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49 pages of results. 81. Velikovsky and the El-Amarna period [Journals] [SIS Review]
... years in biblical history, as in the Velikovsky thesis, then the 18th and 19th Egyptian dynasties can be connected instead of separated. Studies by Gunnar Heinsohn revealed that the stratigraphy of several cities in Israel does not follow biblical chronology. Using a duration of 30 years per stratum, the founding of Samaria points towards a 7-6th century date [ ... 9th century BC. Also in recent years data have been published indicating that biblical chronology might not be that reliable [45], which could be in line with the stratigraphic data of Gunnar Heinsohn. The arguments below on Solomon, Carthage and the Queen of Sheba also suggest a reduction of biblical history and a possible down-dating of 18th Dynasty ...
82. Radiocarbon Dating The Extinction [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... in error by many thousands of years. But this is not true for radiocarbon dating as we will see. The palynologists say, on the basis of the varve pollen stratigraphy chronology, that the mammoths could only have lived in the arctic during the interglacial period of which the last ended 125,000 years ago, or during one of ... penetration and that the specimen must be re-integrated with the site of its origin by placing it with items from the higher level. He will end with real trickery in the stratigraphic presentation of his specimens; trickery in aid of preconceived ideas, but more or less unconsciously done by a man of good faith whom no one would call fraudulent. ...
83. Arctic Tundra Mammoth Steppe Or Velikovskian Poleshift? [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... is the microscopic grain shed in great abundance by many trees and plants. Such grains positively identify the flora from which they came; their use in paleontology is called pollen stratigraphy. ' The method is wonderfully effective for determining the ancient flora in any region and hence... ferreting out the facts of the Ice Age... ... the present."55 The pollen record from Siberia shows that conditions there were apparently even worse than those in Alaska. According to Owen-Smith, the pollen taken from the stratigraphical layers that were laid down during the height of the Pleistocene show "in Siberia only, Selaginella mosses."56 Where do Selaginella or spike mosses grow? Although ...
84. Seismology, Catastrophe, and Chronology [Journals] [Kronos]
... series of interventions by the frenzied elements of nature. He was so impressed by what he found that during the next few years he put into writing a voluminous work, Stratigraphie comparée, published by Oxford University Press (in French) in 1948. On over six hundred pages supplemented by many tables, he presented this thesis. Several times ... left Egypt prostrate and open to invasion. "In all sites examined till now in Western Asia, a hiatus or a period of extreme poverty caused a rupture of the stratigraphical and chronological sequence of the strata" (p . 564). "As to the nature of this third great upheaval- registered in all the lands of Western ...
85. Index of Titles
... LATER DATE FOR THE PHAETHON EVENT? Barbiero, Flavio: On the Possibility of Instantaneous Shifts of the Poles Barnard, Geoffrey Knowler: Experiments with Time II: Synchronisms and Stratigraphies Barnard, Geoffrey Knowler: Experiments with Time. I: Catastrophes and Chronologies' Barnes, Thomas: A Response to Dr Milsom BARNES, THOMAS G.: Recent ... Reliefs Heinsohn, Gunnar: The Chronology of Lyres Heinsohn, Gunnar: The Israelite Conquest of Canaan Heinsohn, Gunnar: The Rise of Blood Sacrifice Heinsohn, Gunnar: The Stratigraphical Chronology of Ancient Israel Heinsohn, Gunnar: The Stratigraphy of Bahrein: An Answer to Critics Heinsohn, Gunnar: The Thirteenth Theory of the Hyksos Heinsohn, Gunnar: ...
86. A Critique of "Ramses II and His Time" [Journals] [SIS Review]
... reply [10] tended to avoid the important issues. The discussion of the excavations at Lachish in this volume raises the spectre once again, and his treatment of the stratigraphy will not endear him to archaeologists. Velikovsky claims that the Ramesside and Judaean deposits at Lachish are contemporary, but the fact is that the buildings and remains from these ... the Phrygian period had begun by 700 BC at the latest. Velikovsky seeks to make the Hittite Imperial remains postdate the Phrygian, a claim that is entirely ruled out by stratigraphical considerations. Quite simply: Phrygian levels are always found above those of the Hittite Empire. Velikovsky seeks to prove the contrary by relying on the confusion of earlier archaeologists ...
87. On the Disproportion between Geological Time and Historical Time. Part Two - of Earth, Fire and Water [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Canyon. The beds of Redwall limestone and Muav limestone were deposited in the same fashion. In one place they graded laterally into each other and elsewhere intertongued vertically. The stratigraphy contradicts the idea that one rock is 200 million years older than the other. (NB. Vertical scale is 4 times horizontal scale.) Figure 4 depicts the ... between the Precambrian and the Cambrian. Most Precambrian rock is of metamorphic composition and, with rare exceptions [31], contains no fossils. Typically, there is a stratigraphic break. As Ager observes: "Very commonly around the world one finds an unfossiliferous quartzite conformably below fossiliferous Lower Cambrian and unconformably above a great variety of Precambrian rocks ...
88. Bouquets and Brickbats: A Reply to Martin Sieff [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... end of MB II by a little over 100 years. Apart from this move (and the resultant shortening of Late Bronze I) there is no major tampering with Palestinian stratigraphy [in my current views]. Conventional dates are adopted . . . or Late Bronze II and the entire Iron Age.46 As far as Sebastiyeh is concerned ... The brunt of his rebuttal consisted of the following: Dwardu Cardona offers lengthy criticisms of Professor Heinsohn's chronology, though the latter's reconstruction does appear to be in harmony with the stratigraphic facts. For all the length of his criticism, Cardona's effort is not persuasive in spite of his help from Professor Stiebing, because it essentially ignores this fundamental evidence ...
89. Chapter 16 Hittites ? Lydians [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... as in Greece, artistic creations of the 12th century are clearly mirrored in those of the 8th century B.C . If indeed conventional chronology is correct, then the stratigraphy of central Hittite Anatolia should reflect a second millennium B.C . placement. If the conventional chronology is in error, then the stratigraphy of this region should reflect ... C . The Lydians had sources of tin in the first millennium based on the established chronology. They also had developed iron at that time. The historical, artistic, stratigraphic, linguistic, and technological evidence all corroborates, and points inevitably to, the identification of the Hittites with the Lydians of the first millennium B.C . The ...
90. Bronze Age Multi-Site Destructions (A Preliminary Review) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Bronze, Middle Bronze and Late Bronze Ages, attempting to update Claude Schaeffer's major work [1 ]. The full title, in English, of Professor Schaeffer's book is Stratigraphy Compared and Chronology of West Asia (3rd & 2nd Millennia BC) '. It is still often quoted for its details although its main thesis was not well received ... the dates of the Middle Bronze strata, claiming that the Egyptian Middle Kingdom remains in Asia were all brought back as trophies by returning Hyksos. Schaeffer himself recognised that the stratigraphic evidence was puzzling, for at Ugarit he seemed to have continuity of occupation of some houses from MB to LB right across his long hiatus, with only minor building ...
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