mithec's video: Scientists question the validity of global chronology

The Russian mathematician Anatoly Fomenko was the first to have questioned the validity of global chronology in its entirety. However, there were criticisms of the chronological tradition that became consensual nowadays ever since the days of its creation in the 16th-17th century, and the list of the critics includes such names as Jean Hardouin, Edwin Johnson, Sir Isaac Newton, and, last but not least, the Russian encyclopaedist Nikolai Morozov. Fomenko was the first to have developed a new empirico-statistical methodology which yielded some sensational results concerning many ancient dynasties and their identification with those of the Middle Ages, with impressive geographical shifts to boot. Astronomy is another powerful resource that provides Fomenko and team with more than enough valid and factual evidence for their theory. It turns out that most ancient eclipses are dated incorrectly.