Custode della genesi

Please note : I borrowed this from the library and read it in April 2007. It is not counted as "read" because I want my own copy. anyway, this review was written in 2007. Asking rather more questions than it answers, The Message of the Sphinx purports to use geology to prove that the Sphinx is much ol Leggi tutto

I was not expecting to enjoy this but found myself rivetted. There seems to be a large amount of compelling scientific evidence which debunks the myth that Kafre built the Sphinx in 2500BC not least of which is the extensive weathering to the body of the sphinx caused by rainfall. As an ex-geologist Leggi tutto

This is the fifth book I have read on this topic “area”. I realise I am starting to build a personal mental “library” of references, terms, and facts about the “Enigmas of Egypt”. Perhaps this is something shared by those who feel the need to learn more about this topic with each book they read. @@ Leggi tutto

This is the kind of book that's dangerous. It really is a good story and therefore easy to get caught up in. If you take a step back and really look at the evidence, you see how it's not flimsy, it's nonexistent.

My visit to Michael in the fall of 1997 had him recommending and me reading some alternative theories of ancient history, two of the books being by Graham Hancock. One, 'Fingerprints of the Gods', was about the evidence for an inhabited continent under the Antarctic ice cap in remote antiquity. The