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191. Problems for Rohl's New Chronology [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... that Palamedes, who fought at Troy, added the letters x', ph' and ch' to the Cadmean alphabet. Yet these new letters cannot, according to archaeology, have been introduced before the latter 8th century BC. Bronze and Iron Ages: 1. If the Iron Age begins in the 10th century, as David Rohl ... cities in southern Mesopotamia; yet of all these not a single stone or inscription has been found. However, in the area designated as the land of the Chaldaeans, archaeologists have discovered a great civilisation, hitherto unknown, which they have named Sumerian. How is this to be explained? 2. In the cities of Lower Mesopotamia, ...
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192. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... from ideals of truth and honesty is most research. Moran includes a number of well-researched case studies, including the Velikovsky affair'. Minotaur: Sir Arthur Evans and the Archaeology of the Minoan Myth by Sandy MacGillivray (2000) An established Canadian archaeologist argues that Evans invented the currently accepted view of the Minoan civilisation according to his own Victorian ... . Evans' reconstructions at Knossos are simply fanciful reconstructions and he doctored evidence to fit his theories. The Riddled Chain by Jeffrey McKee (Rutgers University Press, $27) Human evolution is currently believed to have been channelled by climate changes. McKee thinks it has been independent of climate and the prime agent of change is some intrinsic internal ...
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193. Flawed Search [Journals] [Kronos]
... No. 2 (Winter 1981) Home | Issue Contents Flawed Search Sara Champion Sara Champion is Hartley Fellow of the University of Southampton, UK, in the Department of Archaeology. Reprinted from Nature 284 (24 April 1980) with the permission of both the publisher and author. In Search of Ancient Astronomies arose from a series of lectures ... described by Thom as "lunar standstill alignments", is claimed by Daniel in Antiquity XLIX, 81, 1975, to be an AD eighteenth century folly. For the archaeologist prepared to be convinced, some of Thom's claims appear thin and several statements contentious. To be told that, at Rough Tor in Cornwall, many of the upright ...
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194. Ash [Journals] [Pensee]
... tests of New Kingdom and related objects had been or might be made. The exchanges below are with curators and officials at the Harvard Semitic Museum, the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and the British Museum, as well as several. faculty members at the University ... second volume of Ages (spring 1956) I will explain the delay of the book as the result of my wish to see the test performed, and will challenge the archaeologists to provide the material for the analysis. Actually I will do it already earlier: in my forthcoming (November, by Doubleday), "Earth in Upheaval. ...
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... From: SIS Chronology & Catastrophism Review 1991 (Vol XIII) Home | Issue Contents The Archaeology of Shiloh and Pottery Chronology by Bob Porter Bob Porter has a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in engineering from Imperial College, London. Three years ago he left his job, as a design engineer at Airship Industries, ... several other sacred Israelite [i .e . Iron I] places where a cultic tradition had existed continuously ever since the Middle Bronze Age." The solution is staring archaeologists in the face - the MB cultic places were the Israelite ones. At Shiloh the archaeology of Eli and Samuel is the enormous MB town wall and over 100 metres ...
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196. The Saturn Problem [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Issue Contents The Saturn Problem by Peter J. James Peter James describes himself as a generalist' in the ancient Near East and Mediterranean. He graduated in Ancient History and Archaeology at Birmingham University and pursued postgraduate research in Ancient History at London University. Peter has published numerous articles on ancient chronology, technology and the history of science, in ... [29]. The massive upheavals and climate change which destroyed the Early Bronze Age civilisations of the Near East (c . 2300BC conventional dating). Initially explored by archaeologist Euan MacKie on the basis of radiocarbon evidence [30], the case for a global event at this date was developed in a series of pioneering articles by engineer ...
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197. Olympia [Journals] [Kronos]
... in due course "archaic" art developed into "classical" art. This scheme was accepted, and today, with only slight variations, it is the credo of archaeological art. Dörpfeld insisted that the geometric ware ascribed to the first millennium was actually contemporaneous with, and even antecedent to, the Mycenaean art of the second millennium, ... scholar, and was he wrong? Wrong was their common borrowing of dates for the Mycenaean Age from the Egyptologists. In view of the fact that the later generations of archaeologists followed Furtwangler and not Dorpfeld, it is worthwhile to reproduce the assessment of the latter by one who knew him and his work, herself a great figure in classical ...
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... chapter by the two Thoms, "Rings and Menhirs: Geometry and Astronomy in the Neolithic Age," can be dismissed for an entirely different reason. The most recent archaeological and scientific research has demonstrated that the Thomist hypotheses comprising the megalithic yard, the convoluted geometries of the stone rings, and the various astronomical alignments, are nothing more ... all later structures on the Mexican plateau, having a similar orientation to the Pyramid of the Sun, were simply "non-functional imitations". This, despite consistent refutals by archaeologists that such sites are diverse in both location and time, and cannot be grouped together in order to accommodate the deluded fantasies of such as Aveni. No wonder archaeologists ...
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199. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... must be tackled before we will really know how well Velikovsky's scheme compares to that generally accepted. Three areas of difficulty figure prominently: (A ) A satisfactory scheme of archaeological synchronisms must be developed for all the Near East and Eastern Mediterranean, resolving the chronological anomalies pointed to by Velikovsky, yet having its own internal consistency and harmony with ... ", to shy away from the facts and refuse to modify Velikovsky's work when necessary, would certainly mean that Ages in Chaos is never seriously considered by the majority of archaeologists, since the major objections they raise in (A ), (B ) and (C ) could, in our opinion, never be answered. Thus the ...
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... concentrating on Syria (which was Schaeffer's home ground), for it provides the link between Mesopotamia and Egypt. To establish the historical relationships between destructions, Schaeffer considered the archaeological finds and stratigraphy at numerous sites. He amassed an enormous amount of such data which is why his book continues to be quoted although getting on for 50 years old ... chronology and it fouls up everywhere else as well. I have argued elsewhere that the Second Intermediate is largely illusory [21], the result of Sothic Dating. Other archaeologists, recognising the artificial nature of Schaeffer's hiatuses, have sought to close the gap by lowering the dates of the Middle Bronze strata, claiming that the Egyptian Middle Kingdom ...
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