Schuyler
Misanthrope
Those interested in the types of artifacts Klaus Dona talks about may be interested in the following book:
'Forbidden Archeology; the hidden history of the human race,' by Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson. 1993, rev. 1966. Los Angeles, Bhaktivedanta Book Publishing, Inc. 1993, rev. 1966, 914pp. 0-89213-294-9.
It's a monster-sized book still in print (Be sure to get the unabridged edition) that is a catalog of hundreds, if not thousands of anomolaous archeological finds from all over the world which point to civilizations far further back than contemporary history suggests. Stones, bones, artifacts, and anthropological theory are all covered in depth. As you might expect fromn the publisher, the authors lean toward ancient Indian texts in support of their contentions, but the book is more a catalog of artifacts than an exposition of theory. For all those folks who do have such a theory, this book is your backup.
'Forbidden Archeology; the hidden history of the human race,' by Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson. 1993, rev. 1966. Los Angeles, Bhaktivedanta Book Publishing, Inc. 1993, rev. 1966, 914pp. 0-89213-294-9.
It's a monster-sized book still in print (Be sure to get the unabridged edition) that is a catalog of hundreds, if not thousands of anomolaous archeological finds from all over the world which point to civilizations far further back than contemporary history suggests. Stones, bones, artifacts, and anthropological theory are all covered in depth. As you might expect fromn the publisher, the authors lean toward ancient Indian texts in support of their contentions, but the book is more a catalog of artifacts than an exposition of theory. For all those folks who do have such a theory, this book is your backup.