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70 pages of results. 411. News from the Internet [Journals] [SIS Review]
... a relatively long period, accreting matter at the center of each toroid. But eventually the formation reaches a threshold point and breaks apart. Given below is Peratt's identification of the respective components in a pictograph from Kayenta, Arizona, whose unique features make the plasma explanation definitive. The upper terminus shows the twin filaments of a tightly bound plasma column, these typically flaring out as the column evolves. Peratt writes- Six flattened tori are depicted .. . whose features can be shown to be exact in detail. The spacing and the shape of the bars' as well as the fine structure at the tips of the disks are precise. Slight curvature in the bars' indicates ...
412. Were the "Sumerians of the Third Millennium" in Reality the Chaldeans of the First Millennium? [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... " JCS 20 (1965), 95-118], and W. W. Halo [" Guti." RLA, 708-20]. Now let us begin a reassessment of the Heinsohn-Marx paper, point by point, page by page, as presented in the 1983 Seminar Proceedings. In the pages given below, "a " =left column, "b " = right column. Where citations are abbreviated refer to the original 1983 bibliography. Comments with asterisk (* ) apply to the earlier edition mentioned in the prefatory note to this article. Critique and Commentary * The quote from the Sumerian Problem is out of context; specifically with regard to the origin of the Sumerians ...
413. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . GOOD LISTENER The only other review of "Peoples of the Sea" to appear in Britain so far has been that by Hyam Maccoby in THE LISTENER for 24th February. Apart from the novelty of publishing the first wholly favourable review of a work by Velikovsky to appear in a serious British journal, THE LISTENER has also opened its correspondence columns to some discussion of Velikovsky's theories and letters have been included in the issues for 10th, 24th and 31st March. -J.B .M THE STUDENT'S VELIKOVSKY THE AGE OF VELIKOVSKY by Dr C. J. Ransom (Kronos Press/LAR, 1977, $9 .95) BRIAN MOORE Dr Ransom, as most members will ...
414. Exodus Or Exile. Ch. 7. (Ramses II and his Time) [Velikovsky]
... an open book. Libya was a thorn in Merneptah's side. He went with his army "to overthrow the land of Libya." "The Libyans plotted evil things, to do them in Egypt" (Karnak inscription). The chief of Libya came to invade the Walls-of-the-Sovereign-Memphis (Israel stele). The Karnak inscription, the Cairo column, the Athribis stele, the inscription from Heliopolis, and the Israel stele describe this war with the Libyans but apparently only its opening stage. Merneptah wrote: "The boasts which he [the chief of Libya] uttered, have come to naught," but the war was not over when these memoirs were cut in stone. ...
... ], his successful advance claims, the boycott of Macmillan, the firing of Atwater and Putnam; that ". . . Velikovsky still awaits a less-prejudiced and better-balanced assessment by individuals prepared to use an unprejudiced approach" [123]; that "for over 26 years Velikovsky has been ruthlessly ex 8i End of the Beginning cluded from the columns of reputable' journals, even to enter defence against gross libel" [~ 7 ~] . More to the middle, there were comments like: "While many of Velikovsky's astronomical predictions have apparently been verified . . . , his theories . . . have been mostly ignored or distorted by the scientific establishment . [327] ...
... , directed at an educated man of considerable accomplishment: "he has also published a historical novel.., and some professional papers on mental health and disease. In one of them (1930) he anticipated the electro-encephahic changes in epileptics. . . . In 1948, under the name Observer, ' he wrote a series of fifty columns on Middle Eastern politics for the New York Post" [142]. That the attacks on Velikovsky were made emotionally and in an "unscientific" manner constitutes a case against some of his critics, not a case for Velikovsky; it is not really relevant to the question of whether his views are plausible. Moreover, analogies with ...
417. The Garden of Venus [Journals] [Aeon]
... the Sumerian hero journeys to the sacred garden of Siduri in an attempt to find the plant of life conferring eternal youth or immortality. The key to understanding this universal theme, as we have elsewhere argued, is that the warrior-hero- as Mars- was thought to have been "rejuvenated" as a result of his ascent up the polar column and "reunion" with Venus. [55] Insofar as the latter planet was identified with the great mother goddess, the Martian hero was viewed as having returned to the celestial lap or "breast" as an infant. A complementary and equally widespread interpretation viewed the red planet as an embryo reinserted within the "womb" of ...
418. Thutmose III: A Different Perspective [Journals] [Aeon]
... not mention the reign of Hatshepsut and gives the reign of Thutmose as 54 years from 1504 to 1450, making his date for the battle of Megiddo as 1481. According to Roux's chart, the Old Hittite Empire is closing out. He has the poorly attested Hantilis II, Zidantis II and Huzziya II closing this era. In the Mitannian column, he includes the very powerful Shaustater (c . 1500) and supplies a note to the effect that Assyria is under Mitannian rule. In the Assyrian column, Nur Ilu is aligned with Ulamburriash, one of the early Kassite kings. However, in Luckenbill, the Synchronistic Table has Puzur Assur, Enlil Nasir, Nur Ilu, ...
419. The Female Star [Journals] [Aeon]
... with the Martian warrior-hero (Odysseus' boring of the Cyclops' eye being a classic example). [106] But how are we to understand the fire drill itself? Those familiar with the Saturn theory will know that Mars is everywhere intimately associated with the axis mundi or World Pillar, the latter of which is conceived as a visible column of meteoritic debris stretched out between the red planet and Earth (the bed of flint associated with the Skidi Mars). It was the axis mundi, together with the planet Mars itself, which served as the fire drill associated with Creation. [107] There are numerous indications that, during- various times of cosmic instability, ...
420. The Stratigraphy of Israel [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... , would not accept any downdating of the pottery sequence and postulated an earlier undiscovered settlement as the source of the pottery. And this is the view normally taken today. We see on Fig. 4 some of the different schemes that have been suggested for Samaria's strata. We are reading from top downwards on this one. In the first column Kenyon's, with Period (or Stratum) 1 attributed to Omri, both the buildings and the pottery, Period 2 attributed to his son Ahab, both the buildings and the pottery, and so on. In the next column is a typical scheme by an Israeli archaeologist, Avigad. He pushes the earliest pottery back in time assuming ...
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