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23 pages of results. 201. Letters To The Edttor [Journals] [Aeon]
... , multiple solutions occur; but one has always been close to Brinkman's date. See, e.g ., V.S . Tuman and R. Hoffman, "Rediscovering the Past...Astronomical Dating of Kudurru SB22...", Archaeoastronomy 10 (1987-8), pp. 124-138. Tuman's procedure is independent of Sothic dating and has passed a blind test on Kudurru IN80908 in a challenge from C.B .F . Walker of the British Museum whose result will appear in Sumer. The evidence from eclipses and Tuman's dating procedure cannot legitimately be discounted as being "uniformitarian". The Moon's spin-orbit resonance with Earth, which is difficult to achieve quickly ...
... , and we find the "wounding of Set" referred to on the 1st Epiphi and the rising of Sirius referred to under 1 Mesori. Now this means, if the old vague year is referred to, as it most probably is, that 5 Epacts 30 Mesori 35 x 4 = 140 years had elapsed since the beginning of a Sothic cycle, when the calendar coincidences were determined, which were afterwards inscribed on the temple walls. We have, then, 140 years to subtract from the beginning of the cycle in 270 B.C . This gives us 130 B.C ., and it will be seen that this agrees as closely as can be expected with ...
203. The Cycle of 320 Days [Journals] [Aeon]
... , facing p. 62. [3 ] W. M. F. Petrie, A History of Egypt, Vol. I (N . Y., 1902/1972), p. 12. [4 ] [See here Richard Parker's contention that such an interregnum did take place: R. A. Parker, "Sothic dating Redux," KRONOS VI:4 (Summer 1981), p. 86- Ed.] [5 ] A. Gardiner, op. cit., p. 64. [6 ] [This conclusion had already been reached by L. Borchardt in 1935- see his Quellen und Forschungen zur Zeitbestimmung der Äegyptischen Geschichte ...
204. The Hyksos Were Not Assyrians [Journals] [Aeon]
... , incidentally, was not based directly on the Bible at all. He took it from Edwin Thiele, who cut Biblical chronology in order to make it fit the generally-accepted Assyrian chronology, and that, in turn, is based on an assumed back-calculated solar eclipse ascribed to 763 B.C .E .- a foundation as tenuous as Sothic Dating. Heinsohn says he agrees with Courville, myself and the others in his Early Bronze IV/Middle Bronze IA placement for the Exodus and the conquest. But his dating "solution" generates more problems than it causes, for Israelite and Egyptian history alike- especially since Courville and those of us who followed him on the Early ...
... the west, would be ignorant of the fact that the moon and stars also travel across the sky to their setting, and that consequently they cannot possibly be cabled or chained to an immovable sky-canopy of iron? It is hard to be patient with an author who can soberly ascribe such incredible crudities to the finders and the users of the Sothic year. 1 It seems quite time that some qualified expert should give us a thorough study on "The Nile of Heaven." How utterly unlike the . THE EGYPTIAN UNIVERSE G5 The latest writers on Egyptian science and religion Breasted, Budge, Petrie, Erman, Steindorff, Von Strauss-und-Torney, Wiedemann, Spiegelberg, Schack-Schackenburg, NaviUe, ...
206. Response to Bimson [Journals] [SIS Review]
... by concentric circle designs produced by the compass (as opposed to the hand-done spirals of Mycenaean/Minoan work), was designated as Proto-Geometric. It will be apparent then that the whole concept of an evolution from Mycenaean to Geometric, as well as the existence of so-called transitional forms, is something which has been forced upon historians by the Sothically dated Egyptian chronology. Thus, for me, terms such as sub-Mycenaean and Proto-Geometric' have little or no chronological significance at all. These are cheap forms of functional pottery produced largely for export over many centuries by workshops in mainland Greece, Crete and Cyprus. So-called sub-Mycenaean' work was still being produced in Cyprus and possibly parts of ...
... says this: "And they dwelt in Phoenicia. And when there were great droughts they stretched forth their hands to heaven, towards the Sun: for him they supposed to be God, the only Lord of Heaven, calling him Baalsamin."16 When reforms were instituted and Saturn was discarded, with Apollo supreme, and when the Sothic Cycle was introduced, the importance of Sirius must have been fully recognized by the astronomers and savants. This vital celestial body was in the ascendant with the dawn on or about May 17, when the sun rose in Alpha Ceti in the Vernal Equinox at the time of the Flood. It is very certain that at this time-or, ...
208. An Answer to the Critics of Ramses II and His Time [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... unlike the Libyan' Osorkon. However, various scholars had, unknown to me, already proved beyond all doubt that the Libyans came well after the 19th Dynasty [10]. I am grateful to these persons, and their diligence has prevented a distortion of history that would have been almost as great as the original distortion caused by the Sothic' chronology. It is in fact clear that a large body of evidence points to kings with Libyan' names a number of generations after the end of the 19th Dynasty. For example, one genealogy on a royal statue separates Osorkon I from Merneptah by ten generations. There are a number of such genealogies, and all of them ...
209. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Sea pp. 6-12), and it devotes a lot of space to showing that the Flood occurred c.1700 BC. Part II attacks the use of Manetho as a sequence of dynasties, but it deals mostly with the views of nineteenth century Egyptologists, which is interesting but not so relevant. Part III is a strong attack on Sothic dating and makes interesting reading. Part IV dismisses radiocarbon dating and VI dismisses stratigraphy! Part V tries to show that the Amarna Letters should be placed in the late 7th century BC and that Assuruballit therein is the Assuruballit II at the end of the Assyrian Empire c.610 BC. Heinsohn fans will recognise this equation but, unlike ...
... 000 months would intimate 750 years before Solon, 9,500 months would be approximately 792 years, and if we add to these the date when Solon was in Egypt, say c. 550 BC, it gives us a date between 1342 to 1300 BC, thus bringing it within the orbit of the period of the Flood, the Sothic Cycle, and the Golspie Stone, as well as agreeing with the terminal period of the Bronze Age. Many students of the classics refuse any historical value to Plato's Atlantis story, mostly because its acceptance would invalidate the acceptance of venerable belief in regard to the Flood in the Middle East, and would upset the long-held and cherished belief ...
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