Quest for the Lost Civilization - Heaven's Mirrors DVD1 (1999)
DVDRIP | Language: English | DivX 720x480 | 50 mins | 29.97 fps | Audio 320 kbps | 677MB
Genre: Documentary, World History | RS.com
Graham Hancock journeys around the world-from southern Europe to Egypt, the Americas to Japan's Pacific Islands-visiting ancient sites and searching for evidence of an advanced civilization that may have existed in 10,500 B.C.
Author Hancock (Fingerprints of the Gods) maunders through beautifully filmed ancient landscapes, making repetitive and weak analogies relating structures such as Giza and Ankgor Wat to astronomical events that occurred in 10,500 B.C.E. His premise is that the ancient Egyptians, Cambodians, Incans, Aztecs, Olmecs, Easter Islanders, and paleolithic Europeans built their stone alignments, circles, pyramids, and gigantic heads to reflect the patterns of the stars. (Why shapes like pyramids, circles, heads, and outlines of animals were chosen is not addressed.) This scant evidence is then used to support the vague theory that the Ice Age destroyed some great Ur civilization that subsequently tried to leave its wisdom through these mysterious places in key positions on our planet. Theorists with laptops populate each site, and vertiginous computer graphics repeated in each episode add to the faux-science appeal.
Author Hancock (Fingerprints of the Gods) maunders through beautifully filmed ancient landscapes, making repetitive and weak analogies relating structures such as Giza and Ankgor Wat to astronomical events that occurred in 10,500 B.C.E. His premise is that the ancient Egyptians, Cambodians, Incans, Aztecs, Olmecs, Easter Islanders, and paleolithic Europeans built their stone alignments, circles, pyramids, and gigantic heads to reflect the patterns of the stars. (Why shapes like pyramids, circles, heads, and outlines of animals were chosen is not addressed.) This scant evidence is then used to support the vague theory that the Ice Age destroyed some great Ur civilization that subsequently tried to leave its wisdom through these mysterious places in key positions on our planet. Theorists with laptops populate each site, and vertiginous computer graphics repeated in each episode add to the faux-science appeal.
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