From: m23364@mwunix (James Meritt)
Subject: Re: Yet Another Saturn Myth Variant
Organization: MITRE Corporation, McLean VA
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:56:18 GMT

In article <C1C51L.Dt8@cs.dal.ca> hyde@cs.dal.ca (Bill Hyde) writes:
}In article <244@fedfil.UUCP>, news@fedfil.UUCP (news) writes:
}
}|> I assume that this may not have been the case prior to the flood and the
}|> accompanying catastrophes.  It is known for instance that Etrurean pottery
}|> often shows magnetism imparted from the earth's field which is far
}|> greater than the earth's field could impart now.
}
}	As I have some interest in paleomagnetism I would be grateful
}	if you could tell me who did these measurements and where I could
}	read about them.  I do not regard Ginenthal as a source.  If this
}	comes from his works, please give me the source he cites.

Considering your stated interest and from where you are posting, it seems likely
that you have seen:

Evolution of Overlapping Spreading Centers: A Sea MARC II Investigation
	MacDonald, K. C. ; Fox, P. J

Stratigraphic Aspect of Paleomagnetic Studies of Bottom Sediments in Seas and Oceans
	Tretyak, A. N. ; Vigilyanskaya, L. I. ; Dudkin, V. P.


Magnetic  Anomalies  and  Sea-Floor  Spreading  in the Western North
Atlantic,  and  a  Revised  Calibration  of  the  Keathley  (M) Geomagnetic
Reversal Chronology Tucholke, p857-876 1979
	Vogt, P. R. ; Einwich, A. M

An  Analysis  of  Near-Bottom Magnetic Anomalies: Sea-Floor Spreading and the Magnetized 
Layer
Geophysical  Jnl.  of  The  Royal Astronomical Society v43 p387-424 1975
 Klitgord, K. D. ; Huestis, S. P. ; Mudie, J. D. ; Parker, R. L.

Magnetic Study of Basalts from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Latitude 37 N
Geological Society of America Bull. v88 n70503 p637-647 May 77.
 Johnson, H. Paul ; Atwater, Tanya

Geochronology of the Neogene Paleomagnetic Polarity Epochs
Proceedings  of  the  Congress  (6th),  International  Union of
Geological Sciences, Bratislava (Czechoslovakia), 4-7 Sep 75, v1 p303-305
	Theyer, F. ; Hammond, S. R.

A  Revised  Time Scale of Magnetic Reversals for the Early Cretaceous and Late Jurassic
Jnl. of Geophysical Research, v80 n17 p2586-2594, 10 Jun 75.
Larson, Roger L. ; Hilde, Thomas W. C.

Magnetic   Lineations   Observed   near  the  Ocean  Floor  and  Possible
Implications on the Geomagnetic Chronology of the Gilbert Epoch
Geophysical  Jnl. of the Royal Astronomical Society, v28 p35-48 1972
	Klitgord, K. D. ; Mudie, J. D. ; Normark, W. R.


Evidence for the Opening of the South Atlantic in the Early Cretaceous
Nature, v246 n5430 p209-212 23 Nov 73.
	Larson, Roger L. ; Ladd, John W.

Faunal Extinctions and Reversals of the Earth's Magnetic Field
Geological Society of America Bulletin, v82 p2433-2447 Sep 71.
		Hays, James D.

Age of the North Atlantic Ocean from Magnetic Anomalies
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 11 p195-200 1971.
	Pitman, III, W. C. ; Talwani, M. ; Heirtzler, J. R.

Magnetic Reversals and Sedimentation Rates in the Arctic Ocean
Geological Society of America Bulletin, v81 p3129-3134 Oct 70.
	Clark, David L.

Palaeomagnetism of Deep-Sea Sediments
International Dictionary of Geophysics, v2 p1134-1141 1967
	Harrison, C. G. A.

Magnetic Anomalies over the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Near 27 Degrees N
Science v157 n3791 p920-3 Aug 1967
	Phillips, J. D.


These references are given in my "Worlds in Collusion" posting.  Unfortunately for
Ted, observable reality doesn't agree with his pet theories...


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