Awesome

Great book, really gets the mind going this king that we are not the first to create technologies

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Great

After reading some Robert sepehr books and videos I've been looking for a long length Compilation like audiobook about pyramids and the ark of the covenant.

Amazing information about all topics, most I knew but the theories made connecting the dots easy.
Also I have been looking through many maps of the azures sea beds to spot signs of a atomic blast that could of created or enlarged the mid atlantic ridge and that theory was in this book.

Then out of nowhere was a small section about Edgar Casey who is someone I've recently come across.

Its like the information FINDS me in unlikely places and this "awakening" is driving me rather then me searching for it. It's a mysterious journey but I love every twist and turn.

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compelling arguments against the status quo

evidence for the real purpose of the Great pyramid.

evidence of the use of advanced technology in ancient times

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Some interesting points

I don’t have enough knowledge to be able to think critically about the content of this book but it’s all clearly laid out and structured

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Advancement into the Modern Era?!

Interesting read - however I hope people can use this information not just to change the view point of technology in history, but to encourage and motivate developing countries to use what they know from technology history into the modern era. Some of these countries that are mentioned to be so far in advanced in the Ancient world are lagging so far behind in this modern era. Till now I am unsure of the reason for this, but surely things should improve if what they had in the past was as advanced as this books claims them to be! I therefore hope that these new technological revelations of the Ancient World will help developing countries to improve quicker and save the world economy as well as improve climate change in quick time.

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Technology of the gods

This book certainly makes you think. A must read for anyone who has even the slightest interest in this subject.

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worth a listen

hard listen but I think rewarding , it make you think for yourself , good.

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Love David Hatcher-Childress and this book

very well researched piece of work. extremely broad and insightful i enjoyed this over a few weeks actually. i would have much preffered David read it himself i like the way he speaks including his references to "odd-ball" mysteries etc please David read the next one yourself!!! i would love that. very upset to see you not coming to Manchester in June now.

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Exelent

An open minded view of the mysteries (and conspiracies) of ancient history. Considering the most controversial rather than the most sensational. 5*

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Compelling, engaging and thought provoking

Fantastically researched with a lot of new (to me) information about just how far human civilisation actually goes when it comes to our technological advancement. What this book also brings to life is the ignorance of powerful men at various times in our history being so petrified of being forgotten, that they’d erase previous history and destroy written materials just so that the previous knowledge is lost and only their chapter of history is remembered.

That’s probably my biggest take away - just how much further advanced we, as species, would be if we didn’t have egotistical power grabbing individuals deciding just what humanity should, or should not know. How we should progress technologically, spiritually and as a species in general. Always in some way overshadowed by a small group of individuals seeing themselves as the ‘elite’. And cycle after cycle of history, we - the people - still allow for this loop to repeat itself instead of learning the lesson.

Compelling listen, well written by David Hatcher Childress, and well narrated by Paul Woodson. Recommend.

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