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This is a list of links listed under heading such as: 'Serious Archaeology', 'Cult Archaeology', 'Ancient Maps', 'Pyramidiots' and 'The Archaeology of Roman Britain'. A wide-ranging links page, dedicated to helping rather than preaching, which strongly opposes the work of Hancock and Bauval.

This site, belonging to Paul V. Heinrich, has a section dedicated to highly critical reviews of the following subjects from a "geoarchaeological" perspective:

Mysterious Origins of Man (NBC TV documentary)
Fingerprints of the Gods (very detailed)
Tiwanaku (Tiahuanaco) Site, Bolivia
Age of the Sphinx (3 postings to newsgroups from August Matthusen, attempting to dismiss the controversial claims of Dr. Schoch)
Atlantis and Lemuria

Slightly more anthropological in nature, but no less intriguing, the skulls mentioned in the URL were found at Ica in Peru over the last few years and their shape seems to suggest any number of possibilities concerning the arrival of people into the Americas. Not only that, but it has wider implications which need to be read before being judged.

A serious study of one of the more well-known and intriguing of phenomea: the Mayans and their incredible calendar. Clearly set up by scholars with enthusiasm, this is given a more original twist that many in the search for the truth.

This is the web-site of Dr. Thor Heyerdahl who has been conducting research on the pre-history of the Guanche, the native peoples of the Canary Islands. These people mummified their dead using a technique that was nearly identical to that used by the ancient Egyptians. They also built step-pyramids, aligned to solar movement on the summer solstice, similar to those built by the Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican civilisations. Part of Heyerdahl's mission is to "promote the spirit of open-mindedness and curiosity". Heyerdahl seems adamant not to want to speculate but let the reader decide.

This site belongs to the OTS Foundation of Malta, and contains fascinating information about the megalithic temples of Malta and Gozo, which are thought by orthodox archaeologists to be up to 6,000 years old, and is one of the places Graham Hancock is researching in depth his forthcoming book, Underworld.

The complete History of Herodotus, written by Herodotus in 440 B.C.E., plus comments from readers.

Site of the The Society for Interdisciplinary Studies, a UK-based organisation with worldwide membership, formed in response to a growing interest in the works of modern catastrophists who have stimulated controversy in the fields of cosmology, geology, catastrophism and ancient history. SIS releases two journals per year, sent to members, but it also publishes reports on the web.

Bible Mysteries contains lectures dedicated to the task of verifying Biblical accounts of history. The lectures cover such topics as the existence of the Ark of the Covenant, Sodom & Gomorrah, the Tower of Babel, amongst other things.

A site that proudly boasts to contain information on every megalithic stone to be found in the British isles. Just browse the map and watch your phone bill increase in proportion to your knowledge. An informative site under the aegis of leading archaeologist Aubrey Burl.

This site, Megalithic Mysteries, is a treasure trove of fantastic photographic images of megalithic sites, and a wealth of information and links on them. Browse here to find a new wallpaper for your desktop!

Dedicated to Mysterious Places, as the URL suggests. It has easy to browse links to colourful and informative pages on many of the archaeological sites mentioned in Graham's books.

The webpage of Gilbert De Jong, a dutch landscape designer with a penchant for the unexplained. His balanced personal exploration takes on 'quest' proportions, and he discusses various mysteries, some familiar to us, others not. Most intriguing of all is his placing of Atlantis at El Fuerte - the site on the Canary Islands recently brought to the world's attention by Thor Heyerdahl - using the Piri Reis map as evidence.

