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220 pages of results. 291. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... contributions, as they touched upon subjects of special interest to me and where I have done some research or study myself. The "established" correlation between ancient history and archaeological stratigraphy is now being questioned more and more by different scholars. A recent example is James A. Sauer's article "Syro-Palestinian Archaeology, History and Biblical Studies", ... In particular, we need better evidence, both theoretical and empirical, for solar energy sources and for planetary orbital stability - or instability. ROGER W. WESCOTT Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics Drew University Madison, New Jersey U.S .A . I found the triple issue of SISR helpful in several ways. First, the Velikovsky paper ...
292. The Stratigraphy of Bahrein: An Answer to Critics [Journals] [Aeon]
... study Die Sumerer gab es nicht (" The Sumerians did Not Exist)(1 ) was summarised by using the graphic below: TEXTBOOK ERAS FOR SOUTHERN MESOPOTAMIA Compressed to archaeologically existing and historically 1) Late Chaldaeans also comprise the "Empire Hittites" now dated -1450 to -1200. 2) The Assyrian Empire has another phantom in the " ... "City II" would thus receive a date well in accordance with the stratigraphic sequence in situ. If we now re-draw the chronology of Bahrein according to its Egyptological/Assyriological dates applied by the excavators we see the following picture: Hellenistic period City IV 330 BCE Kassite period City III 1750 BCE Late Early Dynastic (thus, actually pre-Sargon ...
293. Before the Greeks: Professor Davis's Cretan Decipherments [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... would use the words Minoan Hittite' Velikovsky uses Luvian'. The first difference will be expected by SIS readers. Davis's dates are those of the dominant convention in contemporary archaeology. As James Mellaart states [12]: "Absolute dating of Mycenaean pottery depends not on calibrated C-14 dating, but on the presence of imported wares in datable ... (1978), pp. 84-93 17. Carol Thomas: Found: The Dorians', Expedition 20:3 (Spring 1978), p. 3 Erratum and Apology We apologise for the accidental removal of one line of Trevor Palmer's article in Workshop 1988:1 during paste-up. The bottom of page 5 should have read: " ...
294. Racial Memory and Instinct: The Case of the Honeyguide [Journals] [Aeon]
... Charles Hogarth) Like Wundt, Sigmund Freud remained an ardent Lamarckian throughout his long life. Without this element, much of what Freud says on individual and group psychology, anthropology, myth, symbolism, religion, and the aetiology of neuroses would not be fully comprehensible. (58) For Freud, instinct was racial memory pure and simple ... and mankind's racial heritage was no different in this respect than that of any other living creature: "[ The concept of ancestral memories helps] diminish the overwide gap human arrogance in former times created between man and beast. If the so-called instincts of animals- which from the very beginning allow them to behave in their new conditions of living ...
295. The Hyksos (Ages in Chaos) [Velikovsky]
... Amalek probably rests on a mythological idea." 36. B. Gunn and A. H. Gardiner, "The Expulsion of the Hyksos", Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, V (1918), 36, note 1: "R . Weill holds the entire story of the Hyksos to be a legendary construction." See p ... Manetho, an extensive Jew-baiting literature followed, and the stories of Manetho were told and retold and adorned by many writers.151 Among them was Apion, against whom the apology (Against Apion) of Josephus Flavius was directed. Josephus did not try to cast doubt on the identification of the Jews with the Hyksos; on the contrary, ...
296. Catastrophism and the Mammoths - I (Vox Populi) [Journals] [Kronos]
... support of mammoth browsing on the tundra (or, possibly, under grassier circumstances) while presupposing a smaller proportion of commensals such as reindeer. Indeed, there is quantitative archaeological evidence that the population of reindeer was expanding at the expense of the mammoths at the end of the last glaciation. Copious reindeer bones replaced mammoth bones in deposits associated ... the Archaic Polis in Greece. The mysterious evolution of the Greek City States out of tribes wandering in 500 dark years is heavily disputed. I quote from Sally Humphreys' Anthropology and the Greeks (London, et al., 1983): The"Greekpolis appears no longer . . . as a product of Indo-European tribal organization, but ...
... " Kronos, 9 (no. 2) (1984):46- 57. [100] , Lewis M. Greenberg, and Shane Mage. Letter, Biblical Archaeology Review, 6 (no. 3) (May/June l98o):1o- 12. [101] Ellis, Albert. Humanistic Psychotherapy. New York: ... Higher Education (4 Mar. 1974), pp. 1, 7. [32] Bok, Bart J., and Lawrence E. Jerome. Objections to Astrology. Buffalo, N.Y : Prometheus, 1975. [33] Boring, Edwin G. "Psychological Factors in the Scientific Process." American Scientist, ...
298. Velikovsky's Sources Volume Five [Books]
... signs of the zodiac the seasons come anJ go to define the year. The motions of the planets in the vicinity of the ecliptic define further cycles of time. And astrologically these notions were believed to govern the affairs of the world. The Great Year was the ultimate in astronomical cycles. It was the cycle of time at the end ... times in WIC. Lewis Spence, in his little book "The Popol Vuh" (1908), wrote of Brasseur that he was "a profound student of American archeology and languages" but that his "euhemeristic interpretations of the Mexican myths are as worthless as the priceless materials he unearthed are valuable." His attempt to translate a ...
299. Discussion [Journals] [Aeon]
... Gunnar Heinsohn argues that his "Assyrian-Hyksos" introduced both the great raised earthwork fortresses with their glacis walls and the light siege engines that rendered these fortresses obsolete. The clear archaeological record belies this claim. The glacis-wall fortresses stem from the Middle Bronze II B-C period. At the beginning the Iron Age, casement wall fortresses, with double walls ... to all thinking people because it applies universal tools of intellect to its distinct material." (6 ) As the proponent of a new revolutionary theory I therefore make no apologies respecting my background or qualifications. Ultimately the way each of us looks at and into things from our unique perspectives, becomes the subjective basis of our reasoning processes. ...
300. The Contributors [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... his B.A . from the University of Southern California and his M.A . from the University of California at Los Angeles. He has been published in Biblical Archaeology, The Griffith Observer, and Biblical Archaeology Review. LESTER J. MITCHAM is a bank officer in New Zealand. He became interested in the theories of Velikovsky through ... California he has written popular and scholarly articles in these areas and is also an active member of several professional societies in related interdisciplinary concerns. At present he is specializing in Assyriology. ...
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