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Graham Hancock

yourdeadwright · 2015-02-24 14:52:44

He folks Just wondering has anyone read any of Graham Hancocks books ? If so what did you think of the, Also is there nay book shops in Dublin I would his books in Thanks

24-02-2015 2:52pm

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He folks
Just wondering has anyone read any of Graham Hancocks books ?
If so what did you think of the,
Also is there nay book shops in Dublin I would his books in

Thanks

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#2 26-02-2015 2:01am

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Graham Hancock's books are what's known as pseudo-archaeology. They are kind of like conspiracy theories about the past. They mix factual information with a lot of conjecture and stuff that's simply just made up. No proper archaeologist takes his work seriously. His books might be entertaining but they are basically a load of makey uppy stuff.

He made a series on Channel 4 a few years ago which might give you an idea of what he's on about...
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/quest-for-the-lost-civilisation/episode-guide

If there is any particular area of prehistory your interested in I might be able to recommend a few books.

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