The Miyake-Hawthorne Consilience - A Unifying Forensic Reconstruction of Global Plasma Catastrophies (12350 - 660 BCE)

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Authors: Robert Frank Hawthorne
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Abstract

The Miyake-Hawthorne Consilience Subject: A Proposed Transdisciplinary Absolute Chronology Linking High-Energy Solar Particle Events (SPE) to East Asian Cultural Foundations and Archaeological Type-Specimens. 1. Scientific Objective To establish a "Golden Spike" absolute chronology for East Asian Neolithic and Iron Age sites by correlating known Miyake Events (specifically 5259 BCE and 663 BCE) with high-resolution archaeological markers and indigenous record-keeping. 2. Core Hypothesis This research proposes that the 664 BCE Miyake Event-a verified global radiocarbon excursion-is the physical catalyst for the Japanese Yatagarasu (Eight-Span Crow) phenomenon. The 3-year alignment with the traditional founding of Japan (660 BCE) suggests that the "Sun-Bird" was a real-time observation of a massive solar proton event/plasma burst, subsequently encoded into the state's "Cosmic Authority." Therefore the author would like to take this time to honor Dr. Miyake's efforts by naming this Solar Particle Event (SPE), "The Yatagarasu Miyake Event of 664 BCE". 3. Data Correlation & "The Four Pillars of Consilience" Physical Evidence: Dendrochronological Oxygen-18 and 14C spikes identified by Dr. Fusa Miyake et al. in Japanese master chronologies (e.g., the 4354-year-long central Japan record). Archaeological Markers: The absolute dating of wooden pillars (Itazuke/Yayoi sites) to the 664 ВСЕ event, mirroring the success of the 5259 BCE absolute dating of the Dispilio Tablet in Europe. Cultural Record: The transition from the "Eight-Span Crow" (visual observation) to the "Three-Legged Crow" (systemic/Chinese philosophical update) as a record of high-frequency solar activity. The Nihon Shoki dates for the Yatagarasu, "23rd day of the sixth month" correlates to July 22nd, 664 BCE, according to lunar cycle data calculated by Astropixels. The same lunar cycle data when applied to the, "12th month on the 4th day, at dawn", correlates to ~7:15 a.m. on December 27th, 664 BCE. 4. Falsifiable Prediction I predict that conical amphoras from the Yangshao/Majiayao cultures (displaying "Sun-Bird" and "Halo" motifs) will return a single-year absolute date of 5259 BCE (or within the 5480-5259 BCE cluster) when subjected to the Dispilio-style radiocarbon wiggle-matching protocol. 5. Conclusion & Tribute By naming this the "Yatagarasu-Miyake Event," this study seeks to honor the pioneering dendrochronological work of Dr. Fusa Miyake while validating the precision of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean observations of solar phenomena. This synthesis acknowledges the shared celestial heritage of the Sanzuwu (China), Samjogo (Korea), and Yatagarasu (Japan) as a unified record of Earth's interaction with the Sun. The final copy of this paper has been published in the New Concepts in Global Tectonics Journal, (March, 2026). Volume 14. No.1. https://www.ncgtjournal.com/

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Publication date
1 January 2026
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