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... Hi Vern. Here's a few others along similar lines.. http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2001-12/su-acs120701.php ...
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... wrote: <snip> ... I agree that the Sea Peoples had nothing to do with the collapse of the Mycenaean age. They were a result rather than a cause. The...
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... bj: Review for me the connection, since I don't see it. bj: No a number of people have made comments that the term Philistines refers to people in Canaan...
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... <bobjaffray@j...> wrote: <snip> ... With the exception of the terminology, the relation between the Philistines and Crete is common knowledge. Please...
Vern Crisler
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In a message dated 7/15/2004 1:47:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time, ... The bible study books I read in the 1980's written in the 1970s and earlier, seemed to...
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... bj: There is a termendous amount of "scholarship" that doesn't amount to anything because it is unfounded speculation with regard to etymology or else very...
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... <snip: please remove non-relevant material before posting> ... bj: No artistic connection? The only connection is that both were bichrome, nothing more....
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In a message dated 7/17/2004 11:05:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Actually, context might be less important than literal meaning. Cyrus mean copper. What...
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... The bichrome paint is not the important thing, but rather than artistic designs. In the older Cypriot bichrome, we see geometric decorations (concentric...
Vern Crisler
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... bj: Of course not. Bichrome simply means two colors for decorations.Red and black were common colors for decoration in pottery and were used together many...
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... Absolutely, in fact academics can't agree if Crete is Caphtor or Keftiu, they have too many names and not enough islands. In truth, Crete was "G-r-t-y",...
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... <snip> ... I see no reason to depart from the scholarly consensus on the identification of keftiu with Crete. For an overview, see: ...
Vern Crisler
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Note, if anyone needs to contact me, please use the post feature on this list. If it's a personal email I'll intercept it so it won't go on the list. My own...
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The Philistines: Were They Greeks or Egyptians? Copyright, 2004 Vern Crisler 1. Courville's View: Our chronological perspective is called the Neo-Courville ...
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In a message dated 9/1/2004 8:42:19 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Does this add up to approximate 1500 BC?...
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... The traditional date for the Exodus is c. 1445, and the conquest is 40 years later....
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2. Terminological Confusion When Courville wrote his book, the Exodus Problem, prior to 1971, he did not have access to the illuminating book by Trude and...
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In a message dated 9/3/2004 5:49:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Yeah, well, I got news for you. That is dead wrong. If you track back using the Biblical...
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Hi Group, The recent discussions on the Philistines in light of the Neo- Courville Chronology got me thinking about the possible origins of the Philistines of...
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... Well I simply round off the ca. 1450 BC date to 1500 BC. Please note the original question about the conventional date of the end of the EB (Early Bronze)...
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... <grazioli7@h...> wrote: <snip> ... These are interesting. Can you share any more information about Faucounau's views, etc.? ... I agree that the Cretans...
Vern Crisler
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In a message dated 9/4/2004 6:15:42 PM Pacific Daylight Time, rb47x@... ... Yeah, but 50 years is a long time. Just who did they slip past coming and...
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... rb47x@A... ... (snip) ... of Moab in ... The late king of Egypt who died in the Red Sea would be Merenre II, the last of the Old Kingdom. The king of Moab...
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Hi Vern, Thanks for the swift reply! ... Jean ... to ... the ... 6th ... I have done a little more research, and discovered that Faucounau has written some...
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Note: some of this material has already been posted earlier, but is here reposted for the sake of continuity in the essay (which has about 10 parts). 3....
Vern Crisler
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In a message dated 9/5/2004 1:03:13 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Well, yes, but what does the archaeological record say? Assuming he isn't already found by...
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... the ... the ... Assuming ... named then ... As far as I know, unlike Balaam the seer, the name of Balak has not yet been uncovered by archaeological...
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In a message dated 9/6/2004 11:11:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I vaguely recall something of Balaam getting mentioned somewhere outside The Bible - can...
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... Thanks for the information and website. ... Stay tuned. :-) Vern...
Vern Crisler
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... not ... somewhere ... Yes, Balaam is mentioned in an inscription discovered at Deir'Alla in modern Jordan, identified by some as the Biblical Succoth. The...
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