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Ancient History:
Alignment
of Hebrew, Egyptian, and Assyrian Chronologies:
The Origin & Solution of the Problem |
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| Contents | |
| Introduction | Chapter One Solomon and Shoshenq |
| Chapter Two Joseph and Thutmosis IV | Chapter Three Children of Merneptah―Moses, Miriam, and Seti II |
| Chapter Four Judges of El | Chapter Five Abraham and the Kingdom of Ugarit |
| Chapter Six Ham, Shem, and the First Dynasty of Babylon | Chapter Seven Jewish Kingdoms―Israel and the House of David |
| Chapter Eight Adam and Atlas―Eden and the Fall of Atlantis | Chapter Nine Seth and Typhon―Identifying the Agent of Destruction |
| Chapter Ten Noah and Menes―The Ark at Thebes | Chapter Eleven Babel―Naram-Sin and the Egyptian Seventh Dynasty |
| Chapter Twelve 208 BC―The Mystery of Mithras | ... |
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Genealogy:
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Ancestors of Stephen E Franklin (Franklin [Frenkel], Schaff [Shevchinsky], Bloom [Henech], Hurwitz, and Cooper [Kuper] lines)―feel free to send any corrections or additions including intersections with historically significant events or just everyday interesting occurrences―a proper genealogy should be more than just names and dates |
Please note the caveat at the top of the Table of Contents page―I do not claim to be perfect―I have posted my ongoing work here to, among other things, help ferret out any errors that have crept into it―nothing here has been done in malice |
The descendants of David Geffen of Vilkomir are at Marjorie Goldberg's site |
The ancestors of Morris Preissman may be found at Marc Sbar's site |
Photos
| My uncle Harry A Franklin's wedding picnic, Fairmount Park, 1917 | "The Farm," Yaazor, Johnnycake Road, Baltimore County, 1920s. This photograph taken by my uncle, as well as the next one, appeared in an article on Yaazor in the Baltimore Jewish Times of June 29, 2007 |
| Samuel, Rebecca, Nathan, and my father Harry Franklin, Philadelphia, late 1920s | My uncle Harry A Franklin, "Swimming Hole" (Rodbell's term), Patapsco River, Yaazor, Baltimore County, 1920s |
| My father Harry Franklin and Bella Weiss, sometime after 1917 | Lilly Davidow's farm in Vineland, New Jersey |
| Rose Franklin and some of the orphan children at the Daughters of Hannah Orphanage and Day Nursery in Baltimore, 1928―please scroll down slightly | Tombstone of my great-grandmother Fannie Frankel (Feige Frenkel), 1926? |
| More photos of the Daughters of Hannah | Photos of various members of the Bloom family and other Geffen descendants at Marjorie Goldberg's site―this is a slow loader with a 56K modem |
| Photographs taken by my uncle Harry A Franklin at Guantanamo Bay and Caimanera in Cuba during World War I | Grave of Yeshayah ben Avraham Halevi Hurwitz, ancestor of Shmuel Halevi Hurwitz of Vievis |
| More photographs by Harry A Franklin in Maryland and elsewhere |
Outside Links:
Modern, Minimalist, and Asian Design Sites
| William McDonough + Partners―The Thomas Jefferson of sustainable design | Neko-Chan Trading Co.―hand-carved wooden and bronze statues, incense and burners, and Japanese stoneware |
| Moco Loco―A sharp eye on modern and contemporary design | Now and Zen―home of the hardwood Zen Alarm Clock |
| Apartment Therapy―Focused on apartment decor and renovation but applicable to any domestic design challenge | |
| Cherry Tree Design―American made Japanese style hardwood lamps and fixtures | |
| Haiku Designs―Chinese made Japanese style furniture and lighting | Local Baltimore-Washington Resources: |
| Shoji Décor―paper lanterns in a wide variety of shapes and colors plus illustrated shoji blinds | |
| Tatami Room―a wide variety of Japanese decor items, including tatami mats and numerous shoji screens | Dragonfly Design and Decor―antiques from China, Tibet, Mongolia, and Vietnam at 1457 Church St., NW, Wash., DC |
| Tansu.net―an unusual selection of eco-friendly imported Asian furniture | East and Beyond―Japanese, Chinese, and Korean antiques at 6727 Curran St., McLean, Virginia |
| Oriental Furniture―a good selection of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese furniture―unfortunately, light on wood identification | Ginza―modern Japanese items at 1721 Connecticut Ave., NW, Wash., DC |
| Greentea Design―Japanese and other Asian modern and antique furniture | Dzi (Tibet Collection)―Tibetan crafts made in India and Nepal at 5778 2nd St., NE, DC |
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