"Koch Johannes and the Astrolabe", a story from 'behind the curtain' of science. |
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Wednesday, 15 June 2011 |
*KOCH JOHANNES, NABU & THE ASTROLABE*
* A story of Assyriology and stars from 'behind the curtain' of modern science **(The Argument on the Age of the Astrolabe in N.A.B.U. 2010.2 and 3. )* In three Parts and with an appendix with the three original articles published in N.A.B.U. 2010
by Rumen K. Kolev, the 12th of Simanu, 2011 (15th of June)
It was in 2008 when rumours spread that astronomical information from 5,500 BC has been found in the path-positions of the Astrolabe stars. A research presented on the Melammu VI symposium proved mathematically the very basis of the existence in Mesopotamia in prehistoric times of An Ancient Mesopotamian Philosophy (WeltAnschaung , World-View) that the pan-Babylonians, like the great scholar in Mesopotamia Alfred Jeremias, strove to recreate.
So, for 2 years, the data and the full research on the 5,500 BC dating of the Astrolabe, was in the hands of virtually all 10 or 20 world specialists in the arcane field of Babylonian Astronomy…
It was in the spring of 2010 when finally, someone from among the well-known specialists in Babylonian Astronomy decided to say something! It was Koch Johannes..............................
To continue reading the story: If you read Part I and feel ready for Part II: If you read Part II and feel ready for Part III, which is in fact the end of the 'tri-logy': If you want to inquire more and read all four articles exchanged between Koch Johannes and Kolev Rumen in N.A.B.U. 2010, you can immediately download them in a PDF from :
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