Saturday, December 30, 2023

Graham Hancock: 1st humans in Americas

GrahamHancock.com; Pat Macpherson, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Ancient Apocalypse: full presentation
(History Drops) Premiered Dec. 21, 2023: Graham Hancock gives a full presentation at Logan Hall in London on his Netflix series Ancient Apocalypse, diving even further into his incredible work. #grahamhancock #science #history #ancient #ancienthistory

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Lost Indus Valley Civilization (Proto-India)

Shiva shares iconography with the Buddha
(History Drops) The Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) is a mysterious civilization that has left many artifacts behind. Two of its great cities were Harappa and Mohenjo-daro. There was no "Aryan Invasion," as was previously thought because there's no way a Dravidian (dark skinned) people could have been this advanced, but they were (with the help of celestial devas visiting from space/the heavens). The IVC also left us an incredibly complicated written language -- possibly older than Ancient Sanskrit -- that scholars have yet to decipher. No Rosetta Stone has been found to crack the linguistic code. This is a new series of Graham Hancock podcasts.

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