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The Nature Of the Solar Boat’s Journey
As we view the sun’s journey from earth each day, it appears to travel in the sky daily from east to west.
Deborah Johnson | 9th February 2003
Moses and Akhenaten one and the same person
Ahmed Osman, featured Author of the Month at GrahamHancock.com for Febuary 2003, is the Author of Moses and Akhenaten.
Ahmed Osman | 21st January 2003
Jesus and the Goddess – The Secret Teachings of the Original Christians
The idea of some sect ‘making up’ the Jesus story may seem strange today, but this is because we no longer think of myths in the same way as did our ancestors.
Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy | 12th January 2003
Earth’s capture of the moon c.2000bc
How Earth gained such a large moon is still one of the great unsolved mysteries of our time.
Gary Gilligan | 12th January 2003
The Jesus Mysteries: Was the ‘Original’ Jesus a Pagan God?
Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy, featured Authors of the Month at GrahamHancock.com for January 2003, is the Author of The Jesus Mysteries.
Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy | 24th December 2002
The Other God
Since the beginning of the nineteenth century the Cathars and their co-religionists in Eastern Christendom have been repeatedly implicated in ...
Yuri Stoyanov | 25th November 2002
The Giza Power Plant Discussion
Christopher Dunn, featured Author of the Month at GrahamHancock.com for November 2002, is the Author of The Giza Power Plant.
Christopher Dunn | 13th October 2002
NAKSHETRA – A Possible Inspiration for the Mariner’s Compass
The location and design of the ancient temples of Bhubaneswar have been guided by a rich astronomical insight.
Deepak Bhattacharya | 7th October 2002
A Narrative for the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis
The Aquatic Ape Hypothesis lacks a screenplay. By contrast, we can imagine hunter-gatherers Questing for Fire, living in a Cave Bear Clan, or fighting dinosaurs
Craig Hagstrom | 9th September 2002
Darwin Doesn’t Work Here Anymore
I first began to question the received wisdom on Darwinism when I became interested in geology and palaeontology thirty years ago.
Richard Milton | 1st September 2002

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