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30 pages of results. 241. Forum Part Two [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Before Exodus', C & C Workshop 1987:2 , pp. 36-44. B. Newgrosh: Exodus in the Late Bronze Age? ', C & C Review XIV (1992), pp. 53-57 and bibliography therein as to the multiple, non-synchronous destructions and difficulties interpreting these. B. Newgrosh, D. M. Rohl & P. G. van der Veen: The el-Amarna Letters and Israelite History', JACF 6 (1992/3 ), pp. 33-64. R. M. Porter: Bronze Age Multi-Site Destructions', Proceedings of the 1993 Cambridge Conference, pp. 45-50. A. H. Rees: Egyptian Monumental Evidence', ...
242. Solomon and Sheba [Journals] [SIS Review]
... person of Hatshepsut's great Steward, Senenmut. 1. INTRODUCTION A decade has elapsed since Dr. John Bimson wrote his probing critique [1 ] of Immanuel Velikovsky's thesis that Queen Hatshepsut was the biblical Queen of Sheba [2 ]. In the interim, there has been a succession of other critiques - and new chronologies - by James, Rohl, Sieff and others. Dr. Bimson, by submitting Velikovsky's thesis to intense scrutiny, has done a great service, forcing those who wish to defend the idea that Hatshepsut was the Queen of Sheba to dig deeper and to come up with more cogent arguments. In The Queen of Sheba Hatshepsut [3 ], I endeavoured to ...
243. Chronological Placements of the Dynasties of Manetho [Journals] [SIS Review]
... idea that many of Manetho's dynasties ruled all of Egypt rather than more limited areas. An alternative interpretation is proposed in which Manetho's dynasties are treated as largely concurrent, regional kingdoms, the earliest of which may not date before the mid-2nd millennium BC and may not have been located in Egypt. A basic assumption of Egyptologists, including James and Rohl, is that thirty-one dynasties ruled Egypt before the Ptolemies. They further assume that many of these dynasties ruled all of Egypt consecutively. The concept of an extended dynastic framework is based upon epitomes of the 3rd century BC Egyptian priest Manetho, found in the writings of Christian authors of the 3rd century AD or later. This paper explores ...
244. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... there are details of the iron plate which apparently sealed the southern channel in the King's Chamber - i.e . it was contemporaneous with the pyramid and could not have been dropped' there later. It was not meteoric and it seems that it could originally have been covered with gold. Jill Abery, Rodmersham, Kent Astronomical retro-calculations David Rohl greatly weakens the chronological hypothesis which he very ably presents in A Test of Time when he emphasises that Wayne Mitchell's astronomical retrocalculations support his chronology. Wayne Mitchell's calculations have every appearance of being very ably conducted. The only catch is that they are 100% dependent on the astronomer's dogma', namely that there has never been any significant ...
245. Chapter 4 Scientific ? Radiocarbon Dating [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... what the laboratory controller wants it to prove." George Bernard Shaw quoted in Robert Youngson, Scientific Blunders (NY 1998) p. 173 ". . . material is often submitted for [radiocarbon] dating in the spirit of adding scientific precision to the archaeologists' pre-existing beliefs." R. Hedges, quoted in David M. Rohl, Pharaohs and Kings (NY 1995) p. 384 Radiocarbon dating is considered by many researchers as a scientific process that can also deliver absolute dates for organizing the chronology of the ancient world. What is rarely presented to the public is that there are a significant number of researchers who are adamant in rejecting the validity of this method ...
246. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the reign of Jehoash of Israel (and, therefore, fulfilling the prophecy of Elisha). A revision of the TIP Egypt in the region of 50 years is all that is necessary and this agrees quite closely with Kitchen's genealogical anomalies of the very late TIP. An overlap of the dynasties 21 and 22, as variously espoused by David Rohl and Jeremy Goldberg, is effectively neutralised if we identify Osorcho of Dynasty 21 with Osorkon, uncle of Shoshenk I. The New Chronology has failed dismally to produce a scheme to accommodate Assyro-Babylonian history. A reduction of the king lists by the arbitary amount suggested can be easily achieved by, for instance, aligning the last kings of the ...
247. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... in JACF 4 (pp. 19-22). I would like to hear them explain, given that evidence, laid out in painstaking detail, how anyone could shorten the European oak chronologies by several centuries? Professor MGL Baillie, Belfast Egyptian wine?In his summary of my July 1994 presentation to the SIS Ancient History Study Group, David Rohl refers to the comment in Herodotus about the Egyptians importing wine. This is in Book 3.6 (p . 205). However you also need to read Book 2.77 (p . 158). There Herodotus said that the Egyptians drink a wine made from barley [ie beer], as they have no vines ...
248. Society News [Journals] [SIS Review]
... years books on the dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum have drastically changed from declaring that their extinction was not sudden to an impact scenario. Catastrophism, it seems, is indeed alive and well again. Bob Porter had been considering The Egyptian Third Intermediate Period. This is a notoriously difficult period of ancient history to reconstruct and Egyptologists such as Rohl and Morkot, who had worked on the problem seemed to have made little headway during the last 10 years; the former's The Test of Time gave little in the way of detailed reconstruction of this period. Dodson had attacked Rohl's large time reduction and had cited the apparent continuous development of coffin styles through the 21st Dynasty into the early ...
249. The Periodic Cyclicism Of Ancient Catastrophes [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... to reduce confusion or rivalry when the older king died, and a transfer of power was needed. Thiele was able to identify both periods, regencies and co-regencies because the two king lists were cited in a relation of timing, one to the other. Thiele's work has been viewed as a defining work among many Old Testament scholars including David Rohl. Thiele identified the fourteenth year of King Hezekiah as the year 701 B.C . as related to the 586 B.C . date of the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem. Retrocalculations of the orbital positions of Jupiter and Cancer reveal that Jupiter was in Zone 10, and Saturn in Zone 4 during this particular year. These occasions ...
250. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... 860. Add to this the 80 years Thucydides allocates to the period of Mycenaean decline and we arrive at a date for the Trojan War of c.940 BC, which, on the New Chronology timescale is during the reign of Ramesses II. I hope the above will have clarified the points raised by Philip in his letter. David Rohl, Redhill, Surrey Tilt at Salkeld Dear Sir, Concerning one of Salkeld's problems with my Forum piece, the subtlety of the issue just dawned on me. If you read what I wrote you'll see that I did not talk about stability' of Earth versus at tippe-top. Rather, I talked about the magnitude of effort required to ...
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