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13 pages of results. 1. The Still-Lost City of Avaris: The Capital and Stronghold of the Hebrew Pharaohs (Hyksos) [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... been brought forth for the site of Avaris by archaeologists and linguists who interpreted the hieroglyphics. This has led to many a painstaking argument and a few retractions, but the search still persists. The leading contenders both past and present who claim their geographic area of work is the site of the fabled Avaris are: Archaeologists Sites Petrie Tell-el-Yehudiyeh Montet Tanis Bietak Tel-el-Dab'a Habachi Qantir All of these remarkable men disagreed on this matter, and it is most interesting to disentangle the threads of their arguments. We can do this by stating their views, and then examining them in detail. We will then try theoretically to find the whereabouts of this much-sought-after place. The present author will also show ...
2. Evidence For Shortening Egyptian History [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Porter has an MSc in engineering, was for some time a member of the S1S editorial team and currently contributes a regular feature on Recent Developments in Near Eastern Archaeology' to C&C Review. 1. Introduction I shall talk about the Third Intermediate Period (TIP), mainly the earlier half, and particularly about recent excavations at Tanis which have turned up an enormous elliptical pit which is a major problem for the Orthodox Chronology. I shall use the abbreviations OC' for the Old or Orthodox Chronology and NC' for the New Chronology (approximately as per David Rohl with a shortening of over three centuries). The TIP spans about 400 years on the OC, ...
3. L'Énigme de la Structure Elliptique [Journals] [SIS Review]
... From: SIS Chronology & Catastrophism Review 2001:2 (Jan 2002) Home | Issue Contents Recent Developments In Near Eastern Archaeology L'Énigme de la Structure Elliptique Tanis looks like it may be producing a repeat of the Tanis tombs enigma (a tomb of Psusennes I of the 21st Dynasty seems to have been built after an adjacent one of Osorkon II of the 22nd Dynasty - see e.g . D. Rohl Test of Time Chap. 3; also C&CR 1997:2 pp. 38-9). Brissaud's summary of recent excavations in Bulletin de la Socité Francaise d'Égyptologie (150 [March 2001], pp. 26-41, Tanis...1997-2000' ) ...
4. The Dawn of Astronomy: A Study of the Temple-Worship and Mythology of the Ancient Egyptians [Books]
... at 79 Isis, Osiris and Horus 297 High Nile, oriented to the Sunrise at the Winter Solstice Plan of Memphis 80 A "Change of Cult" at Luxor 298 East and West Pyramids and Temples 81 Curves showing the Declinations of 307 at Gîzeh Some of the Stars used by the Egyptian Astronomers at Different Epochs Temple and Temenos Walls of Tanis 82 The Temples at Tell el-Amarna 322 Temple and Temenos Walls of Saïs 83 Apis (two forms of) 330 (Sa-el-Hagar) The Temple near the Sphinx, looking 84 Mnevis 331 West (True), showing its Relation to the South Face of the Second Pyramid Stonehenge, from the North 90 The Two Great Pyramids at the Time ...
5. "The Basest Of The Kingdoms". Part 2 Ch.2 (Peoples of the Sea) [Velikovsky]
... published long ago, actually by Golenishchev himself in 1899. No document better pictures Egypt's lowly international position during the later part of the Persian domination than Wenamon's description of his experiences. The priest Wenamon was sent by his superior, the high priest Herihor, to purchase cedarwood in Lebanon for building a sacred barge of Amon. When he reached Tanis in the Delta he gave letters of mandate or introduction to Nesubanebded, the governor of Lower Egypt, and to Ta-net-Amon, his wife, and the letters were read in their presence. They sent him off with the ship captain Mengebet. Before Wenamon reached Byblos, the goal of his travel, he lost gold and silver that he ...
6. Early 21st Dynasty Genealogy and the Consequences of Redating the Installation of HPA Pinudjem 1 to ca. Year 1 of Psusennes I [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the unknown royal son of Herihor from the unknown royal father of Psusennes I. Such a filiation of Psusennes I from Herihor seems extremely attractive, not least in view of the poor alternatives. THE HENTTAWY PROBLEM SOLVED? The above would allow Psusennes I's elusive Ramesside connection to pass through Thebes (though it would evidently have been more appreciated in Tanis). In agreement with Maspero, the source of Psusennes I and Makare A's legitimacy would be Herihor and Nodjmet. SMENDES The above redating requires a Ramesses XI/Smendes overlap. This would fit well with (e .g .) the status of Tentamun in Wenamun's report. It could also help explain Pinhasy's campaign and HPA Amenhotep's ...
7. New Proposals For A Downdating the Egyptian New Kingdom [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... of the HPM appears to decline (cf. TIPE 194) between year 2 of Pimay and year 11 of Shoshenq, here at least roughly ca. when Shabako took over Memphis (cf. below following n.26 on Memphis in Piankhy's record). Since by year 20 of Piankhy, an Osorkon was seated at Bubastis (not Tanis) and Nimlot D at Hermopolis (not Thebes), it would here be clear (see also below on Piankhy's Osorkon) that the above shifts reflect a Nubian policy of displacing Libyan power from its high seats. (At Memphis, it appears – cf. below at nn.25-28- that such displacement was directed to Athribis ...
8. Epilogue: Questions And Answers (Ramses II and his Time) [Velikovsky]
... either have been or will be discussed by me at greater length in other places. And here are the questions I expect: 1. The identification of Psammetich, Necho, and Apries in the Greek writings with Seti, Ramses, and Merneptah, known from the monuments, raises the question: If the first are known as pharaohs with Tanis on the eastern side of the Delta as their capital, while the later kings are known as Saitic pharaohs with their capital at Saïs, on the other side of the Delta, how can this difference be harmonized? 2. The art- architecture, sculpture, painting; the language-literary works, orthography and epigraphy (writing); and ...
9. Recent Developments in Near Eastern Archaeology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... III this appears impossible (as noted at p. 40 note5). It is regrettable that Lachish, which for the last 15 years has dictated the chronology of the late Iron Age, has taken so long to produce the preliminary reports. How long to the final reports, and can these problems be resolved without altering dates? The Tanis Royal Tombs Moving to Egypt, the current Tanis excavator has deigned to respond in print to le téléchronologiste David Rohl'. My thanks to Jeremy Goldberg (who incidentally, was also the Jeremy intended in C&CR 1997:1 p. 52 - Jeremy Parnell being the treasurer!) for noting a preliminary mention in BSFE 138 ...
... Chapter XXVIII The Fixed Year and Festival Calendars THE reformation of the Egyptian calendar, to be gathered, as I suggested in the last chapter, from the decree of Tanis, is not, however, the point to which reference is generally made in connection with the decree. The attempt recorded by it to get rid of the vague year is generally dwelt on. Although the system of reckoning which was based on the vague year had advantages with which it has not been sufficiently credited, undoubtedly it had its drawbacks. The tetramenes, with their special symbolism of flood-, seed-, and harvest-time, had apparently all meant each in turn; however the meanings of ...
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