![]() ![]() ![]() Some of those sages - or magicians as they were known - were responsible for constructing such wonders as the Sphinx, which Hancock’s book suggests actually predated the ancient Egyptians.Īlthough Hancock’s theories of a lost civilization were dismissed by experts (he’s been referred to as both a pseudoscientist and a “Pyramidiot”), readers didn’t care - and neither did he. The remaining survivors then canvassed the world, landing in such places as Egypt, Turkey and Peru, in hopes of spreading their wisdom. journalist hypothesized that, 12,800 years ago, a massive, cataclysmic comet had hit the Earth, essentially wiping out a highly advanced ancient civilization. Twenty years ago, when Graham Hancock’s book Fingerprints of the Gods was first published, it caused quite the stir among archaeologists, historians and conspiracy theorists. ![]()
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