Famously, Issac Newton also thought that the chronology was off even in his time, by at least 500-800 years. And like Fomenko, he had a mathematical basis for h

Famously, Issac Newton also thought that the chronology was off even in his time, by at least 500-800 years. And like Fomenko, he had a mathematical basis for his theory which couldn't be refuted by any soft scientist. There are others, the Jesuit chief librarian to the King of France, Jean Hardouin, for example. I don't think I've ever seen anybody attempt to refute any of these works. Just lots of kvetching and "literally how could you believe this" type bloviation.