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201. Assyria and Hanigalbat: Texte und Studien zur Orientalistik</i> (Review) [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Assuruballit, Adadnirari, Shalmaneser, and Tukulti Ninurta- all the first of these names. The written and archaeological sources for each Assyrian monarch's reign are presented first. Then an attempt to integrate all the data is made. These are largely successful. Harrak's first chapter on Assuruballit deals with the emergence of Assyria as a great power during the Amarna period. His is an ambitious and largely successful attempt to integrate the various pieces of the political jigsaw puzzle of the period. Harrak moreover introduces the reader straightaway to many of the problems that will recur throughout the remainder of the study. These include matters of chronology and the identity of individuals on the world scene. As a background ...
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202. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . Since Khayan is closely associated with Awoserre Apophis (J . van Seters, THE HYKSOS (Yale 1966)) who was a contemporary of Kamose, the brother of Ahmose, the first king of the eighteenth dynasty, this would place Ahmose much earlier than King Saul whom Dr Velikovsky makes his contemporary. This would also mean that the Amarna tablets refer to the era of Saul and David, and that Shishak lived at the time of Ramesses II. (Shishak could be Shikshak' - conqueror of Syria' rather than a name). And Merenptah's sack of Gezer would have been in Solomon's time. He or Ramesses II would have been Shishak, since they conquered Syria ...
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203. Sardanapallus and Arbaces [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... 7 It can not, of course, be established for the moment how long the Medes reigned in Assyria, nor whether there were more omissions in the historical record of the Assyrians. Consider the conversion of the Assyrian king we read about in the book of the prophet Jonah, and think of the Assuruballit we read about in the El Amarna letters. At any rate, it must be noted that the eponym lists cannot be regarded any longer as a continuous record of Assyrian history. Arbaces in the Old Testament In the prophecies of Hoshea there appears an enigmatic king of Assyria named Yareb.8 In the limited number of Bible translations I possess, that name is rendered as ...
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204. The Excavation Of Ebla [Journals] [Kronos]
... civilization as the background for that which produced the Old Testament, i.e ., that it reflects the conditions which existed in Syria and Palestine when the Hebrews first arrived upon the scene. 10) The implications of the Ebla find for Velikovskian studies are less obvious at present but if it is possible to use them, like the Amarna correspondence, as a means of synchronizing the rulers and states of the period, then the discovery of chronological discrepancies and other anachronisms between the data on the tablets and the known "facts" of the history of the period may well shake further the already fragile structure of the traditional chronology. Prof. Matthiae and Prof. Pettinato visited ...
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205. Gezer and the Mysterious Gates of Solomon [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... during the time of Saul and David, and the later destruction was the result of the Egyptian king, whom we have conclusively identified with Merneptah- and not Siamun as conventionally accepted. We would then expect to find strong Egyptian influence prior to this time, reflecting intermittent Egyptian hegemony over the area from the time of Thutmose III through the Amarna period and Seti I and Ramesses II. And so it was. Stratum VI and VII in Field VI "produced good quantities of Egyptian material." We have noted that Dever returned to Gezer in 1984 to further investigate the area associated with the "Solomonic Gateway." The reason involved the controversy over the relationship between the " ...
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206. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... (late 4th millenium BC), end of EB II, EB III, and EBIV-MBI (in the 3rd millenium BC) in the Near East, are part of a cycle that persisted. The end of MBIIA corresponds with the collapse of the Middle Kingdom in Egypt and lesser events could account for MBIIB-C anomalies, LBI, LBIIA (Amarna) and at least two very marked incidents at the end of LBIIB, separated in Greece, Cyprus and at Troy by about a single generation [15]. In Egyptian terms this would roughly date from the late reign of Ramesses II through to the end of dynasty XIX shortly before the reign of Ramesses III. Baillie (op ...
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207. Biblical Archaeologist [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Tenth Century 132 Iron IIB Ninth to Late Eighth Centuries 151 Iron IIC Late Eighth to Mid-Sixth Centuries 176 Conclusions and Generalizations In Volume 60 Number 2 June 1997: 62 Four Thousand Years of History at Tel Beth-Shean: An Account of the Renewed Excavations by Amihai Mazar 77 Urkesh: The First Hurrian Capital by Giorgio Buccellati and Marilyn Kelly-Buccellati 97 The Amarna Age Inscribed Clay Cylinder from Beth-Shean by Wayne Horowitz 101 Isotopes from Wood Buried in the Roman Siege Ramp of Masada: The Roman Period's Colder Climate by Arie S. Issar and Dan Yakir 107 Arti-Facts ...
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208. Editorial [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ): Chronologies in Old World Archaeology (Chicago, 1965). EA J.A . Knudtzon: Die El-Amarna Tafeln (Leipzig, 1915): S.A .B . Mercer: The El-Amarna Tablets, 2 vols. (Toronto, 1939); W.F . Albright and G.E . Mendenhall: "The Amarna Letters" in ANET pp.483-490 (1950, corrected by W.L . Moran S.J . 1969). NEB The New English Bible (Oxford/Cambridge, 1970) Journals: AASOR Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research. AJBA American Journal of Biblical Archaeology. AJSL American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literature ...
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209. The Might that was Assyria (Review) [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... the reader of too much data are adequate justifications. (I have been informed this was a publisher's decision.) Because of this, one is not able to verify the statement "Assuruballit speaks of the King of Hanigalbat as though a direct predecessor of his of several generations before" (page 40). Does this refer to the Amarna correspondence of Assuruballit or something else? Why can't one simply state where this important fact comes from? More seriously, one is not able to confirm or deny the statement on page 50 that the "Hittite king no longer snubs his Assyrian counterpart as at the time of Assuruballit but addresses him as an equal." Where is this ...
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210. The Synchronistic Chronical: A Critique [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... for early Assyria he now (IBS, Vol. 2) aligns Mursilis with Enlil-Nirari, c. 1320 B.C . In both cases an unwarranted lacuna occurs between the Old and Imperial Hittite periods. Seven generations (c . 175 years) separate Mursili~ I from the Imperial Suppiluliumas I,[20] a contemporary of the Amarna pharaoh Akhnaton, c. 840 B.C ., indicating that Mursilis belongs late in the twelfth century B.C .- a date clearly incompatible with the demise of the Amorite Dynasty. When the relationship between the time of the Hittite, Mursilis I, and the demise of the Amorite Dynasty is examined,[21] ...
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