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The Velikovskian, Back Issues and Articles (p6 of 44)

Vol. III No. 2 & 3. (1997)

The Extinction of the Mammoths (303pp) by Charles Ginenthal, is a
special double-issue of the Velikovskian. Did the mammoths live in
Alaska and Siberia during the Ice Age? Pollen research emphatically
denies this. Could the bones, tusks, and bodies of mammoths have
been buried gradually and preserved in the tundra? Recent studies
prove this could not have occurred. Did the poles of the Earth
shift, and is there fundamental evidence to prove this? Yes! Plant
geography presents solid support that the orientation of the poles
was less oblique when the mammoths roamed the Arctic.

The Extinction of the Mammoths outlines and explains the historical
evidence and views of science on these problems and many, many
others. It explores the scientific research over the past
twenty-five years from numerous fields, and goes well beyond to
expose the inept and contradictory data that indicates that
gradualism has failed to explain this extinction.

Evidence rarely analyzed is introduced that no catastrophist
researcher has ever presented, with hundreds of footnotes. For
example, in the field of radiocarbon dating of extinction, research
has never dealt with the phenomenon of the Seuss Effect, which
introduced so much additional Carbon 12 and 13 to the atmosphere in
those ancient times, that all dates pertaining to the extinction,
derived by this method, should no longer be accepted. As another
example, ice core research carried out in Greenland and Antarctica,
as well as in Devil's Hole, Nevada, thoroughly discredits the
Milankovitch theory as an explanation of Ice Ages. Iridium and
other materials have been found in these ice cores that defy
uniformitarian expectations. As Walter Broecker of the
Lamont-Doherty Oceanographic Observatory states: "Climate Modelers
should start preparing themselves for a world without
Milankovitch."
1. The Problem of the Extinction.
2. The Age of Man in America.
3. The Hunting or Blitzkreig Theory.
4. The Climate Hypothesis.
5. Arctic Tundra: Mammoth Steppe or Velikovskian Poleshift?
6. The Environment and Preservation of the Mammoth.
7. Radiocarbon Dating the Extinction.
8. Poleshift.
9. Uniformitarian or Catastrophist? Ice Age Theory.
10. Poleshifts, Catastrophes and Myths.