History: Fiction or Science? (Chronology, No. 1)

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This book is not another conspiracy theory - every hypothesis it contains is backed by solid scientific data.

The book is well-illustrated, contains 446 graphs and illustrations, copies of ancient manuscripts, and countless facts attesting to the falsity of the chronology used nowadays.

You will be amazed to discover: - That the chronology universally taken for granted is indeed wrong; - That this chronology was essentially invented in the XVI-XVII century; - That archaeological, dendrochronological, paleographical and carbon methods of dating of ancient sources and artefacts known today are erroneous or non-exact; - That there is not a single document that could be reliably dated earlier than the XIth century; - That Ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt were crafted during the Renaissance by humanists and clergy; - That Jesus Christ may have been born in 1053 and crucified in 1086 AD; - That the Old Testament is probably a rendition of Middle Ages events; - That the Old Europe is not as ancient as it claims.

Henry Ford once said: "History is more or less bunk". Leading Mathematician Anatoly Fomenko proved it.

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(1 stars) - The Above Reviews are Phoney
It's some writer working under a pseudonym, getting writer-friends to write these horrible, long-winded reviews.

(1 stars) - typical pseudoscience
Some people are able to believe in everything what seems to be logic and supported by some equations and statistics.

It is really funny that even the wildest theory will always find its followers.

Russian science has problem with pseudoscientists. For instance: Lysenko, Michurin in the agrobiology and now Famenko in history.

Maybe in the next volumes of his revised version of history he will try to convince us that:

- Jews are the descendants of merchants who did not pay taxes regullary and were expelled from the Novogrod.
- Ethiopians are the descendants of the miners (that's why they are black) who escaped from the coal mines, which were placed in Ural. But one of them remained in Russia and later he became the gradfather of Alexander Pushkin.
- Asians are the descendants of peepers or spies (that's why they have eyes with an epicanthic fold) who were unmasked and left Russia.

Because everything can be proved with statistics.

(1 stars) - A total sham, consiracy theory wannabe.
This guy claims basically all of recorded history is manufactured as a devious plan to misinform. Sorry bud, I just can't accept your conclusions, there are millions if not billions of historical artifacts which together form a cohesive historical record. There is no science or methodology to his writings, just casual observation of similarities and a great over emphisis on what is really innocent human error.

To buy into his theory you would have to accept that practacly every historical artifact, whether great or minute were fabricated with the intent of confusing mankind as part of a great mind control conspiracy. This guy is absolutly nuts and it escapes me how he can be taken seriously by anyone.

The only point I can agree with him on is that we must be vigilent in our skeptisism, and I am more skeptical of this book than I am all of mankind's recorded history.

(1 stars) - NONSENSE
WE ALL KNOW THAT STATISTICS IS A METHOD OF INTERPRETATION.
THERE ARE DOZENS OF BOOKS NAMED "LYING WITH STATISTICS"

(1 stars) - Some people will swallow anything
Looking through this book reminded me of the movie "A Beautiful Mind". A brilliant mathematician constructs a fantasy world complete in every detail. The only problem is that it doesn't exist, and that he's as mad as a hatter.

Just two examples of the many "possibilities" suggested by our schizoid author:

(1) The Biblical flood and the Trojan War were the same event because Noah was Aeneas, who fled Troy to found Rome. (Noah and Aeneas had names that sound alike. Thus it is proven.)

(2) Nine kings fled the fall of the Tower of Babel and seven kings founded Rome. Therefore, Rome was founded by the kings who fled the fall of the Tower of Babel. (In the author's words, the Biblical figure of nine is "close enough" to the Roman figure of seven.)

Need I go on?

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