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Marco's reading
of the temple's glyphs as a depiction of an ancient apocalypse flies in the face
of all archaeological opinion. But that doesn't
necessarily mean he's wrong. The Temple of The Feathered Serpent
is about 1,300 years old, and archaeologists are right to say that there was
no global cataclysm in that epoch that could have inspired
the Quetzalcoatl myth
of the temple's glyphs as a depiction of an ancient apocalypse flies in the face
of all archaeological opinion. But that doesn't
necessarily mean he's wrong. The Temple of The Feathered Serpent
is about 1,300 years old, and archaeologists are right to say that there was
no global cataclysm in that epoch that could have inspired
the Quetzalcoatl myth
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Marco's reading
of the temple's glyphs
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as a depiction of an ancient apocalypse
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flies in the face
of all archaeological opinion.
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But that doesn't
necessarily mean he's wrong.
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The Temple of The Feathered Serpent
is about 1,300 years old,
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and archaeologists are right to say
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that there was
no global cataclysm in that epoch
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that could have inspired
the Quetzalcoatl myth.
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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...
