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69 pages of results. 351. Ancient Giants and Gods [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... 40's, on giant beings.). Chapter 6: Archaeological evidence for biblical events; research into Biblical history and the Middle East generally. Chapter 7: The Egyptian connection regarding Nephilim/giants; Egyptian influence on early Jewish/Hebrew peoples and their beliefs. Chapter 8: Giants and the ancient wonders of the world: Stonehenge, Pyramids, ancient cities and sites of South America; the walls of Babylon and of Jerico. Evidence for; testimony to in word and deed. Chapter 9: Megaliths and neoliths. Atlantis: its significance, especially in relation to the development of early civilisations: Egyptian building. The seminal books of Bellamy, Saurat and Hoerbiger. The ...
352. Ancient Astronauts [Books] [de Grazia books]
... " is contained in them, it is more suited to a Piper Cub plane than a space vehicle. They may have been laid out under instruction from heat-lofted balloons or from look-out points on heights. Theoretical geometricians could also achieve the patterns, and may have ordered them along the lines of meteorite falls. All ancient monuments- megaliths, pyramids, temples- were skyoriented; the Nazca lines may have followed star-lines, also. There remains a possibility that only the theory of Solaria Binaria permits. I mentioned this theory in a talk to the Society for Interdisciplinary Studies in London in 1975 and have since developed the model in collaboration with Professor Earl R. Milton. It calls ...
353. Ear Symbols [Books]
... of development in isolation, and many local variations can be traced in the various island groups. Something similar happened when a new cult in a single country absorbed the complexes of another cult or other cults as did the sun cult in ancient Egypt. As Professor Breasted has shown,2 the solar cult absorbed an earlier stellar cult before the Pyramid Texts were inscribed, but traces of the process remained. The solar faith became the state theology3 but the influence of "folk religion" remained and ultimately became predominant.4 In like manner the early agriculturists who invented new myths, and introduced new modes of thought in connexion with their new modes of life, and invented new symbols ...
354. De Grazian Discography (Reviewed) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... physical evidence for recent orbital changes is wholly negative. The Best Buy' in neocatastrophism at the moment remains Clube and Napier's giant comet. The scientific plausibility of this at least allows progress to be made in all our areas of interest, from megalithic astronomy to archaeology and mythology. It even allows Duncan Steel to repeat Velikovsky's proposal that the pyramids were air-raid shelters', without risk of dismissal from his astronomical post! However, much of the work of pioneers of exoterrestrial catastrophe remains valid whichever celestial perpetrator is eventually found guilty. However for the astronomer, this identification may be critical: in the context of humanity' s direct experiences, I am reminded of quotation from Ogden ...
355. Greek Debt To Babylonians [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Star Names", in H. D. Gatter (ed.): "Die Rolle der Astronomie in der Kulturen Mesopotamiens" (Graz 1993; Grazer Morgenlandische Studien 3). Hope this helps and that you're not going to turn it all around and use it to argue that the Greeks taught the Sumerians astronomy (cf. recent pyramid exchanges), From: Ev Cochrane (ev.cochrane@ames.net) Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:16:14 -0600 In addition to the sources provided by Peter, I would refer you to D. Dicks "Early Greek Astronomy to Aristotle," readily available at all good book stores. Dicks ...
356. The Egyptologist's Electronic Forum [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... worn by priests. 5. Seven Shining Ones: about these godheads and the Sons of Horus, with an excursus to the Pleiades. 6. IFA Symposium report: report of the IFA symposium "Cosmological and Contextual Approaches in Egyptian Art History". 7. Miscellaneous: about medicinal herbs, the Lund Papyrus, literature on Manetho and pyramids, Djer's mummy arm, Egyptian Historiography and some other (largely unanswered) questions and unsettled matters. 8. EEF NEWS: issues 31 to 34. 9. Administrativa: announcements by the moderator, by members (personals or offtopics), by authors and publishers (new books), by institutions (jobs, lectures, etc ...
... names of old hieroglyphs, without anybody knowing, in historical times, what these hieroglyphs had meant, once upon a time. During the whole long history of these names we meet attempts at interpretation." This last sentence goes for every ancient text, not only for the names contained therein: there is no end of commentaries on the Pyramid Texts, the Coffin Texts and the Book of the Dead [n8 See, for example, G. Roeder, Urkunden zur Religion des Alten Aegypten (1915), pp. 185f., 199f., 224.], on the Rigveda, the I-Ging, just as on the Old Testament [n9 J. Dowson ( ...
358. Editor's Notes [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , p.1 the acknowledgements referred by mistake to David Rohl, when David Roth was intended. It was David Roth who provided the assistance in preparing material for publication, for which I am very grateful. Apologies to both Davids for the misunderstanding. p. 572nd para.: the Southern shaft of the Queen's Chamber of the Great Pyramid was originally capped with 5 inches of stone, not 5 feet as stated. IN MEMORIAM: MRS. CLARICE MORGAN 1911 - 1996 Sadly we report the death of Clarice Morgan who passed away peacefully on Friday 13th September, 1996. She leaves two daughters, Vanessa and Diana. A memorial service was held on the 27th September at ...
359. Contributors [Journals] [Kronos]
... is also an Assistant Editor for Frontiers of Science and Senior Editor of Reciprocity. Livio C. Stecchini (Dr. Juris, Univ. of Genoa; Ph.D ., Harvard); The late Dr. Stecchini was Professor of Ancient History, Paterson State College, Paterson, N. J. He co-authored Secrets of the Great Pyramid with Peter Tompkins and also co-edited and coauthored The Velikovsky Affair. Roger W. Wescott (Ph.D ., Princeton Univ.); Rhodes Scholar and Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics, Drew Univ., Madison, N.J . Dr. Wescott is a Past President of the Linguistic Association of Canada and the United States ...
360. Velikovsky & Saturnists & the Gods [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... the sun- a universal tradition- this does not reflect the fact that they were primitive in their thinking; rather, they simply saw a different sky, one in which dragons (a comet-like planet) appeared to swallow the sun. After all, some of the very peoples who spoke of great dragons flying about the skies were also constructing towering pyramids requiring great ingenuity and engineering skill (the ancient Egyptians, for example). Tim writes: "remember that myth-makers did not think or feel about the sky as we do. We fly around in the sky, and above it; the notion of people doing that was not high on their list of things to believe." ...
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