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30 pages of results. 121. SIS Conference 2002: Ages still in Chaos [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... , in that he admitted to not speaking English too well because his native language is Australian! David Rohl's lecture on Testing Time' was up to his usual high standard and his presentation was particularly well received, at least from my standpoint. Again, I cannot give details but suffice it to say, in my opinion, that David Rohl could give a one hour lecture on the attributes of a "split-pin" and still hold the audience spell-bound. Next on the podium should have been Prof. Lewis M. Greenberg to talk about The Lion Gate at Mycenae Revisited' and Greek Archaic Sculpture' but instead a previously prepared paper on these subjects was read by the SIS ...
122. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... delayed, but ISIS will bring it out as soon as possible. We ask members to be patient a little longer, as production of this book is outside the Society's control. REVIEW EDITORSHIP Mr Peter James announced his retirement as Review Editor at the beginning of the production of volume VIII (editing of this issue having been completed by David Rohl). Peter has been Editor of our flagship journal since 1983 - volume V:3 . He has always maintained the impressive standards of his predecessor, Malcolm Lowery, and his contributions to the special "Ages in Chaos" issue (volume VI:1-3) were especially praiseworthy. Peter made another mark for himself in his co-authorship ...
123. Remarks... [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... a pioneering organisation for debate in matters Velikovskian: not merely an uncritical shop window for the heretic polymath's ideas but more of a forum for all creative thinkers in the fields of catastrophism and revised chronology. I hope the new project is a great success and trust that the new magazine will continue in the same spirit as its predecessors. David Rohl, Chairman, Institute for the Study of Interdisciplinary Sciences. http://www.knowledge.co.uk/xxx/cat/ rohl/Author, A Test of Time Since 1976 the SIS journals, through articles and news features, have kept members informed of developments in catastrophism. Now that relevant material is going out ...
124. C&C Workshop 1988, Number 2: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... E. W. Crew, P. Clapham,, W. Thornhill, L. J. Mitcham and D. A. Slade 35 Copyright (C ) January 1989 Society for Interdisciplinary Studies a registered charity (Charities Act, 1960) - registration number 286264 EDITOR: Bernard Newgrosh EDITORIAL TEAM: Jill Abery, Derek Shelley-Pearce and David Rohl EDITORIAL ADDRESS: Derek Shelley-Pearce, 29 Cuttam Lane North, Orpington, Kent BR6 6BX PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Ditas Rohl all Subscriptions and Enquiries should be sent to the Hon. MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs Val Pearce, 57 Meadway, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 1JH, U.K . CHRONOLOGY & CATASTROPHISM WORKSHOP is intended to provide a forum for ...
125. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Whitfield, 1988, page 412). Jill Abery, Sittingbourne, Kent Dear Reader Having read Nieves Mathews' letter (C &C Workshop 2003:3 ), I took another look at James' and Rohl's books, and having done so I now appreciate the matter more fully. In his acknowledgements (The Test of Time) Rohl mentions Velikovsky as one of a list of previous revisionists and his treatment by the establishment' as disgraceful'. However, he leaves the reader in no doubt that the 1978 SIS Glasgow Conference proved Velikovsky wrong and also implies that the new young academics (who, nevertheless, also still thought the accepted chronology was wrong) were subsequently ...
126. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... theory of the Sea Peoples as an agent of destruction since the Philistines and their confederates were already present in the Levant, and suggested we consider a natural catastrophe as the cause of the widespread devastation. He also felt unable to accept Dr Velikovsky's arguments for placing Ramesses III's battles with the Peoples of the Sea in the 4th century. David Rohl then gave an interesting presentation of slides dealing with Egypt, with particular emphasis on points relating to next year's projected tour, and the day came to an end for those who chose to stay on with a thoroughly enjoyable cheese and wine party, voted by all present as an absolute "must" for future meetings. Our thanks go ...
127. Response to Bimson [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . I could go on and on, but this, I would remind readers, is but a tiny sample of the volumes of similar evidence relating to the true date of the 18th and 19th Dynasties, presented throughout the works of Velikovsky, Heinsohn and myself, all of which has been ignored by John Bimson, as well as David Rohl and Peter James. The evidence in fact suggests that the whole of the New Kingdom, 18th – 21st Dynasties, needs to be reduced by a total of seven to eight centuries. Velikovsky got it right in Ramses II and His Time and Peoples of the Sea, though in the former the biblical synchronisms are invalid because the Hebrew ...
128. Caananites, Chronologies and Connections, by Susan Cohen [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . This book is an impressive addition to our knowledge of this era and important with respect to those postulating alternative chronologies. The Exodus from Egypt led by Moses has been considered to have occurred in at least three places in Egyptian history; at the end of EBIII (Courville), at the end of MBIIc (Velikovsky, Bimson, Rohl), or at the end of LB. For the EBIII supporters, the MBI period is Joshua's tribal occupation and the MBIIa period must occur during the biblical period of Judges, so the MBIIa people could be the Philistines. For those, like Rohl, who support an Exodus near the end of the 13th Dynasty (MBIIc) ...
129. Letter [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... changed his gap again, remarking that Ramesses III would do just as well, why not? Velikovsky reviewed every known major theory on a particular subject before presenting his own. But a number of revisionists have since brought forth their own chronologies as if into a vacuum, claiming to be the first to evolve a coherent picture. Thus David Rohl, on the strength of a few dubious etymologies and a retrocalculated eclipse (not valid in catastrophic times), after closely (and tacitly) following Velikovsky through half his book - and John Bimson for the brilliant placement of Joseph - did not hesitate to scrap 1,000 closely woven years of Velikovskian New (and Late) Kingdom ...
130. El-Hiba Revisited [Journals] [SIS Review]
... From: SIS Review Vol VIII (1986) "Tenth Anniversary Tour Issue" Home | Issue Contents El-Hiba Revisited David Rohl David Rohl was co-organiser of the Tenth Anniversary Tour of Egypt. He is also co-founder and co-director (with Peter James) of ISIS - The Institute for the Study of Interdisciplinary Sciences. Following the successful Tenth Anniversary Tour of Egypt, David Rohl and Val Pearce returned to Cairo some eight weeks later to visit the site of el-Hiba once again. The purpose of this return was to undertake a walking survey of the tell with a view to assessing the site's potential for an archaeological expedition. The El-Hiba Foundation has since been established, under the auspices of ...
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