Introduction to an article by Ursula and Franz Siepe in “Zeitensprünge” 1998 regarding the evolution of chronological development in the Italian Renaissance time. deutsch english español français Berlin · 2014 Uwe Topper topper Siepe, Ursula und Franz (1998): „Wußte Ghiberti von der ‚Phantomzeit‘? Beobachtungen zur Geschichtsschreibung der frühen Renaissance“ in Zeitensprünge 2-98, S. 305-319 SiepeThe

The Self-Deception of C-14 and Dendrochronology How Dendrochronology Has Been Lulled into a False Sense of Security by an Urgently needed Auxiliary Science Christian Blöss / Hans Ulrich Niemitz Berlin · 1996 (See a longer German article as PDF-file: C14-Crash) First published (in German) in: ZEITENSPRÜNGE 8 (former VFG); 1996. 3. pages 361-389 Author’s note:

Runes and the Etruscian-Venetian Alphabet A problem for chronology and for the theory of communication K. Walter Haug Karlsruhe · 2005 The fundamental proposition of the communication-theory says: It is impossible not to communicate. For each sender of an information there is a receiver. As compared with the problem of the old and eldest alphabetical

Refutation of the thesis of 297 phantom years Original title: Refutation of Dr. Heribert Illig’s thesis of 297 phantom years in the Middle Ages by Dr. Ulrich Voigt Uwe Topper Berlin · 2006 When Dr. Heribert Illig published his theory that 297 phantom years were inserted into AD-reckoning between 31 August 614 and 1 Sept.

The Passover of Jesus Günter Lüling Erlangen · 2004 This English version differs at its beginning and end slightly from the original German one, but is in its biggest part an exact translation 1. The fight between Israelites and Jews 2. He that dippeth his hand with me in the dish 3. Excurse about the

The diminishing angle of the ecliptic Berlin · 2018 Uwe Topper topper The diminishing angle of the ecliptic Part 1 The new discovery Two years ago, in 2016, my latest book appeared: “The Solar Year Cross (Das Jahrkreuz) Jolts and gaps in historical chronology.” There were friendly and affirmative answers, hardly some harsh criticism, as