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Many objects have been found from the deep past which should not exist. We are talking about millions to hundreds of millions years ago.
The objects described in this book provide lots of evidence that they really originated in those ages. These things include metal containers and vases found in seams of coal, and spark plugs encased in rock which should not exist.
There are also ancient footprints of giants which were created before land animals are believed to have existed.
This information along with that from my previous books on ancient civilizations leads to the startling conclusion that an ancient race of giants existed in the distant past.
Learn more about what these objects are and how they all tie together to create a vision of an amazing past of civilization on Earth.
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About Martin K. Ettington
Martin K. Ettington is an Engineer by training and has had multiple careers. These include technical sales, owning his own software and consulting business, and working as a software engineer, software development manager, and IT Project Manager. He has been a student of Eastern Philosophies and Meditation for thirty-five years. Seeking Enlightenment; he knows that we are already all Enlightened. We just have to realize this deeply. His books are expressions of his creativity to help others understand what he has internalized through study, experience, and membership in different societies. His books on Spiritual and Paranormal Subjects are intended to educate based on his forty years of experience and research. His science fiction is designed to explore exciting themes and realistic projections of the applications of technology and spiritual advancements.