplinary Studies [Journals] [SIS Review]
... findings about comets, Venus, Jupiter and other planets, modern scientific dating methods and also the interpretation of myths and legends. An important part of this work is the consideration of the role that catastrophes may have played in ancient history. The SIS also provides a forum for assessment of revised chronologies for ancient history, including those of David Rohl, Peter James, Gunnar Heinsohn and Velikovsky. The proposals covered range from modest adjustments to extreme reductions which would radically redate most of ancient Near Eastern history. The Editor relies on regular feedback by way of contributions for publication. Notes for Authors are available from the Editor. The views expressed in these pages are not necessarily those of ...
202. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... which he interprets as a courtyard, pyramid, enclosing wall and ramp'. Mr Dixon is not the first to suggest these are the remains of ancient buildings; one self-styled biblical archaeologist even identifies these weathered shapes as the ruins of Sodom and Gomorrah. After studying such claims, we visited the area in March 1997, along with David Rohl. David Ellis (Genesis Laboratory, London) subsequently produced a five-page technical report, The Geology of the Dead Sea Shore Formations near Masada, Israel'. A summary of its salient points follows. Although the formations near Masada look remarkably like the remains of ancient buildings from a distance, close examination eliminates this possibility. The formations ...
203. Society for Interdisciplinary Studies [Journals] [SIS Review]
... findings about comets, Venus, Jupiter and other planets, modern scientific dating methods and also the interpretation of myths and legends. An important part of this work is the consideration of the role that catastrophes may have played in ancient history. The SIS also provides a forum for assessment of revised chronologies for ancient history, including those of David Rohl, Peter James, Gunnar Heinsohn and Velikovsky. The proposals covered range from modest adjustments to extreme reductions which would radically redate most of ancient Near Eastern history. The Editor relies on regular feedback by way of contributions for publication. Notes for Authors are available from the Editor. The views expressed in these pages are not necessarily those of ...
204. ISIS Fellowship Lecture [Journals] [SIS Review]
... or officials in original stratified contexts. Two bronze plates with the image of Neferhotep I (mid-13th) had been deliberately mutilated and were found in stratum D/3 , rather later than would have been expected. Bietak concluded by expressing support for the conventional chronology modified as necessary. By this time the Museum was about to close. David Rohl presented Bietak with the annual ISIS fellowship award and there was time for only one question. Bob Porter, May 1991 Bibliography: Bietak M, 1984: Problems of Middle Bronze Age Chronology: New Evidence from Egypt', American Journal of Archaeology 88, pp. 471-485 Bietak M, 1989: The Middle Bronze Age of the Levant ...
205. Rohl's theory [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... 55 GMT (Robert Newman) wrote: > My dad went visited the tombs a couple of years ago and > he tells me the foundation of the 22nd dynasty tomb does > extend under the 21st tomb. He seems to be convinced by > the theory! Having just seen all three programmes I can understand his point of view! Rohl certainly provides food for thought....mind you I though one of the most telling statements was made by the archaeologist excavating in the holy land who, pointing out a burnt soil layer, said something like "if Thutmoses III had carved on a wall that he had been in this area and burnt the place, anyone ...
206. Expanding the End of Assyrian History [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... I began to reign in 676 and Amasis in 584. Solon then can actually have visited Amasis. Lack of time and access to sources prevents me from working out the principles put forward here. I think it is nevertheless urgent to stress the uncertainties inherent in the discussions of what I style the RRR-chronology (revised revised revised chronology) of Rohl and James.(4 ) Arie Dirkzwager Belgium 1. For example ( '& AH, II 2,131. 2. R. Labat, Assyrien und seine Nachbarlander (Babylonien. Elam, Iran) von 1000 bis 617 v. Chr.: Das neubabylonische Reich bis 539 v. Chr. In Fischer, Weltgeschichte Band ...
207. Dating the Kings of Dynasties XXI, XXII, and XXIII [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... there may be a problem with the later XXIst priestly dynasty now apparently contemporaneous with some of the high-priests of Amun under the XXIInd dynasty. The XXIIIrd dynasty kings Pedubast I, Osorkon III, and Takelot III must clearly pre-date the occupation of Thebes by the XXVth dynasty. After the completion of this paper my attention was drawn to the new Rohl/James chronology which suggests that Shoshenq I may not have headed dynasty XXII. Thus as suggested by Velikovsky the positions of Shoshenq I and IV may be reversed. I am reasonably confident that the revised dates for dynasty XXII and for the kings of dynasty XXI will be confirmed, as will the transfer of part of the so-called dynasty ...
208. Focus [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... 7. M. Davis, P. Hut & R.A . Muller, ibid pp.715-17 8. W. Alvarez & R.A . Muller, ibid pp.718-20 9. Anon, in NATURE 293 (24.9 .81), p.245 Publication Correspondents Since the publication of the revised chronology of Rohl and James in WORKSHOP 5:2 there has been a lively debate on ancient near eastern chronology, and we have devoted a special section (Forum) to questions and answers on the subject. Now that the debate is flourishing it would seem a good time to attempt to interpret the latest finds in the fields of archaeology and radiometric ...
209. Institute for the Study of Interdisciplinary Sciences [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... pharaonic civilisation came from outside the environs of the Nile valley. Specialists in Eastern Desert rock-art, the Egyptian language, and predynastic and early-dynastic archaeology will present the latest findings from Egypt, analyse the views of earlier scholars and discuss their conclusions in what promises to be a fascinating three days of illustrated lectures, seminars and amiable debate. David Rohl - predynastic rock-art of the Eastern Desert. Bill Manley - Egyptological historiography. Mark Collier - the origins of the Egyptian language. Aidan Dodson - early-dynastic archaeology and history. Conference delegate's fee - £85. Accommodation at Exeter University (two nights B&B ) - £30 (includes lunches & dinners at Buckfast, plus transport ...
210. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the Postal Editorial address: c/o Jill Abery, Innisfreee, Highsted Valley. Sittingbourne, Kent ME9 OAD, UK. WARRIOR PHARAOHS EGYPT FROM THE FALL OF THE MIDDLE KINGDOM TO THE RISE OF THE 18TH DYNASTY EMPIRE On the 9th and 10th August 2003. The Manchester Conference Centre. UMIST. A LEGEND CONFERENCE. Speakers: David Rohl. Kim Ryholt. Peter Janosi. Lyla Pinch-Brock. Edwin C Brock, Aidan Dodson, Penny Wilson and Bob Partridge. Contact: Legend Conferences, 127 Porter Road, Basingstoke, Hants RG22 4JT. ...
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