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110 pages of results. 441. In Passing [Journals] [SIS Review]
... began during the reign of Samsuilana, over 100 years before the Hittite raid, and that Agum II - the ninth Kassite ruler - was on the throne a mere twenty years after that event. Moreover, since the Hittite king Suppiluliumas I, who reigned in the 14th century (conventional chronology), was separated from Mursilis I by only seven generations, an 18th-century date for the latter seems unlikely. Similar problems arise over the 20th-century date postulated by Mellaart for Shamshi Adad I, which can be sustained only if one assumes a 200-year gap in the Assyrian King List for which there is not a shred of evidence. Mellaart goes on to point out that the accepted date of ...
442. Immanuel Velikovsky 1895-1979 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... generation of astronomers, geologists, biologists and historians on public platforms and in print, at the same time developing the implications of his theories in many fields. He avoided no challenge, even the notorious AAAS Symposium of 1974, where the manipulations of the organisers excluded his scientific supporters from the platform leaving Velikovsky alone to face four specialists in seven hours of gruelling debate. The standing ovation granted to him by the 1400-strong audience leaves no doubt as to the verdict of the witnesses. Dr Velikovsky was working and studying until the day of his death. His accumulated correspondence and work in progress form what Alfred de Grazia has called "the greatest archive in the history of science" ...
443. Folklore, Part 2 Mars Ch.6 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... , in former times the planets played a decidedly more important role in the imagination of peoples, to which fact their religions give testimony. Tr ue, sun and moon (Shamash and Sin, Helios, Apollo and Selene) were also numbered among the planetgods, but usually they were not the most important ones. Their enumeration among the seven planets sometimes startles the modern scholar, because these two lu minaries are so much more conspicuous than the other planets; the dominance of Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, and Mars must startle us even more as long as we do not know what was displayed on the celestial scene a few thousand years ago. Modern folklorists occupy themselves mainly ...
444. Velikovsky and the El-Amarna period [Journals] [SIS Review]
... if we assume that this was Pygmalion's 7th year, then this must be year in which the latter killed Sicharbas. It then follows that Pygmalion's first year was Shalmaneser's 11th year. If Pygmalion and Abimilki are one and the same, it follows that Pygmalion/Abimilki wrote about the destruction of Ugarit (which occurred in Shalmaneser's 4th year) seven years after the actual destruction. This is pretty unlikely. Mitanni and Medes In the El-Amarna correspondence, letters from Dushratta, a Mitannian king, were found [19]. According to Velikovsky, the Mitanni and the Medes are the same [20]. Herodotus wrote Their empire [of the Medes] over the parts of Asia ...
445. The Immanuel Velikovsky Archive [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Worship of the Moon 9. The Pre-Adamite Age 10. Giants 11. Nefilim 12. Astronomical Knowledge Before the Deluge. Part II: Saturn and The Flood. Deluge. 1. William Whiston and the Deluge 2. Deluge and Comet 3. Khima 4. Saturnian Comets 5. Saturn and the Deluge 6. The Light of the Seven Days 7. Nova 8. "Star of the Sun" 9. Arrival of the Waters 10. The Deluge in Rabbinical Sources 11. Hydrogen and Oxygen 12. The Origin of the Oceans 13. Saturn the God of Seeds 14. The Worship of Saturn 15. Seventeen 16. Festivals of Light 17. Saturn and Jupiter ...
446. Chapter23_end
... . There is no certainty yet whether. or not there are fixed rules, according to which one fire has to be fetched from the North, and the other from the South; both methods are employed. The Finns, for example, insist on the fire's "cradle on the navel of the sky," whence it rushes through seven or nine skies into the sea, to the bottom if it, in fact [n10 K. Krohn, Magische Ursprungsrunen der Finnen (1924), p. 115.]. And Tezcatlipoca is claimed to be sitting at the celestial North Pole also, when drilling fire in the year 2-Reed, after the flood. Whereas it ...
447. Did the Amazons Exist After All? [Journals] [Aeon]
... counterparts near the town of Pokrovka in Kazakhstan. There, Davis-Kimball has excavated 63 graves, dating from 600 to 400 B.C ., which contained the remains of females only. The archaeologists have been able to divide these remains into three classes according to the nature of the large quantity of artifacts buried with the women. Twenty- seven of these graves contained objects which are typically associated with femininity and domesticity. Thirteen of the buried women are claimed to have been priestesses. But sixteen of them had been buried together with iron swords, daggers, bronze arrowheads, and, quite significantly, whet-stones used for sharpening weapons. These items suggest that these sixteen women, at ...
448. Old World Maps -- A Response to Charles Ginenthal [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... line is the present 38 west longitude which was used, in the Papal Bull Inter Caetera of May 4, 1493, to delimit the Spanish and Portuguese division of the Earth. (6 ) Christopher Columbus returned to Spain on March 15, 1493, so the principals to the agreement (Portugal, Spain, the Vatican) had only seven weeks to arrive at an understanding. They must have had a reliable map of the world (at least the 180 degrees from Brazil to Japan) that everyone trusted. And if they started to negotiate before Columbus got back, the point is even more valid. The 90 meridian is at the same place (through the eastern tip ...
449. Editorial C&AH 11:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... article, by Professor Duane Vorhees, who is presently teaching in Korea, reflects a search of Korean myths and early history to find records in that part of the world involving catastrophism. It is a much neglected area of investigation. Because of the rise in postal rates we will be forced to raise our subscription rates from six dollars to seven and a half ($ 7 .50) in the United States, and from eight dollars to eleven ($ 11.00) overseas. This will not take effect, however, until June 1, 1990- so you have some time to renew your subscription before the deadline. We thank you for your continued support as ...
450. Is the Universe Finite? [Journals] [Aeon]
... 2 .4241 x 10-9), making S equal to 2.8500 x 1013 miles- the arc distance traveled by the blob in the 257 days (or 2.2205 x 107 seconds) between observations. This in turn gives an average velocity for the quasar blob of 1.2835 x 106 miles per second, or almost seven times the speed of light. And "warp-7" is too much even for the theoretical cosmologists to swallow this side of StarTrek, even by suspending literary judgment. (2 ) It was by far too much for Halton Arp. Just for the exercise now, imagine the quasar blob traveling precisely- if improbably- at the velocity ...
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