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14 pages of results. 61. Editorial C&AH 3:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... chronological difficulties caused by Velikovsky's revision is going to be a long and arduous problem for all of us to settle. The second article, by Arie Dirkzwager, is "Pharaoh So and the Libyan Dynasty;" The identity of Pharaoh So is very vital to the task of the revision. Our third selection is a short paper by Charles Hapgood. It is our endeavor to encourage important authors in the field of catastrophism to submit material for publication in our journal, so that readers may become aware of their publications- and fine work- elsewhere in the field or in related, interdisciplinary fields. In this issue we initiate another new department which will alternate with our Book Review ...
62. Ancient Mysteries (Book Review) [Journals] [Aeon]
... 7 ] prior to Egypt, since it is located in almost equally as dry a climate for their preservation. But the argument as to how much earlier than in Egypt may not be putative as such techniques were developed and practiced during the Middle Kingdom. On crustal shifts: As per Graham Hancock, or pole shifts, as per Charles Hapgood, such disturbances wouldn't necessarily have repositioned every point on the globe at a different latitude. Not if, for example, a rotational or other shift were centered on, say, Cairo, Egypt, which would remain at the same relative latitude but have a different directional orientation. (As it is, Cairo happens to be at ...
63. Catastrophobia by Barbara Hand Clow (Book review) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... a collective fear of future catastrophe, which is really an unconscious memory of catastrophes which have already happened. The author explores the world of recent ideas of catastrophism from scientifically acceptable Cretaceous catastrophe to the more way-out literature, taking much of her detail from over a dozen authors, such as Bauval and Gilbert, Andrew Collins, the Flem-Aths, Hapgood, Graham Hancock, Alan Alford, Robert Temple, Peter Tompkins and Dechend and Santillana. A major influence is Allan and Delair's theory of a cosmic catastrophe in 9500BC. Clow opts for a scenario in which the newly discovered planet Chiron assumed its current orbit around 12,000 years ago, affecting Earth's axial tilt and thereby causing all ...
64. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... and helped to make the day a great success. A more detailed account of the Proceedings will be appearing in the Review . S.I .S . Overseas Publications.Books reviewed or mentioned in Review or Workshop , which are unavailable or difficult to obtain in the Member's own country (such as Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings by Hapgood, as mentioned in Workshop vol.2 no.4 p. 14) can be obtained via Val Pearce. Please enquire by letter for information on cost, post and packing. These items are not stocked and will have to be ordered from bookshops; they will take a little longer in delivery. The list of publications available ...
65. Editor's Notes [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Maps If you are interested in maps, old and new, you may be interested in a new periodical Mercator's World. Volume 1 No. 2 includes an article on Maps of the Great Southern Continent - Before its Discovery', which discusses the extraordinary maps of Orontius Finaeus and Philippe Buache and their hostory - but avoids mentioning mention Charles Hapgood and his classic study Maps of the Ancient Sea KIngs [now reprinted - see p. 39]. To subscribe to Mercator's World, phone 1-800-840-3810 - N. and S. America) or 44-1-952-677-143 (Europe and rest of world). Special relativity Gertrud Walton has started publishing a Special Relativity Newsletter for those interested in the mathematics ...
66. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of enigmatic archaeological sites throughout Europe, specifically remarking on Atlantean influence. Sailing to Paradise: The Discovery of the Americas by 7000 BC by J. Bailey, 1994, $32.50 Evidence for the author's claim that robust trade existed between the Old and New Worlds thousands of years ago. Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings by Charles Hapgood, 1996, $19.95 A new edition of this long out-of-print classic of anomalistic literature. A Study of Script-like Petroglyphs in Southeast Colorado by P.M . Leonard and W.R . McGlone, 1996, $10.00 An account of petroglyphs resembling those of the Middle East, yet supposedly over 2000 years old ...
67. News C&C Review 2001:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... not a surprise to see his name surface in publications of other organisations such as the British Society of Dowsers. Recently he had become interested in the electric universe' theory of Laszlo Kortvelyessy. Derek Allan Sadly Derek Allan died in early 2001, after a long battle with cancer. Derek had a longstanding interest in catastrophism, collaborating with Charles Hapgood and Bernard Delair. An article by him on Arctic Anomalies' is in preparation for publication and a full obituary will appear in the next issue of C&CR. Daniel Kline (1917-2000) I was first introduced to Daniel Kline through his book Thomas Young Forgotten Genius (Vidan Press, Cincinnati, 1993, reviewed in C& ...
68. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... :2 . Open Questions in Relativistic Physics edited by F. Selleri (1998, $25 00) This book is a collection of papers from a conference on Relativistic Physics held in Athens in 1997. Many of them are very technical but they show concerns about the soundness of relativity. Path of the Pole by C.H . Hapgood (1999 reprint of 1970 2nd edition, $16 95) A classic catastrophe book, this investigates extinction and other phenomena from the Ice Age period and concluded that Earth's Crust has shifted many times and, therefore, the position of the poles. ...
69. Uriel's Machine: The Ancient Origins Of Science, by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas (Review) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... References 1. Enoch is apocalyptic literature. It is not general practice to interpret it literally but Knight & Lomas have to some extent. 2. B.G . Tilak (1903) proposed an ancient Arctic civilisation based on descriptions of apparently polar days and nights in the Vedas - Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings, C.H Hapgood 1979, Turnstone Press, London, p. 229. ...
70. The Oera Linda book [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Atlantis and also Secrets of Lost Atland, Neville J. Spearman Ltd, 1977. 2. John Grant, A Directory of Discarded Ideas, Ashgrove Press, 1981, p. 25. Grant refers to it as Orea Linda' (sic). 3. Berlitz calls it the Dera Linda' book (sic). 4. Hapgood, C. Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings, Chilton & Co., Phil., 1966, pp. 126-127, (rev. ed. Turnstone Press, 1979). 5. Jurgen Spanuth, Atlantis of the North, 1976, English translation 1979, Sedgwick & Jackson. 6. Ibid. \cdrom\pubs ...
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