Graham Hancock's new book 'Before America' to be published later in 2018

[Cognitive Dissident]

Graham Hancock‏ on Twitter @Graham__Hancock just put out a tweet announcing that he has been working on his new book and will submit it to the publishers in June 2018 - this means a likely publication date in the second half of 2018.

https://twitter.com/Graham__Hancock/...00079488524288

Cue hundreds of excited comments! He's a legend. He didn't give many clues about the content but it looks like he will be going further into the mysteries of America before the asteroid strike 12,000 years ago - hopefully into the mystery of who built the mounds, and if we are really lucky, finding out the truth about those giants that Abraham Lincoln was so interested in...

[Wind]

That is such exciting news. I wonder what timeline the title might be referring to, America before what? Probably it dates back thousands of years as often his research does. I'm a big fan of his non-fiction books. Not many other people have been able to bring the ancient mysteries and myths into the forefront as he has. His podcats with Joe Rogan and Randall Carson have been absolutely magnificent.

[Justplain]

I believe Mr. Hancock spends time in his new book on the giants of america, who's remains have been stolen by the smithsonian over the past couple of centuries but were widely reported in local american newspapers.

I am sure Graham also deals with the mound builders.

I am not sure if Graham covers this, but another interesting topic are the ancient coastal canal systems on the south and east coasts of the usa.

Another fascinating case is the ancient copper mining in Michigan.

[Sunny-side-up]

Really looking forward to his new book.
Much has gone on in the Americas most of it Pre-Modern Natives.

Mounds that have internal constructions that match the European mounds.
Many, many accounts of Giants and many, many giant skeletal remains.

Just wetting your appetites with these vids, I'm sure many Avalonians have seen them, if not give them a try:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9-4sI34aIZ0

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1ab2jZYFeGY

[Cardillac]

I will be immensely looking forward to G. Hancocks newest book; he's one of my intellectual "heroes" :-)

@Justplain

I can't recall exacly if Hancock has addressed the concept of the moundbuilders in N. America but if not someone else has: if one is interressted do read Richard J. Dewhurst's "The Ancient Giants Who Ruled America; The Missing Skeletons and the Great Smithsonian Cover-Up"- it's a very revealing book- but am not sure if this book is still in publication-

this book also deals with the incrediblly advanced copper mining abilities by the mound builders in Michigan-

please be well @Justplain and all-

Larry

[Cidersomerset]

Grahams talks about it in this segment from a larger interview and looks at it as
the natural progression of his work in America and elsewhere. He did some work
on the North American ice sheets with Randall Carson on here...
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...-presentations

ANCIENT HUMANS OF NORTH AMERICA - Graham Hancock

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=HU7xxJH6mWs

Published on 16 Sep 2016

[Sunny-side-up]

The first vid I posted above, at vid point 8:50 Jim Vieira tells says 500 million too 1.5 billion pounds/Lbs of the purest grade copper was mined and that it would have taken 10,000 people 1000 years to have done it way back then.

The last third of the vid deals with reports and evidence of 7-8 foot giants with double rows of teeth.

At vid point 42:58
One such witness writing about the giants was:
Abraham Lincoln 1848
"The eyes of that extinct species of giant, whose bones fill the mounds of America, have gazed on Niagara as our eyes do now"

One of the giants was found with hieroglyph writing on the cave wall and the giant was wearing a Copper crown
the remains of which wen't to the 'National Museum of American History - Smithsonian Institution'. never to bee seen again.

[Cardillac]

@Sunny-side-up

yes, Alan, all of this (your posted) info was mentioned by Dewhurst in his book (see my previous posting)-

yes, the Smithsonian is a gate-keeper, sadly-

please continue to be well!

Larry

[Sunny-side-up]

Posted by Cardillac (here)
@Sunny-side-up

yes, Alan, all of this (your posted) info was mentioned by Dewhurst in his book (see my previous posting)-

yes, the Smithsonian is a gate-keeper, sadly-

please continue to be well!

Larry

Wouldn't you like to have a day or two (Month or two), to your self in their vaults

[Valerie Villars]

That Graham Hancock video was excellent. Someone is desperate for us not to know the truth. They are serious about it.

Oh well, screw them.