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70 pages of results. 201. The Ninsianna tablets, a preliminary reconstruction [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 16B XII,25-III,2 5485-5552 67 5537.5 17 XII,11-XII,15 5831-5835 4 5836.2 18 data missing data missing 19 VI*,2-VI*,17 6392-6407 15 20 III,25-VI,24 6685-6774 89 21A I,27-II,3 6987-6993 6 21B X,28-XII,28 7258-7318 60 22 data incomplete Columns 2 and 4 of this Table show the data recorded on the Ninsianna tablets, as interpreted by Lynn E. Rose and Raymond C. Vaughan (corrected up to and including their Kronos 1985 publication, X:2 , pp. 1-11). The count of day numbers starts from 1 Sabat (= XI,1 ) in ...
202. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... a period of climatic change". Readers may recognise the name, Stiebing, as the correspondent to PENSEE who argued against Velikovsky's revised chronology: this from him is a fascinatingly pallid offering. N. Yalouris, "Astral Representations", AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, July 1980, 84, p.313. This article apparently discusses the column as an early astral symbol, common to the Minoan, Mycenean, & Oriental cultures, representing the joining of earth and sky. In the 6th century BC, the column was a representation of a cylindrical earth, and later still, it meant the axis of the world. Awareness of the universe is also important in the 5th ...
203. Hereditary Monarchy in Assyria and the Assyrian Kinglist [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... , who perceived so many relationships between physical and divine- some completely unimaginable to our western sensibilities. We can be even more specific.16 Three words in the English language have come to mean a physical or spiritual progenitor of any sort; they are "father" and the more colloquial "pa" and "dad."17 Column 1 Column 2 father dad French perč Rumanian tata Norwegian far Hungarian atya Dutch/German vater Old Slavic otici Italian/Spanish padre Greek atta Swedish/Danish fader Latin atta Latin pater Hittite atta18 Greek pater Egyptian it(í )19 Sumerian AD(AD)20 The variations in Column 1 ultimately derive from Sanskrit pita (p1. ...
204. Physics, Astronomy and Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... planet with internal currents moving surface plates around. In some places these plates collide and in others move apart to form ridges. Having some rocks at a great height and others at great depth allows erosion by wind and water to perform a levelling process. If this has been occurring for most of the history of the planet we should-find a column of sediments averaging 150 km in height; however the sedimentary column is usually less than 1 km. In this column we find fossils and we are told that the simplest specimens belong to the earliest epochs and the more complex to more recent times. Yet such perfect columns do not really exist anywhere. In fact we occasionally find the ...
205. The Scenario of Exodus [Books] [de Grazia books]
... desert had been wrought. Two sparks issued from the Cherubim that shaded the Ark, and these killed all the serpents and scorpions that crossed the path of the Israelites, and furthermore burned all thorns that threatened to injure the wanderers on their march through the desert. The smoke rising from these scorched thorns, moreover, rose straight as a column, and shed a fragrance that perfumed all the world, so that nations exclaimed: Who is it that cometh out of the wilderness like pillars of smoke, perfumed with myrrh and frankincense, with all powders of the merchant [23] ? It may be useful to continue in this fanciful vein. Probably the Egyptian leaders knew about ...
206. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... merits, including that of Velikovsky, with no constraints on him to publish comprehensive rebuttals elsewhere, later. And, if in the unlikely event he is exorcised out of the book altogether, it all seems to add up to an irretrievably lost opportunity for editor-historian Goldsmith. (Reprinted by permission from Frederic B. Jueneman's "Innovative Notebook" column In Industrial Research. Original title: "A Kick in the AAAS".) Copyright (c ) 1976 Industrial Research. Made in Germany The long-awaited German re-issue of Worlds in Collision (unavailable since the early fifties) appeared in bookshops in West Germany at the beginning of March. Published under the name Welten im Zusammenstoss, this ...
207. The Stratigraphy of Bahrein: An Answer to Critics [Journals] [Aeon]
... along which the uncovered strata are stretched: Since it is not uncommon to start reading a book by going over the summary, I consider the chart partially reproduced above to be a likely source of my critics' belief that Bahrein gives them the stratigraphic sequence I ask for. In actual fact, they find the textbook chronology in the left column. This column, then, can hardly be used to refute my shortening of this very chronology, for that would amount to saying that the textbook chronology has to be correct because we also find it in Bibby's book. Apart from the left column, they find in column 3 (Bahrein) thick black lines which seem lo indicate ...
208. Solar System Studies (Part 2) [Journals] [Aeon]
... along the shared axis, so as to create the appearance of revolving around Saturn) and second, stretching between the planets on the shared axis itself. When this process is complete, the observer on Earth sees Saturn in the center of the band, while the stream of material along the shared planetary axis creates the appearance of a celestial column rising from the northern horizon to terminate visually at the next orb up the axis, which is Mars- the entire column appearing as a stationary pillar beneath the now-polar Saturn and circumpolar band. Finally (as a horrendous understatement), I will simply note that, if events of this magnitude actually occurred and the resulting cosmic apparition was ...
209. The Restoration of Ancient History [Articles]
... Empire (Chaldaeans in South Mesopotamia) -620 gap of ca. 1500 years to be filled -750 (3 ) Ninos-Asstruabs -3rd mill.] -1150 (4 ) Early Assyrians (Chaldaeans in south Mesopotamia) -3200 Chalcolithicum de-insert A typical early comparative world history now even provided the Greek tradition with biblical dates, as can be seen in the third column from the left of the most famous of all Christian-period history books: First page of Eusebius' 5th century Chronicle, in Hieronymus' 5th century Latin translation, with Abraham's Bible Fundamentalist date as anchor point for comparative world history, with Egypt still waiting for the patriarch's arrival (R . Helm ed. (l956), Eusebius Werke ...
210. Hereditary Monarchy in Assyria and the Assyrian Kinglist [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... many relationships between physical and divine- some completely unimaginable to our western sensibilities. We can be even more specific.(16) Three words in the English language have come to mean a physical or spiritual progenitor of any sort: they are "father" and the more colloquial "pa" and "dad."(17) Column 1-father Column 2-dad French perč Rumanian tata Norwegian far Hungarian atya Dutch/German vater Old Slavic otici Italian/Spanish padre Greek atta Swedish/Danish fader Latin atta Latin pater Hittite atta(18) Greek pater Egyptian it(í )( 19) Sumerian AD (AD)(20) The variations in Column I ultimately derive from ...
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