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11 pages of results. 176. Sun 13 July Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... will examine archetypal examples of disaster in Chinese tradition in an effort to provide the conference with a Chinese perspective on natural catastrophe in the early period. It is hoped this perspective will enable participants to evaluate the Chinese evidence bearing on the nature, extent, and implications of disaster for Bronze Age civilization in East Asia. 11:45 Prof Gunnar Heinsohn, University of Bremen The Catastrophic Emergence of Civilisation: The Coming of The Bronze Age Cultures Throwing of barley grains or small stoned showering of ashes, public defecation and obscene exhibition, panic yelling as well as manic romp and frenzy, mortal duels of humans and animals in strange costumes making them look like snakes or mixed creatures, ...
177. Editorial C&AH 13:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... acceptance of the new newsletter. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism & Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Brad Aaronson, Jerusalem, Israel Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Dorothea Kenny, Fullerton, California Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert A. Storck, Toronto, Canada ( ...
178. Review: The Gentile Times Reconsidered: Chronology and Christ's Return, by Carl Olof Jonsson [Journals] [SIS Review]
... and seventh centuries BCE. These tablets establish - over and over again - the absolute chronology of the Neo-Babylonian era' (p . 186). Overkill is good, especially in academia: it keeps people out of your face. However there are always some others who don't get it and not all of them are Jehovah's Witnesses. Thus Gunnar Heinsohn and others continue to tamper with Nebuchadnezzar's dates. They move him around as if they have never heard of the 587. Like the Watch Tower Society, they seem incapable of looking at the evidence - even when it is placed under their noses. One unusual feature of Jonsson's approach is that when something puzzles him, he simply ...
179. Introduction [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... of his lecture was The Cyclic Nature of Ancient Catastrophes." This discusses the chronology of catastrophes in the ancient world. The third was by Herb Storck, whose topic was "Hereditary Monarchy in Assyria and the Assyrian Kinglist." Herb Storck has planned many articles to begin cracking the secret of the Assyrian Kinglist. The fourth was by Gunnar Heinsohn and Christoph Marx. The title of their work was "Were the Sumerians of the Third Millennium in Reality the Chaldeans of the First Millennium?" Most of the participants at the Seminar could not accept its thesis (including the present editor) but it is a very challenging and interesting idea. The fifth lecture was by the ...
180. Editorial C&AH 12:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... possible for us to expand and grow. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Dorothea Kenny, Fullerton, California Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert A. Storck, Toronto, Canada ...
181. The Sword in the Stone [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , specifically Lower Saxony and Bohemia, were also found to have been exploited in antiquity but here again the great distance from the Levant was problematical [1 ]. Failing therefore to solve the problem of tin in a satisfactory way, historians at length resorted to a final expedient: it was simply ignored. Recent research, especially that of Gunnar Heinsohn of Bremen University, has tended to suggest that the source of this confusion, the supposed 2,000 year head start of the Levantine civilisations, is entirely chimerical. No literate civilisations, the evidence increasingly suggests, existed in Egypt, Mesopotamia, or anywhere else for that matter, before c. 1,000 BC. ...
182. Untitled [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... III. The controversy should be intense! Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Dorothea Kenny, Fullerton, California Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert A. Storck, Toronto, Canada ...
183. Proceedings of the First Seminar of Catastrophism and Ancient History [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... LUCKERMAN 1 The Albrecht/Glueck-Aharoni/Rothenberg Confrontation : Who was Right and Who was Wrong about What? DONOVAN A. COURVILLE 17 The Cyclic Nature of Ancient Catastrophes DONALD W. PATTEN 39 Hereditary Monarchy in Assyria and the Assyrian Kinglist HERB STORCK 47 Were the "Sumerians of the Third Millennium in Reality the Chaldeans of the First Millennium? GUNNAR HEINSOHN and CHRISTOPH MARX 55 Sidelights on Velikovsky's Ages in Chaos BRONSON FELDMAN 65 Ebla and Velikovsky MARVIN ARNOLD LUCKERMAN 67 The Contributors ...
184. Editorial C&AH 4:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History EDITORIAL STAFF We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents have helped to make this issue possible: Philip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California Bronson Feldman, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Geoffrey Gammon, Surrey, England Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Jay Jackson, The Vatican Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica Yvonne Nydegger, Geneva, Switzerland Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Maggie and Richard Kleinman, Los Angeles, California Bruce Salen, Brooklyn, New York Yaffa Sheinkoph, Jerusalem, Israel We regret ...
185. The Science of Catastrophism [Articles]
... Van Flandern on astronomy, Roger Wescott on anthropology and linguistics, Bill Mullen on classical language and literature, Nancy Owen on ancient Mesoamerican cosmology, Eric Miller on ancient Chinese cosmology, Henry Bauer on the history of science, Richard Heinberg on folklore, Vine Deloria on Amerindian myth, Ted Holden on the dinosaurs, Lynn Rose on calendrics, Gunnar Heinsohn on ancient history and stratigraphy, Ev Cochrane and David Talbott and Dwardu Cardona on myth, Robert Grubaugh and Wallace Thornhill and Charles Ginenthal and Donald Patten on the physical sciences, Duane Vorhees on cultural history and myself on literature and ideology, will give you some idea of how many different disciplines are being applied to this one central ...
186. Greek History Begins in the Sixth Century B.C. [Journals] [Aeon]
... Thebean serpent which swallowed human beings. As a punishment he had to serve Ares for eight years; -Apollon killed Python and had to serve Admetos for eight years; -Heracles killed the Hydra and King Faunus who sacrificed human beings. He had to serve Eurysteus for eight years; -Oedipus killed the Sphinx which had sacrificed human beings. Yet, Gunnar Heinsohn has shown that the revolutionary abolition of the ancient cult of human sacrifice, that is generally connected with the legend of Abraham (conventionally dated into the third millennium B.C .) , was undertaken by the exiled Hebrews of Babylonia only in the sixth century B.C . (44) According to Heinsohn's chronological revision of ...
