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... the day have not remained unchanged since the beginning: they changed repeatedly in historical times when man was already perfectly literate and could leave records of the changes in writing. They are in various scripts, notably in the cuneiform. The data in cuneiform can be compared with the data in hieroglyphics, and both together can be compared with ancient calendars around the world, and with the sundials and water clocks of bygone days, now defunct not because of faulty construction, but because of changes in what they were designed to measure. These data can and should be examined in the light of historical records, and then should be investigated with respect to the meaning of sacred texts of ...
482. Times And Dates. Ch.12 The Ruins Of The East (Earth In Upheaval) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Earth in Upheaval]
... Rockies, and the Caucasus rose to their present heights in the Late Stone and even in the Bronze Age, and at those times (post-glacial) Africa was torn by the Great Rift, as previously stated. We have the same late dating from all parts of the world, and what is even more important, by all kinds of calendars, calculations, and approaches. And actually the figures brought together on these pages are from the fields of archaeology and climatology, and from fossil beds and waterfalls and deltas and fens (pollen analysis), from lake dwellings and glaciers and ocean levels and the magnetic polarity of the earth, disclosing the same events and the same dates ...
483. Pharaoh So and the Libyan Dynasty [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... of Ramses II." Kronos III, 3 (1978), p. 7ff. 3. Velikovsky, p. 8. 4. Number 163. 5. Immanuel Velikovsky, Worlds in Collision. II, i, "Amos." 6. Velikovsky, Worlds in Collision, II, viii, "The Reforming of the Calendar." 7. Isaiah 30:7 . 8. Col. 1, 90-113. 9. G.J . Gammon, "The Place of Horemheb in Egyptian History." SIS Review, III, 2 (1978), p. 56. 10. D. A. Courville, The Exodus Problem and its Ramifications ...
484. Tyre: "Joy, shipmate, joy" [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... these results. However, my opinion on the founding of Carthage in 825 (by Romanist reckoning) remains in conformity with Toffteen's. My difference from Mitcham's dating amounts to but one year. It arises because the Bible states that King Solomon started to build his temple in his fourth regnal year (Hiram's twelfth), -968 by the Romanist calendar- or 967? The discrepancy between Mitcham's years for Matan-Baal and mine is explained in a footnote of my essay about an error I made in the article "Pygmalion, Prince of Tyre," Kronos, August 1976. Bronson Feldman Elkins Park, Pennsylvania ...
485. Assyria, Karduniash, Babylon: A Rational chronology [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... by the introduction of the 18th dynasty-New Kingdom. Using the date of Shalmaneser Ill around 860 B.C . as our defining point for the Amarna period-Aknaton's rule-then the reign of Ahmose, who conquered the Hyksos, must be about 1050-1020 (i .e . 200 years prior to Aknaton, according to the New Kingdom internal(7 ) calendar). We thus arrive at the Hyksos period as being in existence around 420 years, using Babylonian/Assyrian and internal Egyptian dates. Concerning the time period between Neferhotep and the Hyksos invasion there is much debate within revised chronology circles, with Manetho's statements under some doubt.(8 ) Even taking such discussion into account, the ...
486. The Breaking Edge [Journals] [Pensee]
... , 1969), ed. Ingrid V. Olsson (Almquist and Wiksell, Stockholm, 1970), 602. According to Worlds in Collision (Part II, Chapter, "The Planet Mars"), the catastrophic events of the 8th century B. C. started with the upheavals of -776 (the beginning of the Greek Olympian calendar), followed by the upheaval of -747 (the beginning of the Era of Nabonassar) and by other upheavals at 15-year intervals, the last of which is dated by Velikovsky at -687., Also a sustained change took place also in the climate (Klimasturz). These disturbances caused a definite change in carbon 14 - carbon 12 ...
487. AD Ages in Chaos: A Russian Point of View [Journals] [SIS Review]
... come from Mars and was never in our schools or universities and does not know our model of the past, so every step must be logically presented. History Creation The next point is that history creation is continuing. Some years ago, Clark Whelton presented in an SIS meeting a very radical time-leap for the history creation process: the Gregorian Calendar Reform in 1582. His opinion was that after that term, the history is in some sense reliable. Today we can partly agree with this statement but in many cases the reliable history begins much later. Speaking about history, I would like to present a part of the Book of Civilisation. For each word connected with past the ...
488. Fingerprints of The Gods [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... work which provides the hard scientific evidence that: there was NO global flood around 12,000 years ago; the Sphinx could not possibly have been constructed around that time; the intriguing measurements and spatial alignments of some of the Pyramids in Egypt and Meso-America are the result of pure chance; debunks the accuracy and predictive aspects of the Mayan calendar; debunks the existence of pre-Columbian maps which give reasonably accurate plottings the currently submerged antarctica coastline ?? ?? ?I hope that this discussion will attract the comments of open minded scientists in the areas of science which interface with the "evidence" Graham Hancock brings to bear on the topic. It might well turn out to be ...
489. The Mixtec Tree of Origin [Journals] [Aeon]
... What and/or where is Apoala? And where is the naked Eve? The line illustration presented by von Hagen, as also the photograph reproduced by Eliot, only shows a man emerging from the split trunk of the Mixtec tree. The next piece of the puzzle comes from the Codex Borgia. which contains a depiction of the Mayan calendar. That old standby, the Larousse World Mythology, reproduces six panels of the calendar, the caption to which, in part, reads: "Venus here is Tlauixcalpantecuhtle the Great Lord of the House of the Dawn." [10] This Lord/Venus is shown spearing various figures, drawing blood to indicate that Venus is ...
490. Still Facing Unfair Criticism (Vox Populi) [Journals] [Kronos]
... ring for that year. . . However, locally absent rings do represent a potential source of error in tree ring dating because of the possibility that the ring for a particular year may not appear in any of the samples covering that time period . . . frequent occurrence of such unaccounted for annual rings could produce serious underestimation of the true calendar year. . ." (emphasis added). Missing rings due to the overcast Sun of the Exodus events would just not be found, because they would be absent in all the trees that survived - for they survived just because they were able to do so without producing any rings. ICE CORES The Dye-3 ice core, which ...
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