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ORGANIZATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL EVIDENCE

The book organization is presented in this and the following two
pages, divided into three categories: A] archeaological and
geophysical evidence, B] astrophysical evidence, and C] mythology.

Chapters 1 and 2 are introductory chapters

Chapter 1  Prologue - The Story of an Investigation

Chapter 2  Introduction to the Geophysical and Archaeological Evidence

The geographical regions are organized in Chapters 3 through 13.  

Chapter 3  Events in the Middle East- Syria, Palestine, Mesopotamia,
Iran  and Arabia

Chapter 4  Events in Anatolia and Greece

Chapter 5  Events in Egypt 

Chapter 6  Events in India and Central Asia

Chapter 7  Events in Europe

Chapter 8  Events in China and Japan

Chapter 9  Events in the Far East, Australia and New Zealand, and
Islands in the Pacific Ocean

Chapter 10  Events on the African Continent

Chapter 11  Events in the Americas

Chapter 12  Events in the Arctic and Antarctic Regions

Chapter 13  Events in the Oceans   

Chapters 14, 15 and 16 describe the geophysical phenomena that the
Earth went through at 2300 BC to produce the preceding results.

Chapter 14  The Climatic Changes at 2300 BC and their Causal Source
At 2300 BC, the Earth went through a general temperature drop, due to
the triggering of the Arctic region into an ice-covered
configuration.  The temperature decrease in turn greatly affected
atmospheric circulation, the monsoon regions and oceanic circulation -
and consequent climatic conditions in all regions.  The changes at
this time were very unusual - 1) they were abrupt, 2) they were
essentially simultaneous, and 3) they remained to the present.  

Chapter 15  The Geological Transients at 2300 BC and their Causal
Source   The Arctic cooling resulted in glacial buildup at many
locations with water taken out of the ocean areas for the glacial
buildup.  The changing differential loading on the land surfaces and
ocean floors required adjustment of the thin surface crust of the
Earth, resulting in crustal movement and earthquakes.

Chapter 16  The Geomagnetic Transients at 2300 BC and their Causal
Source   The redistribution of water near the equator to ice at high
latitudes (due to glacial buildup from the colder environment) has
been concluded to have altered the relative rotation rate of the
Earth's crust and mantle sufficiently to affect the Earth's magnetic
dynamo.  There are widespread reports of geomagnetic transients and
changes in the geomagnetic field.  These phenomena were not detectable
to the people living on the Earth's surface, but they do serve to
validate the conclusions in the previous two chapters.