Mapping Younger Dryas Impacts to Global Myths of Cataclysm
The amnesia of modernity: Why our history is a warning
In this conversation, Graham Hancock argues that modern civilization suffers from collective amnesia regarding a sophisticated, pre-Ice Age culture. By mapping global myths of cataclysm to geological evidence of the Younger Dryas impact, Hancock reveals that our current technological
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