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43 pages of results. 121. The Sea Peoples and the Philistines [Articles]
... invaders in both the land and sea battles, and 2. a second type, the Sherden type, who are only present in the sea battles; the Philistines are shown on land and sea, this type we only have on boats. They are distinguished from the Philistines by a different kind of helmet, like an upturned bowl with horns and possibly a disk in the middle. This individual is actually an Egyptian mercenary. Now, of the various tribes associated with the invasions under Ramesses III, his records list three other peoples: the Weshesh, the Sherden and the Teresh. I've done an analysis of when these tribes occur in Egyptian records and it is in fact ...
122. Enheduanna and the Goddess Inanna [Journals] [SIS Review]
... many forms [51]. On occasion, the Eye took the form of the cow goddess Hathor, an alter ego of the destructive lioness Sekhmet (as in the text The Deliverance of Mankind from Destruction', above). It is interesting to note carvings of the urus (a wild form of the cow with notably huge curved horns) on some of these eye idols. The urus here would appear to be the earthly counterpart of a celestial phenomenon [52], for by the end of the 3rd millennium we have texts referring to the goddess Inanna as a splendid wild cow' and the wild cow of the heavens'. Also dating from the middle of ...
123. The Hebrew Patriarchs in Greek Tradition (Part I) [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the death of their father, Danaus came to believe that his brother Aegyptos, the king, would kill him. Encouraged by friends, he rebelled, only to be defeated and flee from Egypt. The later records of Ramesses III [30] seem to refer to his descendents as the Dnn' or Denien' and depict them as horned, helmeted seafarers with the description of Peoples of the Islands'. According to the CAH, a Greek chronological treatise, the Marmor Parium, calculated that Danaus fled in the year 1512 BC [31]. DAN: A Jewish pseudepigraphical work called the Prayer of Asenath' [32] tells us that after the death of their ...
124. Radiocarbon Dating The Extinction [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... ..apparently survived the human blitzkrieg 10,000 years ago... -their remains at some sites date to between 9,000 and 5,000 years."35 N. K. Vereschagin and G. F. Baryshnikov report that in Siberia, "very late radiocarbon dates have been obtained on musk ox skulls and horn sheaths on the surface near Tajmyr: 3800 t 200 and 2900 t 95 yr B.P ." 36 In addition, Jesse D. Jennings, in both the first and second editions of his book, Prehistory of North America, 1968 and 1974, presented a chart of radiocarbon dates that showed North American extinct elephants are positively ...
125. Part IV: Conclusions [Ragnarok] [Books]
... cut rib from the Pliocenes, of Tuscany, preserved in the museum at Florence; it was associated with flint-flakes and a piece of rude pottery.8 But the art capacity of these people was not limited to the drawing of animals; they also carved figures out of hard substances. The following engraving represents a poniard cut from a reindeer's horn. Sir John Lubbock says: " The artist has ingeniously adapted the position of the animal to the necessities of the case. The horns are thrown back on the neck, the forelegs are doubled up under the belly, and the hind legs are stretched out along the blade." 9 These things seem to indicate quite an advanced ...
126. Chaldean Account of Genesis [Books]
... men, some of whom were furnished with two wings, others with four, and with two faces. They had one body, but two heads; the one that of a man, the other of a woman; and likewise in their several organs both male and female. Other human figures were to be seen with the legs and horns of a goat; some had horses' feet, while others united the bind quarters of a horse with the body of a man, resembling in shape the hippocentaurs. Bulls likewise were bred there with the heads of men; and dogs with fourfold bodies, terminated in their extremities with the tails of fishes; horses also with the ...
... has been surveyed from 60 to 100 miles from land, throughout the whole coast from Java to the Gulf of Aden, we find the same shallow oceanic water; and beyond its boundary, the deep ocean. Turning again to North America, from Columbia River to Behring's Strait we find shallow ocean. From the Columbia River southward to Cape Horn, I have but little information respecting the character of the sea bottom; but from many places come authentic information that the Pacific waters now roll over submerged forests near the shores. The same kind of reports are heard from the Atlantic coasts of South America and Africa. But most fortunately we have information that none will dispute from the ...
128. A Comprehensive Theory on Aging, Gigantism and Longevity [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Pleistocene 20 ft. Sloth Edentates Glyptodont Pleistocene 12 ft. Armadillo - 3 to 4 ft. Hyracoidea Pliohyrax Pleistocene 5 ft. Hyrax Rodentia Trogontherium cuvieri Pleistocene 6 ft. long Beaver Artiodactyla Gigantocamelus Pleistocene 11 ft. One-humped camel Cervidae Giant deer Pleistocene height 10 ft.; antler spread 12 ft. Deer Artiodactyla Bison Latifrons Pleistocene 10 ft. horn spread; 71h ft. at shoulders American bison - horn spread 2 ft; height at shoulders 4 ft. Carnivores Felidae Panther leo spelaea Pleistocene 1/3 to 1/2 times larger than modern relative Lion Panthera cristata Pleistocene " Panther Panthera tigris Pleistocene " Asiatic tiger Panthera Atrox Pleistocene " Jaguar Puma concolor Pleistocene " Puma Hyaenidae Crocuta ...
129. KA [Books]
... with the Hebrew letter qoph, probably similar to the sound of koppa in the Corinthian version of the Greek alphabet. It occurs with a kaph, like the Greek kappa; and as cha, the Hebrew heth. The Hebrew Kadosh suggests a combination of ka, and dasha, to produce. Qaran is to shine, to put out horns. Qardom is an axe. Qayin, spear, is an eye, or radiation source, of ka. Qarabh is to approach, to appear before god. Qebher is a sepulchre (Latin caverna), qesem is an oracle, qol is a voice. Qatar is to kindle incense, to sacrifice. The connection between electricity ...
130. Devi And Venus [Journals] [Kronos]
... the battle himself, assuming his buffalo shape** for the purpose: [* * Mahisha means "buffalo" (as a noun; as an adjective it means "mighty").] "Mahishasura, great in valour, pounded the surface of the earth with his hooves in rage, tossed up the high mountains with his horns, and bellowed terribly. Crushed by his wheeling, the earth disintegrated and, lashed by his tail, the sea overflowed all around. Pierced by his swaying horns, the clouds went into fragments. Cast down by the blast of his breath, mountains fell down from the sky in the hundreds."(4 ) The final ...
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