If we're willing to look backbeyond the artificial horizons that archeology sets, then the...
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If we're willing to look back
beyond the artificial horizons that archeology sets, then the myth at once
begins to make sense, not as a fanciful account
of imagined events, but as a true record
of a lost and forgotten past
beyond the artificial horizons that archeology sets, then the myth at once
begins to make sense, not as a fanciful account
of imagined events, but as a true record
of a lost and forgotten past
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If we're willing to look back
beyond the artificial horizons
00:00:04.000 --> 00:00:06.004
that archeology sets,
00:00:06.012 --> 00:00:08.088
then the myth at once
begins to make sense,
00:00:08.096 --> 00:00:11.064
not as a fanciful account
of imagined events,
00:00:11.072 --> 00:00:14.064
but as a true record
of a lost and forgotten past.
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Movie Summary
What if everything we know about prehistory is wrong? Journalist Graham Hancock visits archaeological sites around the world investigating if a civilization far more advanced than we ever believed possible existed thousands of yea...
