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263 pages of results. 341. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... outpourings of volcanic basalt. Secrets of the Ice Age New Scientist 2.6 .01, p. 25, 25.11.00, p. 27, National Geographic Dec. 2000, p. 56, April 2000, p. 64, New York Times 30.1 .01. Australia's Great Barrier Reef has been dated to 600,000 years old, beginning to form at the start of a 100,000-year climate cycle, which flipped a glacial period into an interglacial. 18,000 years ago, when sea levels were lower during the last Ice Age, the archipelago of St. Kilda off the West Coast of Scotland was one large, ...
... us, in their cemeteries, that information which the museums and works of the Greek philosophers have failed to transmit. For the careful investigation of these documents, we are greatly indebted to the skill and diligence of those naturalists who accompanied the French armies during their brief occupation of Egypt : that conquest of four years, from which we may date the improvement of the modern Egyptians in the arts and sciences, and the rapid progress which has been made of late in our knowledge of the arts and sciences of their remote predecessors. Instead of wasting their whole time, as so many preceding travellers had done, in exclusively collecting human mum- * Giildenstadt, cited by Pritchard, ...
343. The Bible Myth : The African Origins Of The Jewish People by Gary Greenberg (Book review) [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... have been some 4000 years ago. Thus: "Chapters 4-7 describe what I believe to be one of the most important discoveries ever made in biblical studies. The evidence proves that the Genesis birth-and-death chronology derives from Egyptian king lists and coincides precisely with what Egyptologists refer to as the high chronology, ' i.e ., a starting date of 1991 B.C . for the Twelfth Dynasty and 1576 to 1574 B.C . for the Eighteenth Dynasty. The Genesis chronology provides accurate starting years for every datable dynasty between the First and the Eighteenth, accurate starting dates for the reigns of several important kings, the start of a Sothic Cycle, and year dates for ...
344. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . Pitard (Ancient Damascus [Eisenbrauns: Winoan Lake, Indiana, 1987, pp. 138-144 and in greater detail in The Identity of Bir Hadad of the Melqart Stela', BASOR 272 [1988], pp. 3-21). His readings are based on a personal examination of the stela and they yield the most definitive results to date, namely that the name of Bar Hadad's father was Attar hamek. Thus Peter's proposal, correct with respect to the most recent research he had available, disappears. The present results are no reflection on Peter's ability as his equation was sound. But readings, especially those that are not supported by personal examination of a text like the ...
345. Abraham to Hezekiah: An Archaeological Revision Part I [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... more attention to the archaeological data and has made a more systematic attempt to synchronize Israel's history with the sequence of archaeological periods in Palestine.(3 ) Our purpose here is to defend and refine Courville's realignment of the archaeological ages and to show how well it corresponds to the scriptural account of Israel's ancient history. Table I The Commonly Accepted Dates of the Archaeological Ages Period Commonly Accepted Dates B.C . Early Bronze I 3200 - 2900 Early Bronze II 2900 - 2600 Early Bronze III 2600 - 2300 Early Bronze IV 2300 - 2000 Middle Bronze I Middle Bronze IIA 2000 - 1800 Middle Bronze IIB1C 1800 - 1500 Late Bronze I 1500 - 1400 Late Bronze II 1400 - 1200 ...
346. Testing Rohl's Test of Time [Journals] [Aeon]
... more than enough information delivered to seal the doom of the whole concept. The large number of personal anecdotes is a nice touch which, for example, adds to the feeling that Rohl's discovery of the precious details concerning Ramesses' Year 8 investure of Shalem was providential, making the reader, as it were, a boon companion in this date with destiny and all that it implies. As an encyclopedic tome too, the book is nicely balanced and acts to invest the author with immediate, far reaching authority which may, in fact, prove undeserving, for Rohl's scheme may yet be revealed as just another failed attempt to reach the elusive truths behind this obscure and important period ...
347. A hiding to nothing.... [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... automatically relayed to everyone who is subscribed to the list. To subscribe to the Kronia list, send an email to subscribe@kronia.com requesting that you want to join. A hiding to nothing....These message derive from a number of authors, and text in square brackets reflect light editing [The editor]. Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 10:42:47 -0500 (EST) A public website opened only four weeks ago which by publishing all the unpublished works of Dr. Velikovsky's committed one of the gravest copyright violations I have heard of recently under what one could almost call a fraudulent guise of permission' under the Fair Use doctrine ...
348. Worknotes on the Joshua Impact Event [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 1998:1 (June 1998) Home | Issue Contents Worknotes on the Joshua Impact Event From: Ed Grondine, epgrondine@hotmail.com Date: 20 March 1998 Many researchers have noted the impact event set out in the biblical book of Joshua. Recently I have been working on some material which appears to provide independent corroborative evidence as to the historicity of this event and as to its date and location. From the evidence, it appears that there was an impact event in about 1584 BC, just to the west of what is now Jerusalem, and that this Nagasaki-sized impact destroyed the military forces of a large number of Hittite appendages, ...
349. Pillars of the Past by Charles Ginenthal (Book Review) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the Past, could inaugurate a drastic new departure in the way historical research will henceforth be done. In its emphasis on what the scientific record tells us could have happened in the past, and in giving this data absolute priority over all recourse to historical records of any kind, he establishes a new battlefield on which the issues of the dating and interpretation of ancient history may now have to be fought. As a result, his work calls into question not merely most established historical opinions and the methods used to arrive at them but also, I'm afraid, some of revisionist catastrophist theory as well. This is a major attack on received concepts and techniques, and it is ...
350. Scarab in the Dust: Egypt in the Time of the Twenty-First Dynasty [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... captured by Sennacherib but then freed at the destruction of the Assyrian army outside Jerusalem- at 710 on this model. This conclusion is dramatically supported by the Ramesside star table on the tomb roofs of Ramses IV and IX, which can be identified with this catastrophic event. [5 ] In a further article [6 ] I then developed dates of 780-660 B.C . for the Twenty-second (Libyan) Dynasty within this model. Shoshenq I of the Libyan Dynasty would then have received his northern Palestine tribute from the Kingdom of Israel as reconstructed under King Menahem, c. 758 B.C . After the death of Sheshonq the power of the Libyan rulers at Bubastis was ...
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