Graham Hancock is one of the foremost authorities on Ancient Mysteries, having written numerous bestselling non-fiction books on the subject such as ‘Fingerprints Of The Gods’, ‘The Sign & The Seal’, ‘Heavens Mirror’ and ‘Supernatural’ and, recently, the fantasy adventure novel ‘Entangled’.
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The Ultimate A-Z of Ancient Mysteries, Lost Civilizations and Forgotten Wisdom Journey through the mysterious labyrinth of the world’s secret history… Discover 10,000 years of the shadowy side of history – secret societies from Freemasons to the Bavarian Illuminati, lost civilisations from the Mayans to the mystery of Atlantis, key figures from Leonardo da Vinci [...]
As usual, Brian Allan looks at old problems, not just through a new lense of understanding, but through a new prism: a prism which breaks down old paradigms to filter them into a variety of possibilities and new interpretations of data. The study of comparative religion receives a much-needed update within the pages of this [...]
This unique book presents startling new evidence suggesting that there is a very real and breathtaking secret hidden within the structure of the now near legendary Rosslyn Chapel, situated near Edinburgh, Scotland. There are two versions of what the Chapel really is; the official line insists that the Chapel is nothing more than a place [...]