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Recommended Books
Gateway to Atlantis Andrew Collins - Headline, London, 2000				Gods of Eden Andrew Collins - Headline, London, 1998
From the Ashes of Angels Andrew Collins - Michael Joseph, London, 1996				Keeper of Genesis Bauval Robert and Graham Hancock - Wm Heinemann, London, 1996
Fingerprints of the Gods - A Quest for the Beginning and the End Graham Hancock - Wm Heinemann, London, 1995				Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings Professor Charles Hapgood - Turnstone Books, London, 1979
Atlantis - Mother of Empires Robert B. Stacy-Judd - De Vorss & Co., 1973				Atlantis in America Lewis Spence - Ernest Benn, London,1925
The Mysterious Carolina Bays H. Jnr Savage - Uni. of South Carolina, 1982				Atlantis: Fact or Fiction? Edwin. S. Ramage - Indiana University Press, 1978
The Shadow of Atlantis Col. A. Braghine - Adventures Unlimited Press, 1997				Legendary Islands of the Atlantic William H. Babcock - American Geographical Society, 1922
When the Earth Nearly Died D.S. Allan and J.D. Delair - Gateway Books, 1995				Land to the west: St. Brendan's Voyage to America Geoffrey Ashe - Collins, London, 1962
Mysteries of the Mexican Pyramids Peter Tompkins - Thames and Hudson, London, 1976				They came before Columbus Ivan van Sertima - Random House, New York, 1976
Atlantis in Andalucia E.M. Whishaw - Rider, London, 1929				Lost Continents: The Atlantis theme in History, Science and Literature L. Sprague de Camp - Dover Publications, 1970
Fair Gods and Stone Faces Constance Irwin - W.H. Allen, London, 1963				Ragnarok: The Age of Fire and Gravel Ignatius Donnelly - 1888
Atlantis: The Antediluvian World Ignatius Donnelly - Harper,1902				America BC Barry Fell - Pocket Books, New York, 1989
The Book of Enoch or 1 Enoch R. H.Charles - Oxford Univ Press, 1912				The Dead Sea Scrolls Uncovered Robert H. Eisenman and Michael Wise - Element, Dorset, 1992
When the Sky Fell - In Search of Atlantis Rand and Rose Flem-Ath - Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, 1995				Pyramid Odyssey William R. Fix - Jonathan-James Books, Toronto, 1978
The Path of the Pole Professor Charles Hapgood - Chilton, New York, 1970				The Kurds - A Concise Handbook Mehrdad R. Izady - Crane Russak, London, 1992
Ancient Egypt - The Light of the World, 2 vols. Gerald Massey - T. Fisher & Unwin, London, 1907				The Origins of the Mithraic Mysteries - Cosmology and Salvation in the Ancient World David Ulansey - OUP, 1989
Links
Surfing the apocalypse The Daily Grail Michael Cremo's Web Site Michael Carmichael's Web Site Unsolved Mysteries Nunki.net - David Rohl's Web Site Robert Temple's Web Site Robert Bauval's Web Site The Noise Room Giza Online The Official Mystery of the Sphinx Page - John Anthony West Rostau				Planetary Mysteries JudeoRoots Guardian's Egypt The Sphinx Group The Golden Age Project The Art Bell Website Bast & Sekhmet: Eyes of Ra The Storm Graham Hancock's Web Site Archaeoastronomy, Astrology and Ancient Egypt Aquella
Underwater Maltese discovery This important new page contains the first published evidence of a ruined megalithic temple found underwater of the coast of Malta by the German researcher Dr Hubert Zeitlmair. Graham Hancock is working closely with Dr Zeitlmair on the further exploration of this intriguing site which was covered by rising sea-levels at the end of the last Ice Age more than 10,000 years ago. Predictably there is opposition from established archaeologists who refuse to believe that the site in man-made - since accepting that would also require them to accept that there was a megalithic culture in Malta thousands of years earlier than presently-accepted theories allow. But the pictures speak for themselves. Underwater Archaeology This site, that of the Underwater Archaeology department of Texas A&M University contains a great many links organised by subject. The section on archaeology is especially useful, with links being organised by area and methodology - and there's a great deal of fascinating information on underwater archaeology. Highly recommended, bearing in mind Graham's current project, Underworld. Hellenic Institute Web-page of the Hellenic Institute of Marine Archaeology, part of the Greek Ministry of Culture's web-site. Team Atlantis Graham Hancock's is not the only team diving around Yonaguni! Includes an in-depth look at Voices of the Rocks, the latest book from Robert Schoch, the geologist who worked with John Anthony West on the geological redating of the Great Sphinx of Giza. Schoch's views on Yonaguni seem to change unpredictably. In some contexts, such as the BBC's corrupt and dishonest Horizon programmes on Atlantis, he has declared the Japanese underwater site to be entirely natural; in others, such as Voices of the Rocks, he countenances the possibility that it may have been worked on by human hands. Atlantis - South China Sea The creators of this site believe Atlantis is to be found beneath the South China Sea, and have attempted to provide evidence to support this claim. Sunken Civilisations This, the Sunken Civilisations web-site, is devoted to the "study of Atlantis and other alleged sunken civilizations". It contains general articles on the role of catastrophism, astronomy, archaeology and paleontology, and other fields. As well as articles regarding candidate locations for sunken civilisations it has links to other Atlantis-related sites, forums and search engines. Dedicated to exploring all possibilities of homelands for a lost civilisation, this open-minded site maintains articles on all favourite theories suggested in recent times, from Antarctica to the Pacific. Make your own mind up. Atlantis This one is big on enigmas! It also gives a history as to the research done into Atlantis since Plato's first musings in Timaeus and Critias, complete with a digram of how it would have looked according to his descriptions. For those not so convinced, there is a counterpoint in the form of a skeptic's dictionary! Metahistory in Russia The Institute of Metahistory in Russia. Aims to promote interdisciplinary cooperation on the history of human civilisation, a field of knowledge which it regards as too full of gaps. It will eventually contain sections on Atlantis, the ancient megaliths of the earth, protolanguage and protoscript, and the 'Golden Age'. However, at this time the latter three are still under construction. Includes a very detailed look on Viatcheslav Koudriavstev's celebrated theory of the Celtic Shelf being the Origins of Atlantis.
