The Message Of The Sphinx by Graham Hancock
A Quest for the Hidden Legacy of Mankind
A provocative, controversial reassessment of the Giza monuments argues that geological signs of water erosion on the Sphinx, together with archaeoastronomical alignments and mythic motifs, point to a much earlier construction—around 10,500 BCE—than standard Egyptology allows; the authors bring together geology, archaeology, mythology and star lore to suggest these monuments preserve the memory or ‘message’ of a sophisticated, now-lost civilization and call for a radical reevaluation of ancient chronology and cultural transmission.
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- 1996
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