Category Archives: Arabian Horizon

Sardis 12: Roman Reversal

Posted on October 25, 2021 by malagabay

The Roman Reversal is a revealing Roman Chronology correction. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 12: Roman Reversal

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, Catastrophism, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Roman Chronology, Sardis | 5 Comments

Sardis 10: Follow The Griffin

Posted on October 18, 2021 by malagabay

Follow the Griffin as it sniffs out gold deposits across Europe. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 10: Follow The Griffin

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, Catastrophism, Edwin Johnson, Epigraphy - Inscriptions, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Roman Chronology, Sardis | 7 Comments

Sardis 9: Illusive Lydia

Posted on October 11, 2021 by malagabay

It’s difficult for the Kingdom of Lydia to be greater than the sum of it’s parts because it’s parts are hard to find. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 9: Illusive Lydia

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, Epigraphy - Inscriptions, History, Language, Roman Chronology, Round Towers, Sardis | 2 Comments

Sardis 8: The Arc of History

Posted on October 4, 2021 by malagabay

Unscrambling the Sardis Chronology Clusterfuck begins with the Macedonian and Seleucid narratives. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 8: The Arc of History

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Catastrophism, Dendrochronology, Deranged Dating, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Radiocarbon Dating, Roman Chronology, Sardis | 8 Comments

Sardis 7: Chronology Clusterfuck

Posted on September 27, 2021 by malagabay

Wikipedia says the Kingdom of Lydia existed between 1200 BC and 546 BC. But the Early Roman Ruler adjustment suggests the Kingdom of Lydia ended in 634 CE. Click here to continue reading: Sardis 8: Chronology Clusterfuck

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, British History, Catastrophism, Dendrochronology, Deranged Dating, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Radiocarbon Dating, Roman Chronology | 2 Comments

Sardis 6: Acropolis

Posted on September 20, 2021 by malagabay

The mainstream storyline suggests the inhabitants of Byzantine Sardis were really very “foolish”.

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, Catastrophism, Geology, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Roman Chronology, Sardis, Uniformitarianism, Water | 11 Comments

Sardis 5: Caesar’s Ghost

Posted on September 12, 2021 by malagabay

Why did Shakespeare select Sardis for Caesar’s Ghost first appearance?

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Geology, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Roman Chronology, Sardis | 11 Comments

Sardis 4: Byzantine Bricks

Posted on September 6, 2021 by malagabay

One of the delights of ancient history is finding the Arabian Horizon in the official narratives.

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Roman Chronology, Sardis | 14 Comments

Sardis 2: Coin Chronology

Posted on August 23, 2021 by malagabay

Roman Chronology is cracked wide open when the Late Roman Emperors are put in their place.

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Books, Catastrophism, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Roman Chronology, Sardis | 3 Comments

Finistere Catastrophes Chronology

Posted on July 7, 2021 by malagabay

The Finistere Catastrophes Chronology provides some interesting insights that the mainstream masks.

Posted in Alaskan Muck, Arabian Horizon, Books, British History, Geology, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Inflating Earth, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Water | 7 Comments

Ravenna Roots

Posted on June 21, 2021 by malagabay

Although the Arab Dynasties chronology looks sensible this doesn’t automatically guarantee the associated narratives are sensible or truthful.

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Edwin Johnson, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Ravenna Revisited, Roman Chronology, Round Towers | 2 Comments

Halfway Horizon

Posted on June 14, 2021 by malagabay

Serendipity introduces a mainstream chronolgy that looks sensible.

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Catastrophism, Edwin Johnson, Enigmatic Egypt, Geology, Halfway Horizon, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Roman Chronology | 2 Comments

Anjar Alignments

Posted on June 11, 2021 by malagabay

Sandstone suggests some changes to the Nabataeans of Petra narrative.

Posted in Arabian Horizon, Geology, Hecker Horizon, Heinsohn Horizon, History, Old Japanese Cedar Tree, Ptolemy’s Paradigm, Roman Chronology | 3 Comments

The Alligator’s Long March

Posted on February 1, 2021 by malagabay

This gallery contains 25 photos.

The Alligator’s Long March is a remarkably silly short story that’s sold to students by people who should know better.

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The African Ditch

Posted on January 14, 2021 by malagabay

This gallery contains 23 photos.

Roman North Africa is a curious concept.

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Sacking Beni Hammad

Posted on January 10, 2021 by malagabay

This gallery contains 28 photos.

The questions raised by the ruins of Beni Hammad provide some insights into the evolution and alignment of the African landmass in the early centuries of the 2nd millennium CE.

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