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220 pages of results. 361. The Pleiades in Aboriginal Mythology [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the Library of the Aboriginal Institute in Canberra. 14. Robert Brothers, "Myth of Australia - Thowra and the Seven Myells, South Coast Legend", The Australian Anthropological Journal vol. I, no. 3, (27 Feb. 1897), p. 10. 15. ibid., loc. cit. 16. ... was to draw on Aboriginal myths related to the planets and major constellations and try to find parallels. For my primary source of data I have been using an exceptionally well-presented anthology of Aboriginal stories called Australian Dreaming.(1 ) The path of my research led me into the realm of catastrophism because much of the content of Aboriginal myth has ...
362. Assyria and the End of the Late Bronze Age [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the same time. The Hittite archives from Boghazköi appear to describe defence preparations, as if an invasion was imminent, and then are silent. In Greece, too, archaeology has revealed widespread siege preparations at this time. What was happening? Dated at 1200 BC on the conventional chronology, this period comes down to the eighth century in ... : Nergal, the most violent among the gods. '" (9 ) And .. . "Before Sennacherib set out on his last campaign to Palestine, his astrologers told him that he had to hurry if he would escape calamity; as we know, he did not escape it. At the same time Isaiah, who encouraged ...
363. Book Review [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . The Twelfth Planet represents some 30 years of mulling over the identity of the Nefilim, who captured Sitchin's imagination in childhood. Anyone prepared to work his way through the anthropological literature making a comparative study of concepts similar to the Biblical Nefilim would undoubtedly find the task rewarding. Sitchin, however, seeks a short-cut and simply assumes that the ... are established beyond a shadow of a doubt - Ishtar was the deity of Venus, Nergal of Mars, and Marduk of Jupiter - and confirmed by hundreds of astronomical/astrological tables and treatises on clay tablets and papyri from the Hellenistic period. Sitchin merrily ignores all this and assigns unwarranted planetary identities to the gods mentioned in the theogony. ...
364. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... who had read Velikovsky and tried to set his tale in these ancient periods. Unless, or until, some more positive confirmation of these legends becomes available, either from archaeological research or ancient written records, I shall not feel able to treat them with other than great reserve. I would have been happier with these tales if they had ... . (SHEILA M. KORN) M.A .. Hons. (Glasgow), Art, History & French M.Ph.I .( London) Anthropology Sir, Reference Mrs. Kluitman's article. Your readers may like to know that Indaba my Children' Vuzamazulu Credo Mutwa can still be obtained from: Messrs. Khan ...
365. "There's No Hiding Place Down There". Ch.3 In Fear And Trembling (Mankind in Amnesia) [Velikovsky]
... U.S .A ., etc. for refusing military service. "Their publications indicate constant research in the fields of biology, geology, astronomy, physics, archaeology, etc. in a search for data on catastrophes, past and present, that indicate the end of one age and the beginning of another and that indicate we ... No Hiding Place Down There"In the summer of 1971 I spent some time in the Swiss Alps and made the acquaintance of St. Clair Drake, a professor of anthropology and sociology at Stanford University. He heard me lecturing and came to share with me what he, himself a West Indies black, had learned of eschatological beliefs among ...
366. Introduction (Peoples of the Sea) [Velikovsky]
... method-I feel it is strong enough to serve as a control of the efficiency of the method and not vice versa; but for many occupied in the domains of history and archaeology such corroboration, repeated a number of times, may arouse the desire to investigate my reconstruction, first of all, by reading Ages in Chaos; and possibly this ... Greece, The Assyrian Conquest, Ramses II and His Time, and Peoples of the Sea, could explain why no book by me appeared between 1961 and 1977. In apology I could draw attention to the new version of the Cambridge Ancient History, which took many years to produce, occupied a great number of scholars, each writing a ...
367. Venus Moves Irregularly, Part 1 Venus Ch.10 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... C. Rawlinson and G. Smith, Table of the Movements of the Planes Venus and Their Influences. Sayce's translation was printed in the Transactions of the Society of Biblical Archaeology, 1874; a more recent translation by S. Langdon and J. K. Fotheringham was published as The Venus Tablets of Ammizaduga (1928). 15. ... noted the translators of the text, wonderingly.(17) "The period between the heliacal setting of Venus and its rise is 72 days. But in the Babylonian-Assyrian astrological texts, the period varies from one month to five months- too long and too short: the observations were defective," wrote another scholar.(18) ...
368. Disarranged Months, Part 2 Mars Ch.8 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... ). 3 Kugler, "Die Symbolik der Neunzahl," Babylonische Zeitordnung, p. 192. 4 E. Naville, Transactions of the Socie!y of Biblical Archaeology, IV (1875), 1-18. 5 Roscher, Die enneadischen und hebdomadischen Fristen und Wochen, Vol. XXI, No. 4, of Abhandlungen der philol ... of many ancient peoples: the Hindus, the Persians,2 the Babylonians,3 the Egyptians,4 and the Chinese.5 In religious traditions, literature, and astrological works, seven days and ni ne days compete as the measure of the month's quarter. In the time of the Homeric epics, the nine-day week became prevalent in ...
369. The Dragon in China and Japan by M. W. VISSER [Books]
... Queen Chen and at the same time send away the Crown prince I Kiu, (in order to) make Pao Sze queen and Poh Fuh Crown prince. The great astrologer of Chen, Poh Yang,35 after having read the historical records, said: "( The House of) Chen is lost". Now follows the explanation ... , was required to drain the rice-fields; in one day and one night the pond was quite dry. Then the Emperor sent messengers to Jingo's mausoleum, in order to apologize for the cutting of the trees and the killing of the stag. Sutras were read there for five days without any result whatever, and some of the bonzes were ...
370. Appendix I: About the Authors [Books]
... of Expression. His teaching activities give us some indication of his interests and of his competencies. He has lectured on the history of Chinese Landscape Painting, Chinese Art and Archaeology, Theoretical Investigations into the Art of Children, and Introduction to the Study of Art and Psychiatry. Without further introduction, I present you John MacGregor. - George ... of the comet Kohoutek, which he subsequently followed to Hamburg, Germany. Presently Mr. Doran is, in his own words, "keeping bees and following the new anthropology". it is the latter subject on which he will speak today. Mr. Doran .. . - Don Thompson (The University of Lethbridge) ...
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