Re: Regarding Sea Peoples

Hi,
What you say Sabine makes very good sense. The 21st century certainly
does need new ideas; something not catastrophic nor apocalyptic.
Something that builds on the science of fact and can be documented in
the literature as having been debated in the academy is most preferred.
Zangger's book sounds very informative. Do you have any other
references?
Gerry

Ivanovas/Milatos wrote:

>
> Hello,
> as for the Sea-Peoples movement or the destruction of the Minoan (or any
> other) culture or migrations in general:
> the theory of the explosion of Thera (which didn't exist, as has been proven
> by geologists and archaeologists by now) and subsequent tidal waves (ditto)
> has lasted too long already. The 21st. century needs new ideas - the old
> ones did satisfy humankind's typical thirst for catastrophes, but they just
> weren't true.
> Latest and very thorough book that puts together the evidence (that doesn't
> exist and so proves the fact):
> Eberhard Zangger, Die Zukunft der Vergangenheit, Muenchen, Schneekluth 1998.
>
> With my best wishes from Crete to all for the new millenium!
> Sabine Ivanovas
>
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