

#2051 - Graham Hancock
22 snips Oct 25, 2023
Graham Hancock, a renowned researcher and author known for his work on ancient civilizations, dives deep into the mysteries of human history. He challenges traditional archaeological views, emphasizing the importance of new discoveries like Gobekli Tepe that reshape our understanding of ancient societies. Hancock also discusses advanced agricultural practices in the Amazon and critiques current drug policies while exploring the therapeutic potential of psychedelics. Their conversation traverses ancient knowledge, consciousness, and the interconnectedness of civilization and environment.
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Archaeology's Narrative Control
- Archaeology often tries to control the narrative about the past, rather than embracing new discoveries.
- This is partly due to its desire to be seen as scientific and avoid "woo-woo" ideas.
Lost Civilization and Cataclysm Myths
- A lost civilization likely existed during the Ice Age, as evidenced by global cataclysm myths and Younger Dryas impact theory.
- These myths, often dismissed as Spanish inventions, likely hold genuine indigenous origins.
Alaskan Boneyard Discovery
- A gold miner in Alaska discovered a boneyard with megafauna bones, some sawed with sophisticated tools.
- This discovery challenges conventional timelines and suggests human presence earlier than thought.