Harvard Digital Giza Site (no replies)
The Giza Project, an international collaboration based at Harvard University, aims to assemble and provide access to all archaeological records about the most famous site in the world: the Pyramids,...
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Megalithic Europe: Squaring the Circle? (no replies)
There’s an interesting stone circle at Hastevadet, Sweden, that appears to pose some questions concerning design, execution and intent. I don’t know if the monument has been restored (badly?), but...
View ArticleHow DID the ancient move their stone blocks? (9 replies)
As a huge fan of GH's work I fully support the theory of the existence of an ancient civilization and I believe that the Pyramids, the osirion,Valley temple, baalbek, sacsayhuamán, machu pichu etc......
View ArticleLumerian (mu) and Atlantis ???? (2 replies)
I only just found out today about a man called James churchward who wrote a book about his translations of sacred texts that speak of an ancient civilization called lumeria or also known as MU....
View ArticleA theory of our progress as a species/lifeform (no replies)
As a BIG fan of Graham's work and someone who ponders the point of all of this more often than is probably useful, I have developed something approximating a theory and I'd appreciate any references...
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Saptarsi Yuga Cycles (1 reply)
Hello All. I wanted to add something, which I don't think many people know about the Yuga Cycles. I believe that you all will be quite interested, and if it hasn't, might make it into Hancock's future...
View ArticleRecommended reading order for grahams books????? (no replies)
I'm new to Grahame work and to knowledge of ancient cultures/civilizations. I was going to buy America before but realised I may need to of read his other books to full grasp knowledge and concepts in...
View ArticlePlumed Serpent (no replies)
I hope to not waste anyone’s time with this but having watched a presentation on depictions and carvings about plumed serpents from all around the ancient world I cant help but see a clear difference...
View ArticleGeopolymer stones (1 reply)
There seems to be more and more research coming out proving that some ancient megalithic stones have been made rather than cut out of rock. The new research shows that geopolymer mixes ( like modern...
View ArticleAboriginal flood stories (no replies)
I've only recently discovered the work of Graham Hancock, and it has greatly sparked my curiosity. Please forgive me if the following post is redundant. I was reading this article in, The Scientific...
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Chocolate Hills - Island of Bohol, Philippines (no replies)
I earlier posted comments to the GHMB about the Chocolate Hills on the Island of Bohol, Philippines. Chocolate Hills of Bohol - Philippines For earlier posts see: [grahamhancock.com]...
View Articlehave ancient greek myths been looked at? (no replies)
I apologize if this is posted incorrectly. Also Every since I’ve have the pleasure of hearing Mr. Hancock speak about ancient global catastrophic events and the part ancient myths play in helping...
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Photo evidence Hathor Temple has hidden sub levels (3 replies)
Here is never before seen or recorded by archeology, the fact that Hathor temple has a sub temple (basement level temple) as seen by the evidence of a sub pillar layer under the main floor during...
View ArticleAncient Study of Optics (no replies)
The Nimrud Lens is thought to be either a man-made lens, or simply a piece of quartz crystal polished to adorn furniture that happens to have some optical magnification characteristics perhaps as a...
View ArticleGreat pyramid inscriptions - graffiti or quarry marks? (2 replies)
I'll first disclose that I am on of those who don't believe Khufu built the pyramid but ignore it for now. I'm sure you all know about the only inscriptions found in the great pyramid, in the chambers...
View ArticleEvidence in anagrams (no replies)
The Da Vinci Code---thier dame/maiden/bow convinced. Mary Magdalene---ma gal need marry. Where do you think these anagrams come from? Certainly not from Dan Brown and the bastion that decimated...
View ArticleThe Connection Between The Okefenokee Swamp and the Younger Dryas (no replies)
Hey Everyone! I've been working on a series about the formation of the "Mysterious" Carolina Bays. The entire series was constructed to support my ideas that the Okefenokee Swamp, of Southeast...
View ArticleUluru (Ayers Rock) what lies beneath? (1 reply)
As we know the Aboriginal culture in Australia is one of the oldest known to man dating around 60,000 years old. The convenience of this giant rock structure in the middle of Australia surely would...
View ArticleBoskop Skull - Has DNA Analysis Ever Been Performed? (1 reply)
The original paper on the Boskop skull dates to 1918. The digitized version can be found here: THE EVIDENCE AFFORDED BY THE BOSKOP SKULL OF A NEW SPECIES OF PRIMITIVE MAN (HOMO CAPENSIS). I could only...
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