Title: Remarkable and honest expository
Product review: One thing that distinguishes Grahm Hancock's book from the likes of a work such as "World's in Collision" is that Hancock garners support for his theories from well respected scientists in geology and astronomy. Heck, he even has Einstien backing him up on a major point. This is not to say scientists are little christs, as Hancock takes many pot-shots at their irrational dogma, and unfounded conclusions throughout the book.The evidence he brings forth is basically irrefutable proof that an advanced civilization has slipped past conventional archeologies radar. He'll take you on a long journey, studying megaliths in ancient america to egpyt. He'll analyize ancient maps that have some GROUND SHAKING implications(litterally hehe).He analyizes the symbolism and parallels of many ancient myths regarding catastrophies, and suggests that perhaps these common themes, these megaliths were meant to give a message to us in the future, of earth's impending disaster.
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