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327 pages of results. 311. Coal. Ch.13 Collapsing Schemes (Earth In Upheaval) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Earth in Upheaval]
... cycads; layers of later ages are composed of sassafras, laurel, tulip tree, magnolia, cinnamon, sequoia, poplar, willow, maple, birch, chestnut, alder, beech, elm, palm, fig tree, cypress, oak, rose, plum, almond, myrtle, acacia, and many other species.1 The origin of the coal beds is still far from being satisfactorily explained.2 One theory would make peat bogs the place where in a slow process measured by tens and hundreds of thousands of years, coal was born. It is said that the plants fall, but before they decompose in the air they are covered by the water of the ...
312. Genesis Research & Education Foundation [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2002:2 (Dec 2002) Home | Issue Contents Genesis Research & Education Foundation www.genesis.org.uk An organisation investigating aspects of Origins: (1 ) the Origin of the Universe & of the Earth; (2 ) the Origin & Development of Life; (3 ) the Origin of Man & of Civilisation. Our work involves: (1 ) Scientific & archaeological research into origins; (2 ) Education about origins research, examining the philosophical, religious & ethical implications; (3 ) Humanitarian application of origins research to medical, agricultural & environmental concerns. As well as primary research, we provide multi-media presentations & ...
313. New Proposals For A Downdating the Egyptian New Kingdom [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... well as the apparent Dyn. 22 lacuna during this period. I.e ., a very strong reaction (inevitable with a low Dyn. 22-23 chronology) of Piankhy to Osorkon B's year 39 of Shoshenq III adventure at Thebes would have resulted, not only in the deposition of these Dyn. 22 foes of Nubia (explaining the origin of a Dyn. 22 lacuna at this time), but also in their replacement by Osorkon III seated at Bubastis as a Nubian proxy (not at Tanis because he was not his own master).20 [Cf. Redford,20a who has also placed Piankhy's Osorkon in Dyn. 23, while at the same time emphasizing ...
314. EARLY GLASSMAKING AND CHRONOLOGICAL PUZZLES [Journals] [Aeon]
... easily be considered accidental but are mostly due to exchanges of goods, recipes and even specialists. Historical research on ancient glassmaking(4 ) is even younger than the history of Sumerology which began in 1868. The first significant contribution came with the catalogue of the Felix Slade Collection published in 1871 in London.(5 ) The guild of original researchers on early glassmaking even today hardly comprises more than one or two dozen scholars in Europe, Israel and North America. With the annual Journal of Glass Studies published since 1969 by The Corning Museum of Glass(Corning, N.Y .) they have at their disposal a superb periodical through which outsiders can also gain quick access ...
315. The Military Strategy of Sheshonq/Shishak in Palestine [Journals] [SIS Review]
... cannot locate Jerusalem in this list that the list could not come from the biblical Shishak. For more than a century and a half after Champollion proposed this identification, it has been well nigh universally accepted by the scholarly community. This could be due to the gullibility of scholars, but far more likely it comes from the brilliance of Champollion's original insight, which has stood the test of time. What follows is, therefore, an apology for this original identification of Champollion and with it a tribute to the greatness of his contribution in this and many other areas. Modern scholars stand upon the shoulders of Champollion, and those shoulders are very large. What's In a Name? ...
... city of London and the giants Gog and Magog, whose effigies have been preserved triumphantly for many centuries the Guildhall, destroyed unfortunately in the German bombing of the City in 1941. Although they were not traced further back than Elizabeth's reign they certainly had a traditional connection far beyond that period. Without entering into the ancient claim that London was originally built by the Trojan Brute, and named Trinovantum or New Troy when the Trojans traditionally arrived in Britain in c.1103 BC, there was some connection between prehistory and these particular giants still preserved in the name of the Gogmagog Hills, Cambridgeshire, where are remains of prehistoric barrows. The subject of Gog and Magog is of some ...
317. Saturn's Sacred Mountain [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... proposed by others. Parts of the above scenario were independently presented by David Talbott and myself. [2 ] Velikovsky, who was aware of our separate work, not only disagreed with both of us but actually disclaimed any connection with our work. The only datum in the above model that Velikovsky adhered to, and which in in fact originated with him, was that Saturn turned "nova" at the time of the Deluge. [3 ] That the planet was in a fixed position in Earth's north polar sky and that Jupiter was hidden behind it was something he entirely disbelieved. Saturn's age-long prehistoric immobility in Earth's northern sky, as reconstructed from the content of ancient universal ...
318. Victory of The Sun [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Bulletin American Schools of Oriental Research, 41-2. Albritton, Claude C. (1974), "Uniformitarianism," 18 Encyclopedia Brittanica, 857-9. (1975), Philosophy of Geohistory, 1785-1970, Dowden, Hutchinson and Ross, Stroudsburg, Pa. Alfven, Hannes (1971), "Plasma Physics, Space Research, and the Origin of the Solar System," 172 Science (June 4), 991-4. Allchin, F. R. (1956), "The Stone Alignments of Southern Hyderabad," 56 Man, 150:133-59. Alter, Dinsmore (1929), "A Critical Test of the Planetary Hypothesis of Sun Spots," 57 Monthly ...
319. The Revelation of John (Moons, Myths and Man) [Books]
... the ice-debris streamers leaving the zenith and nadir points of the doomed satellite. It is very interesting to compare the descriptions which John gives of the surface features of the Tertiary satellite with those contained in the cosmic passages of the vision of Ezekiel (i .) : A whirlwind came out of the north [ought to be, and surely originally was, west; but the author of the book wanted to indicate the place where foreign armies, and other harmful things, generally came from], a great cloud, and a fire infolding itself and a brightness was about it, and out of the midst thereof [something] as the colour of amber [or, rather ...
320. Zetetic Scholar Nos. 3 & 4 April 1979 [Articles]
... has documented the existence of comets of larger mass than are presently seen. In any case the frequent quibbling over his use of the word "comet" has been shown to be unjustified from several perspectives.7 In short, an object with a tail and with an irregular non-planetary pattern of movement can hardly be denied cometary status. The origin of comets was within the solar system and was caused initially by collision of the major planets; those with hydrocarbons in their spectra in the first instance coming from Jupiter, and at a later time from Venus; those with water coming from Saturn.8 The recorded decrease in number, the loss of luminosity, and the dissipation of ...
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