Aeon (founded 1988) describes itself as a journal of myth, science, and ancient history specializing in archaeoastronomy and comparative mythology.
The journal explores the evidence for global catastrophes and interplanetary upheaval in the recent past, seeking out the implications for the affected disciplines. Aeon is designed to encourage independent investigation, to speed up the process of communicating findings to others, and to foster a wider debate as to the interpretation of new data.
Aeon was originally published by The Kronia Group. It is now published by Ev Cochrane, and edited by Dwardu Cardona.
Issue schedule
- Aeon Volume One, “The Cataclysm”. Jan 1988
- Aeon Volume I, Number 2. Feb 1988
- Aeon Volume I, Number 3. 1988
- Aeon Volume I, Number 4. Jul 1988
- Aeon Volume I, Number 5. Sep 1988
- Aeon Volume I, Number 6. 1988
- Aeon Volume II, Number 1. 1989
- Aeon Volume II, Number 2. 1990
- Aeon Volume II, Number 3. 1990
- Aeon Volume II, Number 4. 1991
- Aeon Volume II, Number 5. 1991
- Aeon Volume II, Number 6. 1991
- Aeon Volume III, Number 1. Nov 1992
- Aeon Volume III, Number 2. May 1993
- Aeon Volume III, Number 3. Oct 1993
- Aeon Volume III, Number 4. Dec 1993
- Aeon Volume III, Number 5. May 1994
- Aeon Volume III, Number 6. Dec 1994
- Aeon Volume IV, Number 1. Apr 1995
- Aeon Volume IV, Number 2. Aug 1995
- Aeon Volume IV, Number 3. Dec 1995
- Aeon Volume IV, Number 4. Apr 1996
- Aeon Volume IV, Number 5. Nov 1996
- Aeon Volume IV, Number 6. May 1997
- Aeon Volume V, Number 1. Nov 1997
- Aeon Volume V, Number 2. Apr 1998
- Aeon Volume V, Number 3. Dec 1998
- Aeon Volume V, Number 4. Jul 1999
- Aeon Volume V, Number 5. Jan 2000
- Aeon Volume V, Number 6. Aug 2000
- Aeon Volume VI, Number 1. Feb 2001
- Aeon Volume VI, Number 2. Dec 2001
- Aeon Volume VI, Number 3. Nov 2002
- Aeon Volume VI, Number 4. Aug 2003
- Aeon Volume VI, Number 5. Jul 2004
- Aeon Volume VI, Number 6. Oct 2005
- Aeon Volume VII, Number 1. Sep 2006
See also
External Links
- Aeon Journal (official web site)