Fingerprints of the Gods: The Evidence of Earth's Lost Civilization

It is highly speculative and based in many suppositions not well proved. Mr. Hancock's writing style makes the book readable but, at the same time, lacks substance in the long run. I don't like books that combine log reporting with the main topic. Traveling logs only added paragraphs, but not substance. The only main bullet out of this book is the idea of the existence of an advanced culture or civilization before ours. For sure, there was time for another civilization that had developed before our time. Another bullet to grant to Mr. Hancock is the idea of the need to search for catastrophic events in the past that could be repeating or occurring in cycles. Mr. Hancock declares himself violating Egyptian law by climbing the big pyramid after offering bribes to the custodians. Also, Mr. Hancock recognized that behind him, there is a team of researchers providing background and foundation to his claims. The idea about the Gyza pyramids and their relationship with the Orion's belt is not well proved and is kind of far-fetched. There is no doubt that ancient Egyptians were far more advanced than orthodoxy recognizes, and the proof is spread all over Egypt.

Lays out a great case for either a time line error or well you just need to read it and draw your own conclusion.

Graham questions everything, in the most positive way. He learns by questioning. He teaches by questioning. He poses his hypotheses in the form of questions. And he backs it all up with thorough research and undeniable truths that are literally carved in stone. Whatever legacy our epoch leaves behind when our time comes, books like this should be a part of the time capsule so these thoughts are more easily passed on to those who inhabit Earth next.