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 Ancient Signs The Alphabet & the Origins of Writing My new print & ebook shows that modern alphabets are based on ancient alphabets rooted in syllabic scripts of the ancient world (Sumer, Egypt, Iran, Anatolia, Crete, Cyprus)  Stars Stones and Scholars The Decipherment of the Megaliths For more about this book see Megaliths.net and Trafford  CLAVA CAIRNS Andis Kaulins Scotland 2001 At Balnuaran of Clava  CUPMARKS, URSA MINOR Discovered at Clava Cairns Scotland 2001  AVEBURY 7 HYDRA STONE Hydra - See the figure inside? |
Whether similar
results would be found in other cities
or other geographic areas is of course open to question. But it is an
interesting question.
 The
late Drs. P.P.A.M. Kop and Dr. B.A. Heuts
behavioral scientists at the University of Amsterdam, authored "Month of Birth and Partner Choice in Marriage", Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1974, p. 19. In the course of many years they had noted in their studies of animals that "not every male will form a pair with any female or vice versa". Indeed, observations of certain kinds of birds tended to show that they seemed to have a preference for mates born in the same year as themselves. It therefore occurred to these scientists to study whether any such preferences could be found among human beings as well. Accordingly, they went to the marriage registry office in Amsterdam and took a random sample of nearly 3500 marriages from the files. These files contained the birth dates of the partners and also noted when a marriage had ended in divorce. Since neither of the scientists were interested in astrology, they divided the data up into months and half-months. The Strongest Results --
based on differences in aggressivity Females generally
show a preference to marry men
born two months later in the year than they were themselves. This preference is particularly strong for women born in January, February, March and April. Males generally prefer women born within two months (earlier OR later) than their own birth month, and generally show less of a preference for women born four to six months distant. Males born in the second half of January tend to show a preference for females born in the second half of October (twice as many marriages as expected by chance). Males and females born in April and the first half of May tend to show preference not to marry each other (half as many marriages as expected by chance). Males born in the period from the latter half of June to the first half of July tend to marry females born in the period from the latter half of July to the first half of August (twice as many marriages as expected by chance). Males born in March who married females born in July have an eight times greater divorce rate than would be expected by chance. Higher divorce rates than expected by chance also existed for marriages where the males were born in February and females born in May, and for males born in July and females born in February, and for males born in October and females born in June. Males born in the second half of November divorced twice as often as males born at any other time of the year (regardless of the date of birth of the female !) Distribution of
Famous Persons
by Month of Birth For total
distribution of all signs Rank of the
Astrological Signs
by Field of Eminence (e.g. Aries, 1st place, Arts) Rank of the
Astrological Signs
by Field of Eminence (e.g. Aries, 1st place, Arts) For total rankings
of all signs
see TOTAL RANKINGS
of Signs.
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Donate to the ISandIS Network of blogs and websites to help sustain our research and writing. Thank you.  MALTA TEMPLES Andis Kaulins in Malta 1988 Malta Temples, at Tarxien  LA HOGUE BIE Will it hold? after 5000 years?  JERSEY, 2000 Andis at La Hogue Bie  CARNAC, FRANCE Count all those stones?  Studying Ancient Britain in the Cotswolds in 2000 Deciphering megalithic sites |
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