Authors/Research Giza: The Truth Ian Lawton Graham Hancock Robert Bauval Robert Schoch Quest Research Alan Alford David Rohl Robert Temple John A. West Andrew Collins Rand Flem-ath Adrian Gilbert Knight & Lomas Robert Lomas Lloyd Pye Michael Cremo Chris Dunn Filip Coppens Ralph Ellis JudeoRoots John Coleman Operation Hermes Erich von Daniken AASRA E.v.Daniken Oz Factors Egypt Upuaut Project Ancient Egypt Sphinx Group Guardians Egypt Zahi Hawass SCA website Rostau Digital Egypt The Shaft... Reeders Egypt AE & Prehistory Bibliography of AE EGYPTNEWS Egypt Revealed Victor's Egyptology Egypt Voyager True Origins Photos of Egypt				PoS/Rennes/K-T Rennes H'page Rennes Discovery Rennes les Chateau P.o.S. Links P.o.S Resource Page Photos of Rennes Sauniere Society Geometry of Rennes Henry Lincoln Lost Secrets Genisis Templar Books Knights Templar Archaeo/ Anthropology Talk Origins Doug's Archaeology Alien Contact Richard Hoagland Broadcasters Enigma TV Art Bell Laura Lee Sightings Resources/News Alt. History Illuminations The Noise Room Sphinx Temple BBC Sci-Tech Crystalinks Sci-Central True Origins Miscellaneous Sacred Sites Cheyenne's Dream
General Archaeology, Mythology and Ancient History General links This is a list of links listed under heading such as: 'Serious Archaeology', 'Cult Archaeology', 'Ancient Maps', 'Pyramidiots' and 'The Archaeology of Roman Britain'. A wide-ranging links page, dedicated to helping rather than preaching, which strongly opposes the work of Hancock and Bauval. Paul V. Heinrich This site, belonging to Paul V. Heinrich, has a section dedicated to highly critical reviews of the following subjects from a "geoarchaeological" perspective: Mysterious Origins of Man (NBC TV documentary) Fingerprints of the Gods (very detailed) Tiwanaku (Tiahuanaco) Site, Bolivia Age of the Sphinx (3 postings to newsgroups from August Matthusen, attempting to dismiss the controversial claims of Dr. Schoch) Atlantis and Lemuria skulls Slightly more anthropological in nature, but no less intriguing, the skulls mentioned in the URL were found at Ica in Peru over the last few years and their shape seems to suggest any number of possibilities concerning the arrival of people into the Americas. Not only that, but it has wider implications which need to be read before being judged. The Mayans A serious study of one of the more well-known and intriguing of phenomea: the Mayans and their incredible calendar. Clearly set up by scholars with enthusiasm, this is given a more original twist that many in the search for the truth. Dr. Thor Heyerdahl This is the web-site of Dr. Thor Heyerdahl who has been conducting research on the pre-history of the Guanche, the native peoples of the Canary Islands. These people mummified their dead using a technique that was nearly identical to that used by the ancient Egyptians. They also built step-pyramids, aligned to solar movement on the summer solstice, similar to those built by the Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican civilisations. Part of Heyerdahl's mission is to "promote the spirit of open-mindedness and curiosity". Heyerdahl seems adamant not to want to speculate but let the reader decide. OTS Foundation of Malta This site belongs to the OTS Foundation of Malta, and contains fascinating information about the megalithic temples of Malta and Gozo, which are thought by orthodox archaeologists to be up to 6,000 years old, and is one of the places Graham Hancock is researching in depth his forthcoming book, Underworld. Herodotus The complete History of Herodotus, written by Herodotus in 440 B.C.E., plus comments from readers. knowledge Site of the The Society for Interdisciplinary Studies, a UK-based organisation with worldwide membership, formed in response to a growing interest in the works of modern catastrophists who have stimulated controversy in the fields of cosmology, geology, catastrophism and ancient history. SIS releases two journals per year, sent to members, but it also publishes reports on the web. Bible mysteries Bible Mysteries contains lectures dedicated to the task of verifying Biblical accounts of history. The lectures cover such topics as the existence of the Ark of the Covenant, Sodom & Gomorrah, the Tower of Babel, amongst other things. megalith A site that proudly boasts to contain information on every megalithic stone to be found in the British isles. Just browse the map and watch your phone bill increase in proportion to your knowledge. An informative site under the aegis of leading archaeologist Aubrey Burl. stones This site, Megalithic Mysteries, is a treasure trove of fantastic photographic images of megalithic sites, and a wealth of information and links on them. Browse here to find a new wallpaper for your desktop! mysterious places Dedicated to Mysterious Places, as the URL suggests. It has easy to browse links to colourful and informative pages on many of the archaeological sites mentioned in Graham's books. human The webpage of Gilbert De Jong, a dutch landscape designer with a penchant for the unexplained. His balanced personal exploration takes on 'quest' proportions, and he discusses various mysteries, some familiar to us, others not. Most intriguing of all is his placing of Atlantis at El Fuerte - the site on the Canary Islands recently brought to the world's attention by Thor Heyerdahl - using the Piri Reis map as evidence. Bye! and have fun!

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