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.The Bronze Age Computer Disc Search: Crete by: Alan Butler 1997-08 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on The Bronze Age Computer Disc |
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.Crete: From Prehistory To Present: From Prehistory to Present Search: Crete by: John Bennet January 01, 2010 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on Crete: From Prehistory To Present: From Prehistory to Present |
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.Minoans of Ancient Crete Search: Crete by: G. L. Field 1965-06 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on Minoans of Ancient Crete |
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.Minos of Crete Search: Crete by: Sidney Keyes 1948-03 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on Minos of Crete |
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.In Search: Ancient Crete Search: Crete by: Stidworthy December 01, 1990 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on In Search: Ancient Crete |
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.Shadow Army Search: Crete by: Rydberg August 01, 1976 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on Shadow Army |
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.Crete Euro Maps RV Search: Crete from: Collins April 19, 1990 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on Crete Euro Maps RV |
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.Travelers Guide to Crete Search: Crete from: Bookthrift Co 1978-03 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on Travelers Guide to Crete |
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.BANK OF CRETE: Labor Productivity Benchmarks and International Gap Analysis (Labor Productivity Series) Search: Crete by: Inc Icon Group International, Icon Group Ltd. April 25, 2000 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on BANK OF CRETE: Labor Productivity Benchmarks and International Gap Analysis (Labor Productivity Series) |
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.Minoan Crete (Aspects of Greek Life) Search: Crete by: E. McLellan 1976-07 I share the author's love of Crete and ancient history. However he has not _proven_ that the Phaistos Disc is astronomical. All that part is speculation. He has not even translated it. The idea that the zodiac came from Crete is completely opposite to the scholarly view that it evolved in Mesopotamia. The Glasgow University research, which he relies on, could support the Mesopotamian origin as much as a Cretan one. In order to restore perspective, I recommend going to Michael Baigent's "From the Omens of Babylon". Half a million cuneiform tablets make a strong case! >>See More Reviews & Details on Minoan Crete (Aspects of Greek Life) |