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Please welcome Laird Scranton, our April 2012 Author of the Month, and join him in a reexamination of Immanuel Velikovsky’s controversial Venus theories in light of new astronomical and archaeological findings, as detailed in Laird’s latest work The Velikovsky Heresies published by Inner Traditions Bear & Co. Surrounded by controversy […]

More articles by Thomas Razzeto Why the Maya Picked 2012 : The Sacred Triple Rebirth of the Sun and the Sacred Tree Over the Maya Did Extraterrestrials Create the Maya Calendar? 2012 and the Psychedelic Shamans Understanding the Maya’s Triple Rebirth Metaphor of 2012 I like to ask people the […]

Johannes is a graduate from Bradford University, School of Management and after a career of 15 years as Project Manager decided to start his own life as a Financial Day trader. Originally from the Netherlands, during his career he has been living in many different countries, including long stops in […]

Bibhu Dev Misra is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Management and has been working as an Information Technology consultant for more than 12 years, for various organizations across the world. He is also an independent researcher and writer on topics related to […]

More articles by Thomas Razzeto Why the Maya Picked 2012 : The Sacred Triple Rebirth of the Sun and the Sacred Tree Over the Maya Did Extraterrestrials Create the Maya Calendar? 2012 and the Psychedelic Shamans Introduction It is a scientific fact that the astronomy that will unfold in the […]

We are pleased to welcome as February 2012 Co-Authors of the Month Scott Creighton and Gary Osborn with their article titled “In Search of Khufu.” Their new book, The Giza Prophecy- The Orion Code and the Secret Teachings of the Pyramids, is a detailed study of the proportions of the […]

Please welcome for January 2012 Author of the Month David Warner Mathisen, author of The Mathisen Corollary, a book which explores how a specific catastrophic flood theory may have important implications for a wide range of mysteries about mankind’s ancient past. David is a graduate of the United States Military […]

See Jan’s website, and Christopher’s website. INTRODUCTION Vitrified stones are simply stones that have been melted to a point where they form a glass or glaze. There is much debate in archaeological circles over the ancient examples under study for two reasons. Firstly, few cases are known to have been […]

Please join us in welcoming Kyle Bennett as December 2011 Author of the Month. Kyle is an independent researcher who works as a journalist by profession, specialising in commercial property and economics. He has been investigating the subject of polar wandering for over five years, and has recently published Polar […]

This is one of researcher and writer Brien Foerster’s regular column here at Grahamhancock.com. Brien’s study and insight into the Inca’s ancient origins shed a new light on that famous South American culture. The implications are both startling and far reaching suggesting a connection to a pan Pacific civilization reaching […]