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69 pages of results. 681. The Timna Test [Journals] [Aeon]
... , diorite (bronze, a copper and tin alloy, would be blunted in a few strokes), or chisel stone sculpture with exquisitely sharp lines of eyelids, lips and ears? - may be answered if chromite ore was used in making tools, or even only as an abrasive powder. During earlier times, since the time of pyramid building, chromite ore could have been brought from Rhodesia, which is rich in it." Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) is, of course, the central African source to which we alluded above. It becomes clear, therefore, that the revision presented here restores the vital context of Dynasty XX's prized connection with Atika (Greece) and ...
682. Chapter 15 Dark Ages Based on Dark Scholarship [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... Iron Age came to Egypt around 800 B.C . Prior to that time iron products were absent. 40 Kurt Vonnegut, Slapstick (NY 1976), p. 90 472 VELIKOVSKIAN Vol. VI, Nos. 1, 2, 3 As was pointed out in Chapter 7 by Rickard, "the quality of iron found in the Pyramid and the tomb of Tut-ankh-Amen appears to be excellent." An iron dagger and other iron items were recovered from this 18th Dynasty pharaoh's tomb. According to Howard Carter who opened Tutankhamen's tomb, besides the iron dagger there were "six miniature implements fixed with hard, dark-grained wooden handles [which] proved to be iron."41 ...
... Leipzig, 1898-1903. BT. Ptolemy. Ptolemaeus. Handbuch der Astronomie [Almagest]. Deutsche Ubersetzung und erlauternde Anmerkungen von K. Manitius. Vorwort und Berichtigungen von Otto Neugebauer. Leipzig, 1963. 2 vols. BT. Ptolemy. Tetrabiblos, F. E. Robbins, trans. 1956. First prjnting 1940, LCL. The Pyramid Texts in translation and commentary. Samuel A. B. Mercer, ed. New York-London- Toronto, 1952.4 vols. Rabuse, Georg. Der kosmische Aufbau der Jenseitsreiche Dantes. Graz-Koln, 1958. Realencyclopaedie der Classischen Altertumswissenschaft (Pauly's Realencyclopaedie). Neu bearbeitet und unter Mitwirkung zahlreicher Fachgenossen herausgegeben von Georg Wissowa. Stuttgart, ...
684. Arctic Tundra Mammoth Steppe Or Velikovskian Poleshift? [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... to Raup, there is a "minimum viable population" and "populations below this point [are] likely to go extinct very quickly."38 This becomes especially important with respect to carnivores that preyed on the herbivore populations. There are always many fewer carnivores in an environment than the herbivore animals they hunt. There is a food pyramid with plants at the base having the greatest biomass. The herbivores that feed on this vegetation do not eat all of it, and lose energy in the process of obtaining and assimilating it. Thus, they have a much smaller biomass or population compared to plants. The carnivores that eat the herbivores are even fewer in number for the ...
... large monument for his father and his brethren, of white and polished stone, and raised it a great height, and so as to be seen a long way off, and made cloisters about it, and set up pillars, which were of one stone apiece; a work it was wonderful to see. Moreover, he built seven pyramids also for his parents and his brethren, one for each of them, which were made very surprising, both for their largeness and beauty, and which have been preserved to this day; and we know that it was Simon who bestowed so much zeal about the burial of Jonathan, and the building of these monuments for his relations ...
686. Thundergods and Thunderbolts [Journals] [Aeon]
... close neighbors of the Pima- the celestial reference for the zigzagging form will be readily apparent. Various other phases in the history of the polar configuration can be reconstructed as well, the axis mundi alternately assuming the appearance of a chain of wedges or arrows, often compared to a ladder, a towering pile of serpent-like coils, and a pyramidal or ziggurat-like form. A detailed analysis of these respective forms would be impossible here, but the problem deserves careful study insofar as the forms reconstructed from comparative mythical analysis and depicted in rock art resemble forms seen during certain laboratory experiments performed by Anthony Peratt involving high-energy plasma discharges. Here, ancient lore and modern science appear to converge at ...
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