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Fingerprints of the Gods
Fingerprints of the Gods: The Evidence of Earth's Lost Civilization | Graham Hancock
The bestselling author of The Sign and the Seal reveals the true origins of civilization. Connecting puzzling clues scattered throughout the world, Hancock discovers compelling evidence of a technologically and culturally advanced civilization that was destroyed and obliterated from human memory. Four 8-page photo inserts.
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Eric_Allen
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Still reading

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Ams1
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My FAVORITE place to read! 🤯🤗🤘🏻🖤 #mountainreading #peaceful #bookworm

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CassiM
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I discovered an 18 year old secret! There was a 2nd edition of the tagged book published in 2001. I had replaced my copies of the original 1995 edition a few times and had never come across this edition online or in bookstores. I found it while looking for the book in another language! 🙄 So of course I had to get it! 🙃🙂

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monalyisha
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My Facebook memories gave me this picture this morning, from 4 years ago. It‘s a different (much smaller) apartment (movin‘ on up!) & clearly pre-iPhone judging from the quality of the pic.

My husband‘s not a big reader so I try to catalog & savor the instances when he indulges. I think he was reading Graham Hancock‘s “Fingerprints of the Gods” here (which is a MASSIVE book; go hard or go home)! Plus... how cute is Moxie? 😉

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dgingo Yay for reading and Moxie is adorable! My very first pet was a bunny who I loved! Tell us more about your French carpet—what does it say? 6y
monalyisha @dgingo She‘s the best! The carpet has a passage from one of Aesop‘s Fables, “The Ant & the Grasshopper.” I‘m more of a “Frederick” message kinda gal, myself... but I couldn‘t pass up a carpet with such a pretty script design. 😉 6y
Chrissyreadit That is one sweet photo! And Moxie is ❣️❣️❣️ 6y
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dgingo @monalyisha It IS a pretty font/design, and I never heard of Frederick, so thanks for tagging the book. I just might have to venture over to the children‘s section of the library and check it out—it sounds like a lovely story with an important message. 6y
monalyisha @dgingo Thanks! It‘s a classic. Definitely worth it. And as a New Englander (it‘s 2 degrees today!), it‘s a story I think about a lot in the dead of Winter. 6y
dgingo @monalyisha Stay warm! And maybe give Frederick a reread. 😉 6y
BookaholicNatty Awwwww moxie!!!!🐰 6y
rabbitprincess Awwww Moxie wants to read too! 🐰♥️ 6y
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CassiM
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@Kaye
What an idea!
1. Samuel Clemens (he was buddies with Tesla)
2. Kircher (Jesuit, considered the last man to know everything)
3. George Orwell (what would he think of us?)
4. Dejan Arnautovic (my favorite Chef and best friend)
5. Herodotus (from the horse's mouth, his sources)
6. Colin Wilson (well researched author)
7. Graham Hancock (can I help you research)
8. Christopher Knight or Robert Lomas ( can I have access to your sources)

#nerd

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CassiM
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A very interesting read, every time I read it. Instead of focusing on one small group of history and mankind Hancock takes a step back and looks at the big picture that is us. All of us!

RaimeyGallant Great review! And welcome to Litsy! #LitsyWelcomeWagon Some of us put together Litsy tips to help new Littens navigate the site. It's the link in my bio on my page in case you need it. Or if you prefer how-to videos, @chelleo put some together at the link in her bio. 7y
Chelleo Welcome🤗 7y
CassiM Thank you for the welcomes ☺ I am looking forward to learning my way around and getting my proverbial feet wet 😀 7y
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rather_be_reading welcome to litsy!! 📚🎉📚 7y
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callunakeep
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Next up on audio ... another pick from the BOGO sale Audible had recently. This is another one that is right up my alley!! Looking forward to starting this!

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GoneFishing

I felt myself confronted by the dizzying possibility that an entire episode in the story of mankind might have been forgotten. It seemed to me..that our species could have been afflicted with some terrible amnesia and that the dark period so blithely and dismissively referred to as prehistory'might turn out to conceal unimagined truths about our own past. What is prehistory, after all, if not a time forgotten--a time for which we have no records?

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InkyQuillwarts
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Fantastic read that will make you question everything you've ever been taught in school about ancient history! For someone who isn't big on historical nonfiction, I couldn't put it down!

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