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70 pages of results. 331. Possible repercussions of 'The Bible Unearthed' [Journals] [SIS Review]
... on Judah. All in all, this is a thought-provoking book. Tomb sheds light on Egyptians' sun worship A tomb dating back to the mid-14th century BC could shed light on the early years of ancient Egyptians' veneration of the sun god Aten, Dutch archaeologists said in describing their discovery of a priest's burial site. Inscriptions on a column found at the 20m by 10m tomb unearthed at Sakkara, 25km south of Cairo, belonged to the priest Meryneith in the time of King Akhenaten's rule (1379-62BC). Rene van Walsem, an Egyptologist with Leiden University in the Netherlands, said the tomb dated 20 years earlier than previous New Kingdom tombs found in the area and expanded ...
332. A Testing Time [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Velikovsky's pharaoh of the Exodus. With this arrangement, the placement of the Exodus and the interval of time after it are set by the Ammizaduga data. Wayne Mitchell, an astronomer from California, has produced Ammizaduga Venus Solutions using computer programs to retrocalculate the associated lunar month lengths recorded in Babylon I documents (see table). The three columns show the early Ammizaduga date for the Venus Solution which is accepted by most conventional historians (1702) and a new one in 1419 BC found by Mitchell. The grey boxes are the misses' where the month lengths should be 30 days but which do not correspond. There are five mismatches in 1702, seven in 1582, but ...
333. Aeon Volume IV, Number 5: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... and articles including the groundbreaking Die Sumerer gab es Nicht. Frederic Jueneman is a consulting industrial analytic chemist, who has served as an Associate Editor of KRONOS, and as a member of the R & D 100 panel for the adjudication of the annual top one hundred products developed by academia and industry, and continues as a contributing editor/columnist for Research and Development. He is also an ardent musician who has composed various classical pieces including September March, which was adopted this year as the official march of Newark, his home town, in California. Subscription: $80.00 U. S. per volume of 6 issues ($ 110.00 foreign air mail ...
334. Chapter II. The First Glimpses of Egyptian Astronomy [Books]
... the entrance, which are somewhat like the two towers that one sometimes sees on the west front of our English cathedrals. In Denderah we have an example of the second group, in which the massive pylon is omitted. In these the front is entirely changed; instead of the pylon we have now an open front to the temple with columns- the Greek form of temple is approached. Great Court of Heaven, at the Entrance to the Hathor Temple at Denderah Associated with many of the temples, frequently but not universally in close proximity to the propylon, were obelisks, often of gigantic proportions, exceeding one hundred feet in height and many hundreds of tons in weight, ...
335. The Celestial Ship of North Vol II [Books]
... elementary works on science. They were in existence long before the Books of Moses were known. Josephus writes of these as containing a strange wisdom concerning stars, and a message to the effect that the world was to be destroyed by fire and flood. The earliest of the books of Taht were undoubtedly antediluvian. Their hieroglyphics were found on columns or pillars, called Stelae, and were said to have been written by the "Sons of the Dragon," the Hierophants of Egypt and Babylonia. The title, "Sons of the Dragon," was known before the Great Deluge and was applied to the Atlantean Initiates. The Egyptians have been called the descendants of the Atlanteans ...
... an atmospheric effect related to the scar where Venus was ejected. Hide has suggested that the red spot could be the result of an anomaly in the structure of Jupiter, and that the disturbance this creates manifests itself in the heavy cloud layer at the top of the atmosphere 20 He has since expanded this explanation in terms of a "Taylor Column" and performed experiments which further support the ideas.21 Recent probe data, however, is interpreted in terms not requiring a surface anomaly. LIFE At a NASA news conference in 1973, Sagan spread a fabricated story to the effect that Velikovsky "explicitly" predicted that frogs would be found in the atmosphere of Jupiter. It is ...
337. German Conference: from Gunnar Heinsohn [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... such duty and scrutiny, Blöss and Niemitz (authors of C14-CRASH) work on tree ring, C14- and varve-dating was extended to the latter with the wonderful result that the Swedes have nowhere 13.000 varves but just 60-100 in each place which are, later, put on top of each other in the books though the individual varve columns- admittedly- do not match. Thus, debunked C14 or tree ring dates cannot be saved by resorting to varve dates. ...
338. Temples And Obelisks, Part 2 Mars Ch.7 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... to observe the solstices. . . . At the heads of the pillars there were discs for the sun's rays to enter. Marks were made on the ground, which had been levelled and paved. Lines were drawn to mark the movement of the sun. . . . "To ascertain the time of the equinoxes there was a stone column in the open space before the temple of the sun, in the centre of a large circle. . . . The instrument was called inti-huatana, which means the place where the sun is tied up or encircled. T here are inti-huatanas on the height of Ollantay-tampu, at Pissac, at Hatun-colla, and in other places." ...
339. The Place of Horemheb in Egyptian History [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . 5-9. 7. A. H. Gardiner: "The Memphite Tomb of the General Haremhab", JEA 39 (1953), pp. 3-12 8. Ibid., p. 4 9. Ibid., pp. 5-6. 10. Ibid., p. 3 and p. 7 (fig. 2, column 3). 11. Ibid, p. 4. 12. Erik Hornung: Das Grab des Haremhab im Tal der Könige (Bern, 1971), pp. 38-39. 13. Bertha Porter and Rosalind Moss: Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Reliefs, and Paintings, Vol. I, Theban Necropolis, Part ...
340. Horizons [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of reversal of the geomagnetic field" is particularly interesting in view of the proposals Velikovsky put forward in 1946.) Aspden makes a welcome reference to Velikovsky's comments on the "shifting of the heavenly bodies" in an Atlantis context - though he overlooks Velikovsky's emendation of Plato's dating - and the Editor, too, credits Velikovsky in his Apophoreta column, returning to the issue's main theme and proposing studies for abnormally high radioactivity in fossil bones from extinction horizons. Also on a linked topic, a book extract considers "fossil cemeteries", and other short pieces deal with the quasi-respectability of "earthquake lights" and dowsing. Altogether a fascinating and authoritative issue of both general and specialist ...
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