Category Archives: Author of the Month

A set of sixteen subconscious iconographic types appear in the same sequence, and on the same axial structure, in the art of all cultures since the Ice Age dated to BC 20 000. The layered and rigorous method of visual analysis, named ‘mindprint’, demonstrates that the cultural repertoire is identical […]

Gene Flow on Oceans Currents To the layperson, genetics can seem like a foreign language. Phylogenetic trees look somewhat like schematics for electronic circuit boards. I can read neither. However, if one can manage to decipher the academic literature, certain clues about population migration become apparent. Gene flow is defined […]

Our Author of the Month for July is Jason Gregory. In this article, Jason explores the idea that individuals can change the world through personal consciousness and ‘evolution of perception’. You can read more in his book The Science and Practice of Humility. In any attempt to save the world […]

Michael questions whether Homer's The Odyssey might in fact be a veiled account of the first circumnavigation of the globe in 1160 - 1130 B.C.

Edward G. Nightingale, featured Author of the Month at GrahamHancock.com for May 2015, is the Author of The Giza Template.

Edward G. Nightingale, featured Author of the Month at GrahamHancock.com for May 2015, is the Author of The Giza Template.

Kevin Curran, featured Author of the Month at GrahamHancock.com for April 2015, is the Author of Fall of a Thousand Suns.

Scott Creighton, featured Author of the Month at GrahamHancock.com for March 2015, is the Author of The Secret Chamber of Osiris.

In this piece Sergey recounts a pivotal but harrowing experience on his journey on the shamanic path when peyote saved his life in Mexico.

Please welcome our Author of the Month for January, Ahmed Osman. In this article, Ahmed reframes and sheds new light on the Israelite Exodus using Egyptian source material to re-examine Bible chronology of the account. If you’d like to read more about this you can do so in his book […]