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The Assyrian Conquest by Immanuel Velikovsky

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• Introduction

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• Part I: The Time of Isaiah
  1. When the House of Akhnaton Died Out
  2. The Sequence of Dynasties
  3. The Libyans in Egypt
  4. Libyan and Ethiopian Art & Culture
  5. Jeroboam II and Osorkon II
  6. Revolutions in Egypt and Israel
  7. The Last Kings of Israel
  8. Pharaon So
  9. The End of Samaria
  10. The Conquest of Ashdod

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• Part II: The Assyrians in Egypt
  1. Sennacherib: the Year - 701
  2. Sethos
  3. The Three Brothers
  4. Queen Twosre
  5. Haremhab Appointed to Administer Egypt
  6. Haremhab Crowned
  7. Haremhab's Great Edict
  8. Haremhab's Contemporaries
  9. The Later Campaigns of Sennacherib
  10. The Siloam Aqueduct
  11. The Reign of King Hezekiah
  12. Sennacherib's Last Campaign
  13. Political Turmoil Around - 687
  14. Essarhaddon's Reconquest of Egypt

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• Part III: Seti the Great
  1. From Nineveh to Ni
  2. Dakhamun
  3. The Sack of Thebes
  4. Necho I
  5. The First Greeks in Egypt
  6. Seti Becomes an Ally of Assurbanipal
  7. The End of Nineveh

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Immanuel Velikovsky
The Dark Age of Greece

• A Technical Note
• Preface
• The Reconstruction of Ancient History

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• Chapter I: The Homeric Question
  • The Setting of the Stage
  • Why No Literary Relics from Five Centuries?
  • Troy in the Dark Ages
  • The Dark Age in Asia Minor
  • The Homeric Question
  • The Allies of Priam
  • Aeneas
  • Olympic Games in the Iliad

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• Chapter II: Mute Witnesses
  • Troy and Gordion
  • The Lion Gate of Mycenae
  • Olympia
  • “The Scandal of Enkomi”
  • Tiryns
  • Mute Witnesses
  • A Votive Cretan Cave
  • Etruria
  • Sicily
  • Mycenae and Scythia

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• Chapter III: Words Set In Clay
  • Pylos
  • Linear B Deciphered
  • The Greek Pantheon
  • Mycenean City Names in the Iliad
  • The Mycenean Dialect
  • Cadmus

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• Chapter IV: a Gap Closed
  • Seismology and Chronology
  • Celestial Events in the Iliad
  • Changes in Land and Sea
  • A Gap Closed
  • Competing for a Greater Antiquity
  • Summing Up

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• Supplement
  • Applying the Revised Chronology by Edwin Schorr
  • New Light on the Dark Age of Greece by Jan Sammer

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