[little jeremiah]

The ancient world contains more secrets that the modern world can imagine.
Thanks for the ping.

Have you read "Human Devolution" by Michael Cremo? I have his first book, "Forbidden Archeology" (there's two versions, one slightly abridged and one not - the full version is over 900pp - I have both). The subtitle is "Hidden History of the Human Race" and it is a highly readable and detailed book, more or less attempting (successfully, to me) that the human race is not as newly evolved as is currently accepted. "Devolution" is the second, a companion volume. I think it is supposed to contain much evidence of the antiquity of human origins and the evidence of highly advanced cultures long ago.

[swarthyguy]

No, I have not but he is on my list. I would like to slog through the 900 page version. And from that, even Hamlet's Mill.

Basically a Graham Hancock fan. Am aware of Hapgood etc.,

There used to be a great site called the dailygrail.com combining science and links to sites like nexus magazine and atlantis and viewzone but some of really do reach for the stars! DG seems to have morphed into an appendage of a more commercial site.

Reading on ancient and forgotten histories of the human race has been superseded by an obsession with readings about jihadi terror.