187. Editorial CA&AH 15:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Chicago. Marvin Arnold Luckerrnan Executive Editor CATASTROPHISM AND ANCIENT HISTORY We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible. Brad Aaronson, Jerusalem, Israel Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, Germany Ian Johnson, Ottawa, Canada Dorothea Kenny, Fullerton, California Carol A. Morrison, Santa Barbara, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Donald Patten (Senior Editor) Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert A. Storck, Toronto, Canada (Senior Editor) ...
188. Discussion on Velikovsky, Victor Clube's book [Articles]
... James: I think we should accept that historical coincidences do happen, for instance I have seen several times comparisons of Lincoln and Kennedy, the strange coincidences of the way they were murdered, and Kennedy was shot in a Lincoln car, and this kind of thing, you could test that model against archaeological remains, coincidences do happen. Gunnar Heinsohn: As far as I understood Geoffrey Gammon, a strong problem arises from having too many centuries- interjection from Geoffrey: Not enough- between the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom. Isn't it possible that what is called the Middle Kingdom is also the kingdom of the time after 1500, but located in another region of Egypt ...
189. Briefings [Journals] [SIS Review]
... designate an early stage in the postulated evolution of a planet, but the theories clearly diverge noticeably, even to the extent that NASA's "protoplanet" is a planet, whereas Velikovsky's has yet to become one.) Source: NASA News No. 79-46, December 3, 1979. Thanks for suggestions to Ragnar Forshufvud, Eric Crew and Gunnar Heinsohn. - R.M .L . Science Rules The word "Velikovskian" has at last passed into the language, and Velikovskian listeners to BBC's Radio 3 were promised something of a treat when the Radio Times write-up of the "Scientifically Speaking" programme for 5th March likened the Alvarez theory of the extinction of the dinosaurs ( ...
190. Editor's Notes & News C&C Review 2001:2 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... forefront of this debate, with new research and a surprising range of competing alternative chronologies. To mark the 50th anniversary of Velikovsky's book, SIS is organising a conference to review latest thinking on ancient history and assess the contribution he made to our understanding. Speakers: Eric Aitchison Dr John Bimson Ev Cochrane Dr Eugene Gabowitsch Charles Ginenthal Prof. Gunnar Heinsohn Prof. Trevor Palmer Bob Porter David Salkeld Emmet Sweeney In addition, a paper from Prof. Lewis Geenberg will be read in absentia and we also hope for a paper from David Rohl. Fully residential accommodation is available with en suite bathroom and shower, TV, Radio and shower. Reduced rates available for non-residential delegates: 1 ...
191. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... a much later date and if it could be defended on the grounds that it seemed to be a popular pastime for scribes to invent a greater antiquity for past events than was the case in reality, i.e ., the political in thing', as it were! It would seem far less libellous to accept, along with Gunnar Heinsohn, the idea that Hammurabi was the alter-ego or Babylonian name of Darius I and that Ammisaduqa was even later. This scenario, of course, would surely be an easier way of accepting the contemporaneity of the Venus Tablets and the Ramesside Star Tables and also might go some way to solving the problems associated with these records being at ...
192. Editorial C&AH 11:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... support as we enter our twelfth year. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Director Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Dorothea Kenny, Fullerton, California Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert A. Storck, Toronto, Canada ...
193. Editorial C&AH 10:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... even more people into this important debate. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor CATASTROPHISM AND ANCIENT HISTORY We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Dorothea Kenny, Fullerton, California Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert A. Storck, Toronto, Canada ...
194. Editorial C&AH 10:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... and more people will enter the discussions! Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert Storck, Toronto, Canada (Senior Editor) Stan F. Vaninger ...
195. Editorial C&AH 9:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... ancient history, and Old Testament study. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Dorothea Kenny, Fullerton, California Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert A. Storck, Toronto, Canada ...
196. Editorial C&AH 8:" [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... and help for our eighth year. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound. appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Philip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert Storck, Toronto, Canada (Senior Editor) Stan F. Vaninger ...
197. Editorial C&AH 8:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... your contribution here could be very informative. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California (Senior Editor) Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert Storck, Toronto, Canada (Senior Editor) Stan F. Vaninger ...
198. Editorial C&AH 7:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... well as possible solutions to ancient chronological and historical problems. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped to make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Ian Johnson, Toronto, Canada Lester J. Mitcham, Auckland, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Martin Sieff, Washington, D.C . (Senior Editor) Herbert Storck, Toronto, Canada (Senior Editor) Stan F. Vaninger ...
199. Editorial C&AH 6:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... for the advancement of study into ancient history and catastrophism. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped to make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, Germany Jay Jackson, The Vatican Birgit Liesching, Brussels, Belgium Lester Mitcham, New Zealand Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Bruce Salen, Brooklyn, New York Martin Sieff, North Ireland Herb Storck, Canada Stan F. Vaninger, St. Louis, Missouri ...
200. Editorial C&AH 5:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... illustrations, should arouse many readers to challenge its statement. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Director Catastrophism and Ancient History We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents, have helped to make this issue possible: Phillip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California Gunnar Heinsohn, Bremen, West Germany Jay Jackson, The Vatican Lester J. Mitcham, New Zealand Carol A. Morrison, Santa Monica, California Yvonne Nydegger, Geneva, Switzerland Barry Page, Ashdod, Israel Bruce Salen, Brooklyn, New York Yaffa Sheinkoph, Jerusalem, Israel Martin Sieff, North Ireland Stan F. Vaninger, Saint ...
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