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67 pages of results. 101. Three Views of Heinsohn's Chronology [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . That said, there is nevertheless something of value in Heinsohn's work. Just as in the case of Velikovsky's sequels to Ages in Chaos (Peoples of the Sea, Ramses II and His Time), the problems raised are often of much greater value than the proposed solutions. Possibilities which deserve serious investigation include that of identifying the Chaldaeans ... from being predecessors of New Kingdom rulers of the Amarna period who received letters from Palestine. The same happened to the Old-Hittites whose successors wrote to Amarna as well as to Ramesses II. There is no doubt that the Hyksos and the Old-Hittites were true contemporaries whatever the absolute dates eventually assigned to them. Both territories take some 700 years to ...
102. New Chronology Issues, continued from Workshop 1991:1 [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... needs this type of defence, is it not about time the decent thing was done, and it is given a proper burial? Regarding my Answer to the Critics of Ramses II and his Time' published in the last issue of Workshop, I would like to point out that I no longer hold by the separation of Dynasties 18 and ... (which I now enclose) of Sardan troops carrying double-handled shields? The illustration comes from Breasted's History of Egypt, p. 448, and dates from the time of Ramesses II. My third point, about the Boetian-style Medish shields of the Hittites, is similarly dismissed without any discussion. Again I ask: How can Newgrosh make such ...
103. Si-Amon. Part 2 Ch.4 (Peoples of the Sea) [Velikovsky]
... shorter? There are at our disposal only three centuries to complete the story. This stretch of time must seem inadequate to accommodate the Nineteenth Dynasty (that of Seti, Ramses II, and Merneptah), the Twentieth (that of Ramses III and the later Ramessides), the Twenty-first (of priest-kings), the Twenty-second to Twenty-fifth ( ... years are placed between -969 and -950,[7 ] he is made a contemporary of King Solomon. A prominent Egyptologist who wrote the chapter "From the Death of Ramesses III to the End of the Twenty-first Dynasty" for the revised edition of the Cambridge Ancient History admitted that it is "uncertain which king of the Twenty-first Dynasty was ...
104. Chapter 15 Dark Ages Based on Dark Scholarship [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... period. We were told that the writing of Linear B "was used not only on clay tablets but also in brief inscriptions on pots." As Velikovsky explained in Ramses II and His Time, page 75, although defenders of the established chronology suggested that "Perishable material (papyrus) was probably used for writing . . . the ... . Flinders Petrie, Illahun, Kahun and Gurob (London: 1891), Plate 17. "Compare also Plate 18 with two identical glass vases which are assigned to Rameses II." Murray, "Excavations at Enkomi," in Murray, Smith, and Walters, Excavations in Cyprus, p. 23, note. Since the ...
105. After 200 Years It's Time to Get Serious About Dynasty XVIII and Tuthmose III [Journals] [Aeon]
... : A Critique of Velikovsky's Identification and an Alternative View," Chronology & Catastrophism Review VIII (1986), pp. 12-26. [5 ] I. Velikovsky, Ramses II and His Time (N . Y., 1978). [6 ] Idem, Peoples of the Sea (N . Y., 1977). ... praises of David Rohl, endorsing both his methodology and perception. However, it is here that we part company for, as I had earlier indicated, [12] Ramesses II, Rohl's alternative candidate for Shishak, was no more comfortable in his proposed milieu than Shoshenk has been. Indeed, this matter of correct milieu is paramount to ...
106. Rejoinder to Velikovsky [Journals] [Pensee]
... the excavated strata in Israel dating from the time of the monarchy (from David to Jehoshaphat, the period covered in Ages in Chaos I); neither have seals of Ramses II of the 19th Dynasty turned up in Palestine of the Divided Kingdom or in Syria of the Iron Age. The factual situation is the opposite of this statement by ... . Then in the following sentence I remarked: Egyptian scarabs and other objects inscribed with the names of pharaohs such as Thutmose III or Amenhotep III of the Eighteenth Dynasty or Rameses II of the Nineteenth also occur in Late Bronze contexts in Palestine, proving that these rulers could not have lived later than the time of the Palestinian Late Bronze Age ...
107. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... and informative book to anyone interested in the endlessly fascinating problems of the "Sea Peoples" and the end of the Late Bronze Age in the Eastem Mediterranean. New Books RAMSES II AND HIS TIME by Immanuel Velikovsky (London: Sidgwick & Jackson, £6 .95). July. The third volume in the Ages in Chaos series ... civilisation and the concept of a mass migratory movement sweeping across Anatolia and the Levant. In The Sea Peoples and Egypt Alessandra Nibbi argued that the origin of the enemies of Ramesses III was Western Asiatic, and that, at the time of the great battle recorded on the walls of Medinet Habu, they had settled in the Delta. Nancy ...
108. The Chronology of Israel and Judah Part IId [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... my feet." They went with him on his campaign against Tarqu, king of Egypt and Kush, who rebelled (ANET, 294). 34. Velikovsky in Ramses II and His Time equated Necho II with Ramses II king of Egypt. He equated Ramses' son Seti-Merneptah with Pharaoh-Hophra of Jeremiah 45:30. The Israel Stela ... 9:3 ,6 ; 7:16) = 15 Azariah = 1 Seti invasion of Pekanan, 792 31 Azariah = 17 Seti I 776 32 Azariah = 1 Rameses II 775 36 Azariah =5 Rameses II = Battle at Kadesh 771 38 Azariah = 7 Rameses II = Zachariah king 769 39 Azariah = 8 Rameses II = Palestine ...
109. Egyptian Monumental Evidence [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... BC. I also suggested that at least two' so-called Old Kingdom' kings were the same as the late Ethiopian king Taharka. I expressed agreement with Velikovsky's placement of Ramesses III (although I now know that he was actually Ptolemy I Soter). Indeed, I am now of the opinion that almost all New Kingdom material and much ... III to after 400 BC, despite his statement'...either current understanding [of] the evolution of the Greek alphabet is totally flawed or the dating of Rameses III must be .. . ' A very useful discussion on this matter can be found within Horst Friedrich's Velikovsky, Spanuth and the Sea Peoples Discussion' pp. ...
110. A Chronology for the Middle Kingdom and Israel's Egyptian Bondage - II. Israel in Egypt [Journals] [SIS Review]
... keeping with the position of Ex. 1:11 in the narrative. The commonly accepted view places both the work on these citics and the Exodus in the reign of Ramesses II, thus requiring that the labour on Pithom and Raamses took place at the end of the Oppression, against the general tenor of Ex. 1:11-14. ... in which the enslaved Hebrews laboured to build the store-city later called Raamses. The region in which this city stood bears the same name in the Old Testament (actually "Rameses"; the variation in spelling is not significant): cf. Gen. 47:11; Ex. 12:37; Num. 33:3 , ...
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