Ancient traces : mysteries in ancient and early history
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Ancient traces : mysteries in ancient and early history
Viking, 1998
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Note
Bibliography: p. 268-[280]
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A study of the problems presented by sceptics in connection with scientific and historical research, which reviews evidence to provide logical answers to questionable theories concerning the connection between the Orion star belt and the pyramids, the evolutionary position of Lucy the ape, and the true situation of Altlantis.
Table of Contents
- How ancient is humanity?
- problems with evoution
- could "extinct" creatures still exist?
- living dinosaurs
- the mysteries of human evolution
- suppressed facts concerning ancient mankind
- where did our civilization come from?
- the story of Atlantis
- are the pyramids and Sphinx more ancient than we think?
- the mystieries of ancient Egypt
- the mysterious art of Alchemy
- reincarnation.
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