Graham Hancock Quote
Connecting the great universal myths of cataclysm, is it possible thatsuch coincidences that cannot be coincidences, and accidents that cannotbe accidents, could denote the global influence of an ancient, though asyet unidentified, guiding hand? If so, could it be that same hand, duringand after the last Ice Age, which drew the series of highly accurate andtechnically advanced world maps reviewed in Part I? And might not thatsame hand have left its ghostly fingerprints on another body of universalmyths? those concerning the death and resurrection of gods, and greattrees around which the earth and heavens turn, and whirlpools, andchurns, and drills, and other similar revolving, grinding contrivances?
Connecting the great universal myths of cataclysm, is it possible thatsuch coincidences that cannot be coincidences, and accidents that cannotbe accidents, could denote the global influence of an ancient, though asyet unidentified, guiding hand? If so, could it be that same hand, duringand after the last Ice Age, which drew the series of highly accurate andtechnically advanced world maps reviewed in Part I? And might not thatsame hand have left its ghostly fingerprints on another body of universalmyths? those concerning the death and resurrection of gods, and greattrees around which the earth and heavens turn, and whirlpools, andchurns, and drills, and other similar revolving, grinding contrivances?
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