"Ancient Apocalypse" is, quite simply, the best documentary series I've ever watched and I am amazed at the vitriol in the sustained attacks by what I'll loosely term "academia" on both the series and Hancock personally.
Luckily I watched the entire series before I read an article penned by members of said "academia" suggesting that Ancient Apocalypse was racist and white supremacist, because there is nothing to suggest that either of these labels is remotely correct.
Hancock himself makes it clear he's an investigative journalist and not an archaeologist - but that doesn't appear to be sufficient to stem the tide of wrath from professionals who should know better. I might understand if Hancock was simply espousing some fanciful theories but in every episode he provides compelling evidence that may, just may, confirm some, or even all, of his theories.
He provides great footage of little known archaeological sites (well I'd certainly not heard of many of them before) that often provide objective, quality evidence to back up his narrative.
Unfortunately he actually gets banned from one site in the US, for no other reason than espousing his alternative theories. Yes, not Russia, not North Korea but the "land of the free" - the USA!
Graham Hancock may be a contrarian (or far, far worse in the eyes of the slavering academia mob) but he has as much right as anyone else to seek to interpret our human history - and in my view he has done an outstanding job.
Please, please watch it - if only to thumb your nose at the unpleasant people who are trying to gag Hancock and stifle his theories.
Luckily I watched the entire series before I read an article penned by members of said "academia" suggesting that Ancient Apocalypse was racist and white supremacist, because there is nothing to suggest that either of these labels is remotely correct.
Hancock himself makes it clear he's an investigative journalist and not an archaeologist - but that doesn't appear to be sufficient to stem the tide of wrath from professionals who should know better. I might understand if Hancock was simply espousing some fanciful theories but in every episode he provides compelling evidence that may, just may, confirm some, or even all, of his theories.
He provides great footage of little known archaeological sites (well I'd certainly not heard of many of them before) that often provide objective, quality evidence to back up his narrative.
Unfortunately he actually gets banned from one site in the US, for no other reason than espousing his alternative theories. Yes, not Russia, not North Korea but the "land of the free" - the USA!
Graham Hancock may be a contrarian (or far, far worse in the eyes of the slavering academia mob) but he has as much right as anyone else to seek to interpret our human history - and in my view he has done an outstanding job.
Please, please watch it - if only to thumb your nose at the unpleasant people who are trying to gag Hancock and stifle his theories.
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