Graham Hancock’s "Magicians of the Gods" presents a very methodical argument for a lost civilization. This book is not exactly light reading. He goes into some quite technical analysis of geological

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Well I'm studying now about ancient history of the human race. And wow. Why is a lecture more exciting than other things... Well how old are we?

Dolmens, menhirs, cromlechs and other megaliths. Or, what is it that I really do not know? But the fact that these stones and structures have a certain energy - that's for sure! Even being close to them,

Worth watching even if you think you know everything about this topic...it is hard to wade through so much material, but it is the only way to get a holistic overview...you can never guess what you do

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Wisdom of the Ancients

Stonehenge is well photographed but the features which are right next door to it and compliment it are often overlooked. Hidden in some trees are a line of barrows. They are called "The Kings

This video looks at the seldom spoke of New Zealand ancient pre-Maori megalithic civilization, giving a fascinating insight into some of the many sacred spaces within New Zealand, and their role in myth

A beautiful dolmen located in Normandy, France, with a North to South orientation, the stones were encrusted in crystal quartz, inside at the very back was a flat faced stone mostly covered in moss but

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