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Forbidden Archeology

The Hidden History of the Human Race

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Forbidden Archeology

By: Michael A. Cremo, Richard L. Thompson
Narrated by: Laura Lee
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Discover an alternate history to the human race as the authors of Forbidden Archeology challenge one of the most fundamental components of the modern scientific world view. Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson discuss the work of researchers who, over the past 2 centuries, have found bones and artifacts showing that people like ourselves existed on earth millions of years ago. They explain how the scientific establishment has ignored these remarkable facts because they contradict the dominant views of human origins and antiquity.

Copyright 1994 by The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust International Inc.; Recording (P)1997 by Alternative Audio Ancient Archaeology Biological Sciences Evolution Evolution & Genetics Science Natural History Paleontology Africa Ancient Technology Ancient Humans

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I wish this book covered more topics and mysteries. it is very brief and does not cover what I consider ate the main questions we would like to hear explained. in all, it's a good read albeit a quick book to get through.

Brief but Good

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What did you like most about Forbidden Archeology?

The research was in depth. For anyone interested in out of place objects and the idea that humans have been on this Earth a whole lot longer than current academia wishes to accept. Then this is a book for the library

How did the narrator detract from the book?

Please all I ask is that you re do this book using someone who does not sound bored stupid by the contents and has no interest in the subject, probably didn't even understand it. Then it I would buy it again ...seriously

Any additional comments?

A really interesting book, I suggest getting a hard copy and reading it until they do another performance...It is unfair to the author to have someone perform it so badly

Well researched and written

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After listening to a lot of Graham Hancock I knew I had to check this book out. It's full of little gems and side stories about the individuals who have come unstuck in trying to go against the mainstream.

The audio quality isn't great, it does sound like you're listening to an old vinyl record, I recommend listening to the sample first to see if you can handle it (it's only a short book anyway). I found it easier on the ear if I listened to it on speaker rather than through earphones, the natural background noise blurring into the white noise / hiss on the audiobook.

I hope an update to this book is produced (and re-recorded at better audio quality) soon, given the interest off the back of people like Hancock.

Oldie but goodie

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Awful 1970’s computer voice. But luckily it’s not that long, you can bare it for the new information.

Excellent information

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An engrossing book, so much so I had to give it another go. Most certainly recommended.

Fascinating.

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I'm sure this is a abridged version. the audio is low quality with a constant hiss in the background.
I was very much looking forward to this book. but I found it disappointing on various fronts.

Abridged

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I find this subject very interesting, and sadly I have found precious few books that take the subject seriously. This book was a good attempt though many of the examples used were from a long time ago and therefore not easy to verify. It was also quite brief and I am sure there are far more cases that could have been included.
My biggest bugbear with this audiobook however was the quality of the recording. I had to have it on full volume to hear it, and then there was a lot of white background noise. The quality of the recording made it sound like it was recorded in the 1960’s on an old cassette machine. A real shame.

Interesting subject matter if a little brief.

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