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Fingerprints of the Gods

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Fingerprints of the Gods

By: Graham Hancock
Narrated by: Graham Hancock
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Pulling together the myths, legends and stories handed down from generation to generation, all around the world, Graham Hancock presents his own, unique interpretation of history in this fascinating audiobook.

Fingerprints of the Gods is the revolutionary rewrite of history that has persuaded millions of listeners throughout the world to change their preconceptions about the history behind modern society.

An intellectual detective story, this unique history audiobook directs probing questions at orthodox history, presenting disturbing new evidence that historians have tried - but failed - to explain.

©1995 Graham Hancock (P)2016 Audible, Ltd Archaeology Literary History & Criticism Ancient History Thought-Provoking Feel-Good

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A thoughtful, intelligent and comprehensive interdisciplinary work uniting mythology from a multitude of cultures and ages with modern scientific knowledge, and beautifully narrated by the author. Cannot recommend it enough. Moving right on to the sequel, Magicians of the Gods!

A must read

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Good book but he filled it up with a lot of old tales etc, still raises some important questions that I happen to agree with.

Much, much older!

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I was brought here having seen Graham and Randall Carlson on the Joe Rogan podcasts, I'm so pleased we have people like Graham & Randall around to uncover the new evidence and ask the questions, Fantastic book, so very interesting. Thank you.

Excellent!

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very satisfying listening experience with an interesting narrative. I found that the hypothesis suggested are very insightful and do try to first explain the already established theories. I only had some trouble with the ending, the conclusion. I do not think it necessary to try and come up with an explanation and suggest it as the answer, being that the proposed ancient civilisation lived in todays Antarctica, and mainly that the sphinx represented the star constellation Leo to indicate what era this proposed civilisation existed in. The problem I have with that idea is that the star constellation as we know then where named and grouped by the greeks. This assumes that all civilisations would instinctively group and name the constellations the same way. You need a good amount of imagination already to picture the constellations as their proposed imagery, who is to say that other civilisations wouldent have proposed other imagery for the same constellations, and even group them differently. But the overall idea that earlier civilisations have existed and then somehow collapsed seems very plausible. That the engineering and technology used to create these pyramids and temples must have been a legacy from something, as there is no other plausible explanations to how these objects could be constructed with such primitive technology. For instance the proposed idea that the stones were cut with copper saws, sand and water is absurd, you could only cut about a mm an hour doing so. But also its incredible unfeasible when they propose the pyramid was built on a timescale of 20 years, as in that time they would have needed to place a block every minute or so, with no breakes.

very insightful and interesting

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This was an awesome listen. Take a bow Graham Hancock. This isn’t a wild conspiracy but a credible story, piecing a puzzle together!

Amazing

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I was engrossed from start to finish, though some detail sections went over my head, it does ask many questions but you are left with the feeling you want to find the answers

Fascinating stuff

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I really enjoyed this audio book. Hancock's theory is fascinating and thought provoking but, I can imagine, controversial. Definitely a good listen but an open mind is necessary to fully enjoy!

A fascinating theory!

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loved the book once I started I could not stop
contains a lot of knowledge and research highly recommend to anyone with a real interest in history

very interesting and eye opening

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I felt that the subject was well delivered and well researched. If only there were more fingerprints we may be in a position to find more on the lost civilizations!

great insights

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The depth of research is reassuringly impressive and I was delighted to find it is narrated by its brilliant author, Graham Hancock.

Outstanding content and narration

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