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176 pages of results. 101. The Restoration of Ancient History [Articles]
... - Assyrian, Medish and Persian period strata in the Assyrian "heartland of empires", that it took them nearly one and a half centuries to draw their conclusions. In 1988, the empire of the Medes was declared missing ... Students of Ancient Central Asia are stunned by the archaeological absence of the history of the land bridge between the Near East and India/China, from Ninos down to the end of the Persian Empire, which was taken for granted ... . -520 (2 ) Middle Harappa Period ( -2200 to -2000) (2 ) Independent India on the eastern border of the Medish Empire ca. -63C (3 ) Early Harappa Period of Old-Akkadian times ( -2400 to ...
102. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... .99 This article details much of what is now known about asteroids. However each new asteroid explored by the NEAR spacecraft serves only to perplex astronomers by not fulfilling predictions. They are often aggregates, covered in loose material, ... tidal wave could be up to 650 metres above normal sea level and would race across the Atlantic to devastate the east coast of America. It seems that cosy old uniformitarian world is fast disappearing. Iron In Ocean Inhibits Carbon Dioxide ... . 7 Icelanders follow a long Nordic tradition when they celebrate midsummer with fire. Goggle Eyed God Lost Gods of Easter Island, BBC2 TV, 24.4 .00, Lords of the Maya, BBC2 TV Timewatch 11. ...
103. The Latecoming Olduvai Gorge [Books] [de Grazia books]
... older dates since argon from air contaminates surfaces. 3. But younger dates may come from escape of argon at near melt temperatures following flow or fallout. 4. Questionable behavior of potassium. 5. Averaging may be used questionably ... had been suspended now for two years. I was impressed; then and now; with the probability that the East African Rift, including Olduvai Gorge, was connected in time with the Dead Sea-Syrian Rift via the Red Sea. ... and shot up a northern branch, and this fracture cut off Madagascar and India from the African continent, the Eastern rim of the new African format could accelerate into the widening basin, and hence an auxiliary fracture, not so ...
104. Continental Tropism and Rafting [Books] [de Grazia books]
... western mountains seem to be a unit from Alaska to Chile; this in itself must have great significance: the nearly 180 degree belt of rock had a single, simultaneous experience; how can geology, geography, and geophysics ignore ... but to repair and redress the lunagenic basin. Propelled by three rifts in all and with a blasted out area east of it, the exception to lunagenic tropism would appear to be the Indian subcontinent. India moved east faster than ... removal of over half the Earth's crust in what is mostly now southern hemispheric ocean. The land of both the eastern and western hemispheres has traveled towards this vacated area. So have Australia and Antarctica. The so-called plate movements have ...
105. Investigating the Mound-Builders' Astronomy [Journals] [Horus]
... . The largest single mound is at Cahokia, 111. It was a tiered structure about 100 feet tall and nearly 670 feet wide, though it shows signs of erosive wear. It stands among a variety of systematically aligned lesser ... . A village adjoining the Mound and contemporary with its use was located in present-day Fairchance, a kilometer to the East and in the same river flats. This village had a smaller mound in the midst of it which was opened ... Vol. 1. The remains of the Stone Tower at Parr's Point, as sketched by Capt. S. Eastman in 1843 The situation at "O " was different. The investigators did not report what kind of artificial edifice ...
106. Chaldean Account of Genesis [Books]
... which had evidently contained originally six columns of text; two of these (the third and fourth) were still nearly perfect; two others (the second and fifth) were imperfect, about half remaining, while the remaining columns ... .- Prayer to arrest the Plague. CHAPTER IX.- BABYLONIAN FABLES. Fables.- Common in the East.- Description.- Power of speech in animals.- Story of the eagle.- Serpent. Shamas ... . Tower in stages, from an Assyrian bas-relief. Izdubar strangling a lion, from Khorsabad sculpture. Migration of Eastern tribe, from early Babylonian cylinder. Bowareyeh Mound at Warka (Erech), site of the temple of Ishtar ...
107. Chapter 3 Astronomical Sothic Dating [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... . . By means of this calendar the scholars arrived at their first fixed points in the ancient history of the Near East."1 In order to fix the history of Egypt, astronomy seemed to hold the key for the ... . They based their analysis on the rising of the star Sirius; one of the Egyptian names for Sirius was Sopdet, which was translated into Greek as Sothis. According to a Roman author, Censorinus: "The Egyptians, ... this date and therefore corroborate it. William Edgerton in "Chronology of the Twelfth Dynasty", Journal of Near Eastern Studies, I (1942), in attempting to fit Sesostris III as precisely as possible via Sothic dating, ...
108. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... will the Emperor of Physics reign before anyone dare tell him he has no clothes on? Perhaps the end is nearly in sight as the basis of one of cosmology's assumptions and the foundation of the Big Bang model appears to be ... When an earthquake struck near Milos in 1992 every fumarole on the shore blew out and the sea boiled. Further east in Turkey, gas fumaroles high on a ridge above the sea are naturally permanently alight and are called the Chimaera ... outbreak of bubonic plague and the Celtic King Oswiu convened the Synod of Whitby to decide between the differing dates for Easter then used by the Celtic and Roman churches. Rome won, due to Oswiu being converted by the shielding right ...
109. Did Artaxerxes III Despoil The Temple In Jerusalem? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 1 ]. This Persian disappearing act constitutes more or less a dark age' in the historiography of the ancient Near East. 50 years ago, Immanuel Velikovsky identified and dealt with another of these dark ages': one which ... to exist between the late Bronze Age of the 13th century and the Iron Age of the 9th/8th century. Since that time numerous revisionist researchers have sought to build on Velikovsky's work, yet all of them except Heinsohn failed ... truth. Five or six major historical inscriptions of this period are known; all are presented in Pritchard's Ancient Near Eastern Texts. One, from the time of Nabopolasser, describes the fall of Assyria and the rise of the Neo-Babylonians ...
110. The Afar Triangle As the Nether Reaches of Eden and Babel [Journals] [Aeon]
... example, how could there be coal deposits in Antarctica, if, as is usually supposed, Antarctica was already near the South Pole at the time those deposits were laid down?) The fact is that Velikovsky himself looked with ... ) of an ocean floor rather than a continental surface. The Danakil Alps and the other highlands immediately to the east of the Afar Triangle seem to be later formations, but they, too, are for the most part non-sialic ... was "nearly a perfect rectangle" (page 105) that "glided freely along parallel megashears' on its eastern and western boundaries, without interacting with the other crustal plates of the world" (page 105), and ...
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