# Graham Hancock
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Graham Bruce Hancock (born 2 August 1950) is a British writer who promotes pseudoscientific ideas about ancient civilizations and hypothetical lost lands. Hancock proposes that an advanced civilization with spiritual technology existed during the last Ice Age until it was destroyed following comet impacts around 12,900 years ago at the onset of the Younger Dryas. He speculates that survivors of this cataclysm passed on their knowledge to primitive hunter-gatherers around the world, giving rise to all the earliest known civilizations (such as ancient Egypt, Sumeria, and Mesoamerica).
Graham Hancock | The Lost Serpent Key, Dark Forces That Changed History (Archive Live Stream)
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Was the fall of the Aztec Empire simply the result of ruthless ambition, or was something far more mysterious unfolding behind the scenes?
In this extraordinary interview, Graham Hancock uncovers the astonishing story o…
Why Did Malta's Temple Builders Leave? With Laura, the Megalith Hunter — Part 3 of 4 | Classics Rotation
Laura of Megalith Hunter tells Nikkiana Jones what archaeology says about who settled Malta, why the temple builders left and the gaps in the island's record. She also gives her view on the Younger Dryas, lost-civilization theories and why so many sites remain unexcavated.Laura starts with Malta's …
Canceled Trips, Site Filming Fees & a Lost Civilization with Mike Collins — Part 2 of 3 | Classics Rotation
Mike Collins of Wandering Wolf Productions explains how trips to Easter Island, Göbekli Tepe and Gornaya Shoria in Russia all fell through, and why India remains the country he most wants to see. He and the host then compare how ancient sites are policed and monetized, and Mike lays out his theory …
Graham Hancock | The Megalithic Key, Archaeology Team Left Awestruck
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Graham Hancock calmly confronts a team of archaeologists, challenging established interpretations of ancient history, lost civilizations, and the origins of human civilization. What begins as a discussion of archaeologi…
Fairies, Psychedelics & Stonehenge Scoop Marks with Hugh Newman and Jim Vieira — Part 3 of 4 | Classics Rotation
Hugh Newman and Jim Vieira explore how giant legends overlap with fairies, balls of light and "enchanted" sacred landscapes, then turn to the role they believe psychedelics played in ancient sites like Göbekli Tepe. The part closes on scoop marks and softened-looking stone at Stonehenge and Stanton…
Counter-Narratives, Mud Flood & Softened Stone with Dan Stevens and Andrew Finck — Part 5 of 7 | Classics Rotation
Dan Stevens describes how he thinks alternative-history circles get infiltrated and steered, and the group debates the mud flood, melted-looking mountains and the possibility of a secret stone-softening technology. Listen for Westminster Abbey's "melted" columns, treeless 1800s photos of China's Ya…
Beau Theory Origins, Lunar Mares & the Moon's Birth with Jason Beaubier — Part 1 of 4 | Classics Rotation
Jason Beaubier, known as Jay, tells the host how a childhood spent in Salem cemeteries and years of studying religion led to his Beau theory, an alternative account of how the Earth and the Moon formed. Listen for the origin story behind the theory, why he links the Moon to the pole-shift question,…
Archaeologist Backs up Graham Hancock on Younger Dryas Civilization
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An archaeologist challenges the established account of the first Americans, examining evidence that human settlement in the Americas began thousands of years earlier than previously believed. From the ancient remains at…
Bedrock Carvings, Magnetism & Building Your Own Archive with Andrew Finck — Part 7 of 7 | Classics Rotation
Andrew Finck and the host look at why such stonework seems rare in Australia, and at carved bedrock that Andrew suggests may show builders testing their technology on different kinds of rock. He closes the conversation by urging listeners to save photos, build their own databases and debate fairly.…
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