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76 pages of results. 441. Mountain Myths (Moons, Myths and Man) [Books]
... enclosure, an estate, a wall or rampart built round something, a place thus walled round. The Hebrew pardes, a park or grove, is derived from this ancient Aryan compound word, thus probably showing that a certain part of the myth was originally non-Semitic, but appropriated by a Hebrew historian to round off his account of the prehistoric doings of his own people. It should be borne in mind that, strictly speaking, the terms Paradise' and Eden' do not coincide: the former is only the garden planted eastward in Eden'. Eden was apparently a mountainous district, while the girth of Paradise was situated in lower lying territory through which several rivers flowed ...
442. An Allerĝd Conflagration? [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... haunt your pages, both connected with time: dates are strewn about, and homeless catastrophes range around the text. For the ash layers in England and the U.S ., mentioned in Apophoreta II, the following quotes may be relevant (from: Wendorf F., Said R., Schild R., 1970: Egyptian prehistory: some new concepts. Science 169(3951): 1161-71.): p.1166: "( .. ) a burnt layer believed to be an important regional chronotratigraphic marker. This marker appears to have been caused by a widespread brush fire which seemingly swept over the vegetation along the (Nile) valley for a distance ...
443. Laura Lee Archives [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... theories and argues for his favorite theory of gravity, supported by mathematical formulas, recent lab experiments, and astronomical observations. 12/15/00 Jordan Maxwell: Ancient Symbolism Part 2: Part Two: Ancient sun worship and theology. 12/14/00 Jordan Maxwell: Ancient Symbolism Part 1: Part One: How ancient and prehistoric concepts of religion and theology impact modern day laws, religion, government, in fact, says Jordan, all Western institutions. 10/18/00 Jeffrey Bennett: Cosmic Mysteries - Part 2: We ask for the best lines of evidence in support of the big bang/expanding universe theory and for Einstein's relativity. 10/ ...
444. An Ear for Numbers [Journals] [Horus]
... to tune their scales, and all societies encountered the same problems in the attempt to do so. Thus all of antiquity is, in some sense at least, a book lying open for the musician to read. llere is a flaw in the metaphor, however: the musician is one scholar who will choose to read the book of prehistory with - his ears. ...
445. Catastrophist Geology [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... evolutionary thought, the history of geology, ice ages, lake spills, lunar volcanism, magnetic reversals, martian volcanoes, the Mesozoic - Neozoic boundary, meteor impacts, mudflows, natural nuclear reactions, the origin of life, orogenesis, the Permo-Trias boundary, the philosophy of geology, plate tectonics, plateau basalts, the Pecambrian-Cambrian boundary, prehistoric catastrophes, pre-platetectonic crustal processes, regressions, sealevel changes, the survival of "living fossils", tektites, transgressions, tsunamis, turbidity currents, volcanic eruptions. "CATASTROPHIST GEOLOGY" is intended to be of academic level, but it is a counterculture magazine which also wants to explore possible aspects of reality that have been kept outside ...
446. Editorial [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Disaster: the Golden Age, in Kronos X:1 , X:2 ; Aster and Disaster: the Fallen World, in Kronos XI:3 ; Introducing Anomalistics: A New Field of Interdisciplinary Study, in Kronos V:3 ; The Earliest Arrival of Celts in the British Isles, in Kronos X:3 ; Puzzles of Prehistory, in the Velikovskian I:3 ; Indeterminacy: Temporary, Permanent or Indefinite?, in the Velikovskian I:1 . ...
447. Colin Wilson: Earth's Earliest Civilisation and the Giza Meridian [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... known the length of time it takes every planet to orbit the sun. Even if they had managed to achieve such a feat, why add the total amount of time together and convert it to seconds? What point would there have been in this? Since Chatelaine was using these ideas to propound his belief that the earth was colonised in prehistoric times by extra-terrestrials, I feel we should treat the Nineveh number with some caution. Colin discovered who had persuaded Hapgood that civilisation was 100,000 years old, a classical musician and mathematician who had spent many years studying the subjects of landscape geometry and metrology, the origins and usage of measurement. He found evidence from ritual landscapes ...
448. Tiryns [Journals] [Pensee]
... present era. 3. Frickenhaus, Tiryns, 1, pp. 31-40. 4. Ibid., 1, p. 31. 5. Ibid., p. 35. 6. Ibid., p. 36. 7. Ibid., p. 38. 8. C. W. Blegen, Korakou, a Prehistoric Settlement near Corinth (Boston: American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1921), p. 130. 9. Ibid., p. 132. 10. M. P. Nilsson, The Minoan-Mycenaean Religion and Its Survival in Greek Religion (Lund, 1927). 11. Rodenwaldt, quoted by K. Müller, ...
449. An Ancient Refuge of Man (Built Before the Flood) [Books]
... of the waters, but were buried under the mud and shingles thrown there by the waters which rushed into the Asylum. The Old Temple, which had formerly been situated a considerable distance from the shore of Lake Pre-Titicaca' now lay immediately at the shore of the new Inter-Andean Sea. NOTES 1. Abyssinia and Tibet have hardly been explored prehistorically yet; Andinia is only very superficially known; in Mexico alone pre-historians seem hitherto to have taken some interest. 2. Other remains showing the characteristic style of the First Period' have been discovered near Taraco, Lloquepaya, Copacapana, Cusijata, Jesus de Machaca, Escoma, Carabuco, Patapatani, Pariti, and elsewhere in this region ...
450. Spence (The Atlantis Myth) [Books]
... secret. All the labours of all sincere Atlantologists have united to make the vision of the Lost Land more tangible, yet in spite of these labours any work in relation to Atlantis remains pioneer work on practically virgin soil. But this work is interesting and valuable; for only with a proper theory of Atlantis and other lost radiation centres of prehistoric culture-can we ever hope successfully to extend the range of our historical vision farther into the past. ...
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