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B) Material Culture: 1. The Baltic region had a diversity of food resources, including fish, waterfowl, seal, and larger mammals such as reindeer. Migratory...
Vern Crisler
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Aug 3, 2008
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Before proceeding with the review, we should give our own (tentative) chart of the relation of Assyrian kings, starting with Eriba Adad 1 down to Shalmaneser...
Vern Crisler
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Aug 5, 2008
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2. In the Norwegian area, the basic technology involved flint, or flint-like materials, though individual regions varied. Blades were used for projectiles,...
Vern Crisler
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Aug 7, 2008
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Vern, You don't necessarily have to go to so much trouble to write review, you could perhaps just do a summary chart/table/diagram like I post below. We can...
Sean/Vlad Bam.
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Aug 12, 2008
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... Sean, Your advice is a little odd since most of what I write about chronology contains charts. In the files area you can click on to the Iron 2 chart, and...
Vern Crisler
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...     Date: Tue Aug 12, 2008 4:29 pm ((PDT)) ... contains charts.  In the files area you can click on to the Iron 2 chart, and in the Assyria directory...
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... revisionist ... for all of ... Hi Brad, I usually just have it all in my head, but if someone wants to do a cross-comparison, that would be a benefit to...
Vern Crisler
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Aug 16, 2008
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Hi all, I'll be out of town until Friday, but will put some more Mesolithic stuff up when I get back. See you later, Vern Moderator...
Vern Crisler
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Aug 25, 2008
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Hi Vern, Very nice review of this large book. You are fleshing it out quite well and it is going to be the best review probably anywhere for this title. Bergen...
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... Much appreciated Bergen, although I'm not so sure mine will end up being the best review. I'll settle for adequate at this point, given the complexity of...
Vern Crisler
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3. In southern Scandinavia Mesolithic material culture was used for both practical purposes and for status. It begins with the Maglemose, then goes through...
Vern Crisler
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Greetings, Balaam is the famous Bible character whose 'dumb ass' (2 Peter 2:15,16) spoke to him, warning him of his impending death, should he continue on his...
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Sep 6, 2008
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I don't think Baalam was a bad guy, rather he seems to have had some bad PR (from some people who had been mis-behaving and needed a scapegoat.) The passage...
Robert Fritzius
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Baalam was apparently an inconsistent person, he went about looking for power stones, and his name was eponymos to a false god not to Yahweh. So apparently he...
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I think the issue about the Baalam inscription, is not what he or anyone has to say in the inscription, but rather, that the inscription and something about...
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My reading on this, is that Baalam should have sent the messengers away without letting them spend the night.  He already knew God's will, but was hoping God...
Michael Thannisch
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Mary Christine, You and I both have mis-named Balaam. I first caught my mistake when I typed Baalam into Strong's concordance online. No hits! His name,...
Robert Fritzius
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Hello Mary, It would be very kewl is we, here at 'ancient chronology' could come up with a list of archeological evidence which supports scripture. You wrote: ...
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Greetings Mar, ... away without letting them spend the night.  He already knew God's will, but was hoping God would change his mind, even though he told the...
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Interesting take, BTW, Mar is a title, not the name, so just Michael will do. ... From: zoe_lithoi <zoe_lithoi@...> Subject: [ancient_chronology] Re:...
Michael Thannisch
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_Numbers 24:1_ (http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?book_id=4&chapter=24&verse=1&version=9&context=verse) KJV And when Balaam saw that it pleased the LORD...
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Hi all, I think this discussion needs some scholarship behind it. I don't see much quoting of historians or archaeologists or biblical experts. It would...
Vern Crisler
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I had to delete this one as I'm revising it. Hopefully, it'll be back by tomorrow. thanks, Vern (Moderator)...
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All, I recommend the following article about Balaam and how various scholars down through the ages have interpreted him. The Story of Balaam - The Scriptural...
Robert Fritzius
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Sep 10, 2008
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Chapter 1, The Imperial Hittites and their Neighbours. In this chapter Newgrosh describes the conventional chronology for Late Bronze Age "Hittite" history....
Vern Crisler
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Sep 22, 2008
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Newgrosh goes on to discuss CTH 76 (the treaty between Muwatalli 2 and Alakshandu) and compares it with other Hittite texts, especially KUB XXIII 102. The...
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Hi all, I have a new blog at: http://vernerable.wordpress.com All my New Courville essays have been posted under the "Papers" section. I'll be shutting down ...
Vern Crisler
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See you there. Greg...
Greg Follis
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Greetings everyone, I'ld like to present 2 archeological cases where carbon dating methods favor 'high chronology'... though not without controversy. The 2...
zoe_lithoi
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BJ: If you close down the list then we will lose the archived discussions I suppose. Bob...
Bob Jaffray.
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