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May 2, 2024, 12:28 am UTC    
July 11, 2019 09:26AM
Lee Olsen Wrote:
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> > "In Fingerprints of the Gods (1995), Hancock
> hypothesizes that the demise of the mammoths
> and other megafauna was caused by a catastrophic
> cataclysm brought on through
> an Earth Crustal Displacement. The result was that
> "terrible forces were unleashed on all living
> creatures during the last Ice Age" and that "the
> northern regions of Alaska
> and Siberia appear to have been the worst hit by
> the murderous upheavals between
> 13,000 and 11,000 years ago. In a great swathe of
> death around the edge of the Artic
> Circle the remains of uncountable numbers of large
> animals have been found –
> including many carcasses with the flesh still
> intact, and astonishing quantities of
> perfectly preserved mammoth tusks" (Hancock 1995:
> 212, 213)."
>
>
>
> Hancock: "All archaeologists admit this now, that
> Clovis-First was a mistake, they got it
> completely wrong. […] but what they don’t comment
> on is the careers that were ruined
> as a result. […] So when archaeologists of that
> type say “Hancock is a pseudoscientist,”
> I say “Hang on a minute, you guys are the
> pseudoscientists.
> You guys sold us Clovis-First for 50 years."
>
>
> "I already knew Hancock was going to going to
> claim that a comet wiped out some kind of
> fantastical "advanced civilization" that existed
> during the Ice Age, and I already knew that he
> would try to connect his claim to the archaeology
> of North America in whatever ways possible. I
> predict anyone who has any legitimate expertise in
> this region of the world can see through Hancock's
> game in two seconds. I guess if you're blissfully
> ignorant maybe it all sounds very exciting . . . I
> wouldn't know: as someone who has been doing real
> archaeology in North America for 25 years now I
> can hear the sound of this book ringing hollow
> before I even crack the cover."
>
> To sum up the above: In Fingerprints of the Gods,
> Earth Crustal Displacement wiped out the
> megafauna. In America Before (2019), a comet wiped
> out the mega fauna.
> IOW, Hancock sold us Earth Crustal Displacement
> for 24 years.
>
>
> "Look twice at a two-faced man" Chief Joseph

Yep the fringe fiction writer has to keep coming up with new plots to draw more money out of the faithful.

How many of earlier predictions have proven correct? I seem to remember reading in his amusing
'The Mars Mystery' which he wrote with Bauval. He claimed the face on Mars was real.....that didn't exactly play out to well did it.

As I said before he should come out with a new book in 2-3 years and 'find' an exciting new place for a lost Civilization - I would suggest he find it in Greenland - but that has been done. Perhaps find one in the Gobi Desert or the jungles of central Africa?





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