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89 pages of results. 331. The Archaic Trauma. Ch.1 Of Racial Memory (Mankind in Amnesia) [Velikovsky]
... views from heights, or flight in planes, may perchance be exhibiting atavistic fears engendered in the catastrophic experiences of ancestors. And as in structural biology in which a derivation of six fingers may often be traced to the same deformity in a quite removed ancestor, and again to an earlier occurrence in farther removed progenitors, so also a psychic anomaly may possibly skip several generations, only to reappear as if in random cases. One of the most traumatic collective experiences of mankind took place when the closely approaching foreign body caused the displacement of Earth's strata, producing agonizing shrieks. The early Greek poet and cosmologist Hesiod wrote of the inscrutable noise: "The huge earth groaned; the ...
332. The Hyksos Pyramid Builders [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... Heinsohn has supported these conclusions not only with a wealth of textual and historiographic evidence, but with the much more powerful testimony of stratigraphy. When for example we compare a complete stratigraphy of Syria/Palestine (dated according to Egyptian chronology) with a complete stratigraphy from Mesopotamia (dated according to the Mesopotamian/biblical chronology) a very strange anomaly is observed. As an example, let us compare two of the best-known stratigraphies of these areas; that of Ugarit (after Schaeffer) and that of Ur (after Woolley): UGARIT UR M.B . 2 (Hyksos) E.B . 3 (Akkadian) M. B. 1 E.B . 2 ...
333. S.I.S. Workshop Vol. 3 No. 4 APRIL 1981: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... "Apparent thickness of Saturn's rings"* Chance in evolution * "Geomagnetism and climate" * "Lamarck lives - in the immune systems" * The pot calls the kettle black...* Died with a full stomach? * "Stones, pits and Stonehenge" * Evolution in Jumps * Hoax carvings? * Another radiocarbon dating anomaly * Iceland marks the spot! * "Sheba loses her title" * Sagan's radio revelation 15 CONTACT 23 SOCIETY NEWS 24 LETTERS : Slipping shell - an adjustment C "The steeds of Mars" * Informed speculation: a reply to Dr Danelius * Strained relationship * The Oera Linda Book - some help from the Netherlands * Noah and ...
334. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... even in such freezing conditions, to cause putrefaction rather than the kind of instant refrigeration evidenced by the Siberian mammoths. He ascribed this instant freezing, however, to the action of "frozen rain". Peter Warlow went on to mention that changes in sea level were ascribed to the action of the Ice Ages, and that a further anomaly was involved insofar as early work on the traditional theory which sought to explain the Ice Ages demonstrated that each Ice Age alternated between the two Poles. The contradiction involved here stems from the fact that such an alternation should mean that the amount of water available should equal out since only one Pole would be in the grip of an Ice ...
335. S.I.S. Workshop Vol. 4 No. 4 March 1982: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... The Hittites in Israel * Yet Another Catastrophe Theory * Great American Interchange * Volcanic Origin of Maize? * "Super Lightning on Saturn" * "This Wayward Genius" * Variations in G * Phoebe - Another Odd Satellite * A Book for Burning? * Variable Sunshine? * Venus Ruled Lives of Maya * Birth of Planets * Radiocarbon Anomalies * Dante's Inferno? * Meteorites from Mars? * Almost a Catastrophist * Astronomy's Follies * The Origins of Pluto and Charon * Cretaceous Catastrophe * No Plate Tectonics on Venus * Saturn's Dynamic Rings * Bombarded Earth * Biology Goes Electromagnetic 8 SOCIETY NEWS 24 REVIEWS 26 BOOKSHELF 30 LETTERS 31 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 40 Copyright (C ) 1982 Society for ...
336. Probable Visibilities of Venus at the Time of the Supposed Spin Rate Acceleration of the Earth [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... observations (as reconstructed by Rose & Vaughan, Kronos II:2 ; also Pensée III; Kronos V:3 , V:4 and VIII:l ) include a morning-star visibility of 235 days followed by an evening-star visibility of 250 days (compare with (1 ), above). It occurred immediately after event 9 (the anomalously long invisibility at inferior conjunction). The duration of the invisibility between these two was only 66 days, however (event 10, superior conjunction). There was no actual disappearance of 90 days recorded in the Ninsianna observations (except as quoted in (3 ), above), the only ones at all close to this figure ...
337. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... departure date. A full account of the meeting will be appearing in the SIS REVIEW. The formal proceedings were followed by a Wine and Cheese Party, which was also well supported and most enjoyable. ASSAP Garden Party The Society was again invited to set up a stall at the Annual Garden Party of the Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena (ASSAD). This year it was held on the 24th June 1984 in Esher, Surrey. Thanks are due to those members who helped to make this event a success, especially to Val Pearce for running the book stall and to Peter Warlow for giving a talk, which was well received. Ancient History Study Group The ...
338. I Samuel and the Habiru Problem [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... supporter of the New Chronology, and has provided much evidence in its support. It is therefore no surprise to find his Introduction questioning the conventional chronology, for he expects to find that there is similarity between the Habiru of the Amarna Letters and the Ibrim ( 'Hebrews') of I Samuel, and that what would otherwise be an anomaly is no problem at all. Whilst accepting the Amarna/Early Monarchy synchronisms of Rohl & Newgrosh (C & C Review X [1988], pp. 23-42, 65), van der Veen notes that although these authors have identified the Habiru in Canaan with the biblical Hebrews of I Samuel, their definition of this group is ...
339. Radiocarbon Dating: An Archaeological Perspective [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... radiocarbon dating in a clear manner and with footnotes and references to important articles on each of the topics covered. Persons with an interest in ancient chronologies should find it a valuable reference book on radiocarbon dating. The book is divided into six chapters with numbered subsections. The chapter titles are Elements of the Radiocarbon Method', Definition of Major Anomalies', Samples and Sample Pretreatment', Measurement Techniques', Evaluation of Radiocarbon Data', and Radiocarbon Dating in Historical Perspective'. Most helpfully, Taylor cross-references the main section dealing with a topic - say fractionization at 2.4 - when he discusses that topic in connection with another topic. The chapter dealing with evaluation of ...
340. C&C Workshop 1994, Number 2: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... From: C&C Workshop 1994, Number 2 Texts Home | SIS Workshop Home Society for Interdisciplinary Studies CHRONOLOGY & CATASTROPHISM WORKSHOP 1994, Number 2 Society News 1 Articles The Dust-up Over Ice Cores by David A. Slade 6 Ice Cores and Cosmically Induced Volcanic Eruptions by David Salkeld 10 Egyptian Language Anomalies by Jesse E. Lasken 13 Monitor Special Death of a Comet: Shoemaker-Levy 9 Hits Jupiter 19 Forum Still Looking for David / Farewell Abi-melech by Jeremy Goldberg / Bernard Newgrosh 20 Monitor 27 Reviews Forbidden Science (Milton) reviewed by Alasdair Beal 32 Early History of the Israelite People (Thompson) - reviewed by Phillip Clapham 34 The Sons of Re: Cartouches of the Egyptian ...
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