Fingerprints of the Gods: The Evidence of Earth's Lost Civilization (Abridged) Audiobook

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" Graham Hancock writes an arguement that the planet is due for another ice age within the next few decades. He talks about mythology, ancient races like Egyptians, Aztecs, Incas. Graham also uses geology, astronomy, anthropology and a number of other fields to support his thesis. The book was so facinating that I couldn't put it down, and it has opened my eyes to the effects of the environment and the natural cycles of nature and the Earth's geological changes. "

" I loved this book. I believe Graham is a Truth Seeker. Many Egyptologists believe that the Great Pyramids were constructed by Pharaohs. I believe the truth exists proving the pyramids have been there long before the first pharaoh of Egypt. Egyptologists are uncomfortable with this thinking because it challenges everything they know and believe. It forces them to face the idea that another far superior race before the Egyptians actually were the responsible ones for their construction. It is eerie to realize the so called coincidences between the stars and the location of the pyramids. I recommend this to any Truth Seeker. "

" One of the most amazing, mind-blowing books I've ever read. It attempts to explain and prove that mankind's greatest ancient structures could not have been made at the time they are supposed to have been, and not possible with the tools available to them. If you saw "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" and was disappointed, read this book and all will be explained.... "

" As a nonfiction (technically), this book can be a little stale at times. However, if you are at all a fan of the mysteries surrounding the ancient world and/or intelligent life beyond this planet, you will find this book very interesting. Some of the evidence that is presented in this book was so surprising, I had to rethink what I just read. Very cool. "

" i have yet to read this one.. =) "

" I liked this more than Alethea but I am not as harsh a critic :-). I want to emphasise this is not the same kind of twaddle as a von Daniken book but it may be a bit of a reach for some people. "

" A fascinating and enthralling book about an advanced civilization that fathered the ancient civilizations found in Egypt, Mexico, Central America, and Peru. Graham Hancock is a searcher of truth and has an uncanny abilit to feret it out from legends and lost tales. "

" This was the first book that caught my attention and began directing my life toward my current path. Amazing. "

" Unbeleivable - astounding! I loved this book and have recommended it to others and loaned it, too! "

" One of the great "what if" books I have ever read. Makes you wonder, which in my opinion is always a good thing. "

" He brings up some great points. You have to realize that Hancock is a fringe science writer. Not that it's a bad thing. Incredibly interesting. "

" Excellent book on multiple cultures bringing together many unique theories. Great for people who love learning about theories that are not accepted by mainstream archaeologists. "

" Again, I don't know if Hancock's information is correct, but he definitely seems to have done a lot of research. His theory is amazing, and very, very cool. "

" This book changed my worldview and launched me down a path that led to an eternal love for both history and primary documents. I have become a true geek thanks to Hancock "

" I love love love this book!! By far my fav .hey.... Does anyone know of more books like this one??? If so I would love and appreciate any suggestions?!?! "

" great book. I really enjoyed the way they presented the evidence. I have read it a couple of times. "

" I'm convinced "

" Very interesting story. He says it's true. It reads like a yarn. This story speaks to the possible whereabouts of the ark of the covenant. It was a real page turner. "

" With all the many, many books out there about our mysterious origins and antiquities, this one rises above. Graham Hancock writes with passion, hands-on knowledge and with a deep sense of all that makes the planet wonderful. Fun and smart. "

" 3.5 stars. if this dude cut out like 150 pages this book would knock you on your ass. makes some amazing points. and makes some amazing stretches. it also makes me think we're going to die soon because there are fruit trees flash frozen on antarctica. fuuck. "

" Lots of interesting info like polar magnatism switching. Big zinger at the end (kinda a downer) that we won't last through the next big switch. "

" If you are new to alternative history, this book will open your eyes. It's a fascinating journey into humanity's past and an exploration of topics most archaeologists would rather keep buried. "

" Liked it so well, I lost it before I finished it, and bought it again -- in hardback both times. "

" It's been a while since I read this; very interesting ideas but if I understand correctly, lacking in scientific proof. I am no expert on such matters, however. "

" started off ok, but found it very hard to finish. pseudo-research & faulty logic used to draw far-fetched conclusions. "

" A very convincing case for the existence of a relatively advanced civilization forgotten by history but remembered in ancient traditions as gods. Few of Hancock's ideas are far-fetched, in most cases the evidence speaks for itself. "