atlantis
Atlantean Research, and Atlantis from 1947-1987, or 50
years research in
Edgerton
Sykes was the Editor
for most of the Articles. Dean R. Clarke has been the World Authority on
the subject of Atlantis and curator of this very rare collection for over 30
years.
Journal
discussions in 1949-
The
importance of Hans Hoerbiger 1920's 'Moons, Myth, and
Man' the cosmological disaster and the trapping of the our
modern moon as a satellite, and the implication of other asteroid captures.
The earliest
written mentioning of Noah's Ark by Berosus the
Chaldean Priest in 475 B.C. about the Babylonian Flood story akin to Noah's own
story. The person in his story who was escaping the flood was a Xisuthurus who opened the boat and found he was on the side
of a mountian i.e. the
"And
lest their science should at any time be lost among men and what they had
previously acquired should perish (inasmuch as Adam had acquainted them that a
universal Aphanism, or destruction of all things,
will take place, alternatively by the force of fire and the overwelming
powers of water), they erected two columns, the one of brick, and the other of
stone, and engraved upon each of them their discoveries, so that in the case
the brick pillar was demolished by the waters, the stone pillar might survive
to teach men".
Manetho's
second reference is that after the deluge the anti-diluvian
texts were put on the columns which were copied by Thoth (that is the first
Hermes). He translated the text off the column of a sacred dialect and from Agathodaemon, son of the second Hermes, which in the Penetralia of the Temples of Egypt was from whence Manetho was able to extract material for his chronicle,
deposited it. In his day
Greek
versions of the Flood as noted by Apollodorus, Hellanicus, The Sibyline Oracle, and Pinder
All mention
Deucalion and his wife, as well as how the Pyrrea
ship grounded on the side of a mountain where their deliverance was
commemorated by the two columns at the temple entrance at
Nicholas of
Baris above Minya in the
According to
Josephus called the area 'Nachidsheuan' and in the
Himalayas southern peaks where another ship land was called to them 'Naubandhana' a very similar term to the Armenian counter
part by name of Noah places of landing.
The origin of
the mythological interpretation of Procession of the Zodiac effects on man's
note of zodiacal ages in the book by Witold Balcer's 'Mystery of the Zodiac' as related to his
unpublished works. This is the person who is a pre-cursor to 'Hamlet's Mill'.