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The Mind in the Cave
David Lewis-Williams
“fabulous book”
“David Lewis Williams at the University of WWEs Rand in South Africa fabulous book called The Mind in the cave”— Graham Hancock
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Children Who Remember Previous Lives
Ian Stevenson
“the excellent work of”
“there's the excellent work of Ian Stevenson children who remember past lives uh who who found that children up to the age of seven often have memories of past lives”— Graham Hancock
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Underworld: The Mysterious Origins of Civilization
Graham Hancock
“by 2002 when I published a book called underworld which was the result most massive and most heavy book that I've ever written”— Graham Hancock
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Supernatural: Meetings with the Ancient Teachers of Mankind
Graham Hancock
“I wrote a book called Supernatural meetings with the ancient teachers of mankind recently retitled uh Visionary”— Graham Hancock
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The Sign and the Seal
Graham Hancock
“I just had one minor bestseller in 1992 with a book called the sign and the seal”— Graham Hancock
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Fingerprints of the Gods
Graham Hancock
“but when Fingerprints of the Gods was published in 1995 and became a a global bestseller then I started to attract their attention”— Graham Hancock
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Hamlet's Mill
Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend
“they wrote an immense book in the 1960s called Hamlet's Mill uh and and Hamlet's Mill uh differs very strongly from established opinion”— Graham Hancock
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Life Itself: Its Origin and Nature
Francis Crick
“Crick wrote a book called life itself that was published in 1981 and he suggested that life had been brought here by a process of panspermia”— Graham Hancock
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Food of the Gods
Terence McKenna
“the late great Terren McKenna and his book food of the Gods where he proposed the idea very strongly that it was our ancestral encounters with psychedelics that made us fully human”— Graham Hancock
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