Category Archives: Underworld

Originally posted by Graham Hancock on the Message Board of this site, 6 April 2002 Hi folks, Santha and I flew back in from Tamil Nadu this morning. As regulars on this MB know, we have been diving at Poompuhur and at Mahabalipuram in southeast India. We have had the […]

This response was originally posted on the GHMB, 4 March 2002 Over on Ma’at Nic Flemming has reviewed the third installment of Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age, the TV series based on my book Underworld. At the end of the review, Flemming provides us with the following explanation of […]

This response was originally posted in five separate sections on the Mysteries message board. Links to the original posts are provided at page bottom. Nic Flemming, Senior Scientist at the Southampton Oceanography Centre, has reviewed the second episode of my TV series Underworld: Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age. This […]

The submerged cities discovered by India’s National Institute of Ocean Technology in the Gulf of Cambay are around 40 metres deep.  Basic knowledge of earth sciences leads to the conclusion that, by virtue of their great depth, the Cambay cities are very probably more than 6,000 years old – and […]

Online Introduction to UnderworldFrom Fingerprints of the Gods to Underworld An Essay on Methods By Graham Hancock The central claim of my 1995 book Fingerprints of the Gods is not that there was but that there could have been a lost civilisation, which flourished and was destroyed in remote antiquity. […]

By Duncan Edlin Since completing Fingerprints of the Gods (FOTG) in 1994, Graham Hancock has experienced unrivalled popular success writing on the origins of human civilisation. Hancock has argued passionately for the possibility that there may be a lost chapter in human history and that archaeologists refuse to consider this […]

Every now and then we are all experience moments of deep contemplation after having read a piece of literature whose original and implicit intent was to pique our interests in just about any given topic. I suppose if we make the effort to go beyond ‘page one’ then we know […]

by Ward Sanford Graham Hancock’s latest book, entitled “Underworld, Flood Kingdoms of the Ice Age”, is a long, but interesting 742 pages and contains many full-page color photographs from his expeditions around the world. His treatise is that the global sea-level rise that accompanied the melting of the continental glaciers […]

by Peter James Journalist Graham Hancock earned a tidy sum with his book Fingerprints of the Gods, in which he claimed that the mother of all civilisations flourished about 12,000 years ago on an ice-free Antarctica. To do so he rehashed Charles Hapgood’s 1950s “pole-shift” model, which proposes that ice […]

Underworld: Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age A Vedic and India Perspective By David Frawley People throughout the world retain the memory of earlier great spiritual civilizations that existed long before our current reckoning of history. Myths of Atlantis and Lemuria, stories of great floods and antediluvian kingdoms exist in […]