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SIS Review Vol. VI Issues 1-3 Special Issue: Ages in chaos?

How valid are Velikovsky’s views on Ancient History?
with papers on the Astronomy

PROCEEDINGS OF THE RESIDENTIAL WEEKEND CONFERENCE
organized by
THE DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA-MURAL AND ADULT EDUCATION,
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
and held at
JORDANHILL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
7TH TO 9TH APRIL 1978

Introduction (Brian Moore) 2
Speakers 5

Dr I. Velikovsky:
Some Additional Evidence from the Period from the Exodus to the End of the Eighteenth Dynasty  7

Geoffrey J. Gammon:
The Nature of the Historical Record  12

Dr John J. Bimson:
Can There be a Revised Chronology Without a Revised Stratigraphy?  16

Postscript  24

Michael Jones:
Some Detailed Evidence from Egypt Against Velikovsky’s Revised Chronology  27

Michael Jones and “Peoples of the Sea”: some clarifying comments (G. Gammon)  33

Peter J. James:
Chronological Problems in the Archaeology of the Hittites  34

Postscript  50

Discussion Session  51

Prof. A. E. Roy:
The Astronomical Basis of Egyptian Chronology  53

Dr Euan MacKie:
Radiocarbon Dating and Egyptian Chronology  56

Factors Affecting Radiocarbon Dates  57

The Nature of Radiocarbon Dates  58

The Tree-ring Calibration  62

Discussion Session  63

“Blind Dating” – letter to the Editor (Michael Start)  63

Prof. A. E. Roy:
The Stability of the Solar System  66

Dr Robert W. Bass:
The Celestial Dynamics of “Worlds in Collision”  69

Letter to the Editor (Ralph Juergens)  76

Discussion Session  77

Dr I. Velikovsky:
The Tomb of Ahiram (summary by G. Gammon)  80

Closing Discussion  82
Envoi (Euan MacKie) 83
Postscript (Harold Tresman) 84

Abbreviations  8

 

Editors:
Malcolm Lowery
(Co-ordinating)

Peter J. James
(History)

Rosemary Burnard
(Artwork)

Editorial Address:
Brian Moore,
Central Library,
Clarence Rd.,
Hartlepool,
Cleveland,
England, UK

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