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220 pages of results. 211. Intimations of an Alien Sky [Journals] [Aeon]
... From: Aeon II:5 (1991) Home | Issue Contents Intimations of an Alien Sky Dwardu Cardona (1 ) The Mother of Astrology Not so long ago, in an attempt to delineate certain basic rules that should be followed in the reconstruction of cosmic history, I had reason to claim that, in its cosmic interpretation, ... p. 38; idem, "The Road to Saturn," AEON I:1 (Jan. 1988), p. 122. 4. Also spelled "aetiology"- the philosophy, and later science, of causation. 5. See, for instance, F.G . Bratton, Myths and Legends of the Ancient ...
212. The Israelite Origins of Monotheism and the Prohibition of Killing [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... the old problem of monotheism if one concentrates on this coinciding prohibition on killing. The following explanations justify this proposition. They depend somewhat on the good will of experts in archaeology and history of religions. The vast abundance of material and interpretations in these disciplines permits an investigation of only the standard works; I present, consequently, a theoretical ... of Sodom and Gomorrah. He has connections with the builders of the Tower of Babel, an astronomical observatory. The ruler Nimrod is warned about him by the priest-astronomers (astrologers) who refer to him as an enemy of the planetary religion.4 He deals with one God only who is invisible and eternal. He leaves his birthplace and ...
213. Young Velikovsky: From Bergson to Berger [Journals] [Kronos]
... mystics, although of course Velikovsky had also been criticized for what many regarded as an uncritical reliance on suspect sources such as the Talmud, myths and legends, and ancient astrological works.(10) Parapsychology has always been somewhat disreputable, often even to those who have practiced it. Even Wilhelm Wundt, the "father of psychology" ... . In its attempt to describe a hypothetical "nervous energy", that paper may be regarded as a late development of the nineteenth-century Hirnmythologie (brain mythology) school of anatomophysiology. This school can be traced back to the early works on theoretical psychology by Johann Friedrich Herbart and Gustav Theodor Fechner; at its peak of influence, late in ...
214. Thoth Vol II, No. 10: June 15, 1998 [Journals] [Thoth]
... New procedures, equipment, and experiments need to be invented. New applications-new toys-need to be engineered. The story of the past-not only mythology, but history, archeology, anthropology, psychology-needs to be reconstructed and retold. The Electric Saturn Super Model provides the big picture in which all these details can be put together. It promises to replace ... record. New procedures, equipment, and experiments need to be invented. New applications-new toys-need to be engineered. The story of the past-not only mythology, but history, archeology, anthropology, psychology-needs to be reconstructed and retold. The Electric Saturn Super Model provides the big picture in which all these details can be put together. It promises ...
215. The Origins of the Spartan State in the New Chronology [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... such as those imagined by Hellenistic scholars to flesh out the bare lists of kings, and no marked racial or cultural differences. "So much we can infer from the archaeological remains. The historical record proper begins with the conquest of the upper Messenian plain in the third quarter of the eighth century, when the settlement of Laconia was complete ... transition between the Bronze and Iron Age eras must have lasted well over 300 years. So the above neat' and tidy' scenario appears to fly in the face of archaeo-chronology, according to which this sequence of events is greatly drawn out. Indeed, at a number of points, as a consequence of this stretching, the agents of ...
216. A Further Response to Marvin Luckerman [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... the Aegean and elsewhere. John J. Bimson Rejoinder to John Bimson I am afraid that Dr. Bimson's scheme for compressing the Iron Age period still does not fit the archaeological record. The only plan that does, in my opinion, is one that overlaps the Late Bronze and the Iron Ages. I do not believe Iron Age I ... .C ., in line with evidence discussed in the above-mentioned paper. Mr. Luckerman raises two objections to this scheme. Firstly, he states that it provides no archeological evidence for occupation at Arad, Beersheba, and "other Negeb sites" during the time of the Judges, the united monarchy, and the early part of the ...
217. Zetetic Scholar Nos. 3 & 4 April 1979 [Articles]
... ) amply illustrate what may be very serious oversights in the conventional astronomers' Weltanschuung. These articles are essential for an understanding of the plausibility of Velikovsky's cehestial dynamics. In archaeology, a new book by John Dayton23 shows, on the basis of the latest analytical developments in metallurgy, that the whole chronology of the Near East before about 700 ... hope will become the central feature of this journal. This issue includes two substantial dialogues on the theories of Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky and on the scientific state of evidence for astrology. As with all materials in ZS, readers are invited to send in their views and reactions. ZS remains a labor of love, and readers should realize that ...
218. The Hunting Or Blitzkrieg Theory [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... ... "Bison hunters probably used driving as their chief hunting method [without horses?!]. The reason for believing this is that most of the Paleo-Indian archaeological sites containing animal remains (mostly bison bones, horns, and teeth) contain them in abundance; the sites are mass kill' sites. The hunters presumably drove ... , Stephen M. Stanley explains, with respect to overkill in Australia, that the... ". .. overkill idea has been attacked with the claim that archeological evidence fails to demonstrate that the ancient Australian aborigines were any more effective as big game hunters than their living descendants who do not pursue large prey effectively in large well-armed ...
219. The Chronology of the Late Kings of Egypt [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... for the era of Joseph and of the oppression of the Israelites in Egypt and a number of other unique incidents of Scripture with details that could be expected to be revealed archaeologically if the biblical accounts are dependable. A fraction of this evidence will now be noted. Supporting Evidence from the Era of Joseph An inscription has long been before scholars ... ). It was both a fort and a temple. The identification with the Abimelech story was regarded as a must'- that is, until investigations of the same archeaological level at the East Gate yielded evidence that compelled moving the date some 400 years earlier than the time of Abimelech.39 This house of the god Berith' to ...
220. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . Black rats live in closer contact with humans so plague could then jump to humans when cities appeared around 3500 BC. Both species of rats have been found together in archaeological digs from around the right time and the human flea vector has been found at Amarna in Egypt from the 14th century BC. Homeric Puzzle (Erwin Cook, American ... caused by massive and frequent tides. This was because the Moon orbited much closer to Earth 4 Byrs ago, i.e ., no Moon, no life. ANTHROPOLOGY Brains v. Brawn (New Scientist , 27.3 .04. p. 7) One mutation was, apparently, all it took to weaken the jaw ...
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