Graham Hancock, a seasoned journalist and author, dives into the mesmerizing concept of a lost Ice Age civilization. He discusses the significant archaeological site of Göbekli Tepe and its implications for our understanding of ancient societies. Hancock also links global myths to catastrophic events like the Younger Dryas, suggesting advanced navigation techniques of ancient peoples. His insights challenge mainstream archaeology, urging open-mindedness towards our complex human past, while reflecting on how celestial knowledge influenced ancient cultures.

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Graham Hancock, an acclaimed author and presenter of the Netflix series "Ancient Apocalypse," delves into the mysteries of ancient civilizations. He discusses the groundbreaking discovery of 23,000-year-old footprints in New Mexico, challenging established timelines. Hancock also explores Göbekli Tepe's significance, the catastrophic effects of diseases on Native American populations, and controversial archaeological interpretations. With a focus on open-mindedness, he urges a reevaluation of history and the connections between ancient cultures and our modern understanding.

Bestselling author Graham Hancock and archaeologist Flint Dibble delve into lost civilizations, ancient mysteries, underwater archaeology, debates on controversial discoveries, and challenges in preserving archaeological evidence in cataclysmic events, offering insights into the true origins of ancient structures, advanced civilizations, agriculture evolution, the Sphinx, and celestial alignments.

Graham Hancock, a renowned journalist and author, delves into ancient civilizations and their secrets. He presents evidence suggesting that the Americas were inhabited much earlier than we thought, challenging traditional migration theories. Hancock shares his transformative experiences with ayahuasca in the Amazon and discusses its historical significance alongside ancient rock art. He also explores the advanced knowledge of the Mayans, connections between consciousness and psychedelics, and the impact of prehistoric climatic events on human narratives, revealing a complex tapestry of our shared history.

Graham Hancock, researcher and author, joins Joe Rogan to discuss the uncertainties of ancient history, resistance to alternative ideas in archaeology, the mysteries of Gobekli Tepe and ancient earthworks in the Amazon rainforest, ancient knowledge of constellations and the solar system, the Great Pyramid as a tomb, evidence of cataclysmic events, government manipulation, drug legalization, censorship on Wikipedia, UAP phenomena and parallel dimensions, the potential of Fenbendazole for cancer treatment, society's health and the lost civilization debate, resistance to new ideas and ancient scripts, layers of history and sacred sites, and the historical use of rubber in the New World.

Graham Hancock, brilliant author, documentarian, and wonderful person, re-joins the DTFH! You can watch Graham's new documentary series, Ancient Apocalypse, streaming now on Netflix! And visit GrahamHancock.com for more info on Graham, including his published works, social media links, and upcoming live appearances! Original music by Aaron Michael Goldberg. This episode is brought to you by: This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/duncan and get on your way to being your best self. Lumi Labs - Visit MicroDose.com and use code DUNCAN at checkout for 30% Off and FREE Shipping on your first order! Squarespace - Use offer code: DUNCAN to save 10% on your first site.

Guest Graham Hancock discusses his pseudohistorical narratives on lost civilizations like Atlantis, ancient monuments reflecting celestial patterns, and challenges conventional views on human history. Topics include Graham's alignment theories with Giza Pyramids and debunking his claims through arbitrary patterns in Manhattan. The episode explores the controversy surrounding Hancock's theories and the need for scientific research in countering pseudoarchaeology.

Author Graham Hancock discusses ancient civilizations, challenging traditional narratives and exploring global remnants. The podcast delves into the influence of popular media on archaeology, reevaluates the purpose of the Giza Pyramids, and explores pattern-seeking in archaeology. The importance of multiple sources in historical analysis, challenging confirmation bias, geographical puzzles of the Giza Plateau, and celestial connections in ancient temples are also discussed.

Writer Graham Hancock discusses the theory of a lost civilization during the Ice Age, challenged by archaeologist Flint Dibble. Razib explains the lack of evidence for a global advanced civilization from the Pleistocene, but considers the existence of stillborn cultures. The podcast delves into the origins of civilizations, the debate between pseudo-science and scientific certainty, and the role of genetic evidence in understanding ancient societies.