[David]

I do not listen to Art Bell and think the little green men are a little far out but who knows. And I can imagine a creative inquiring mind like Hancock might well be into inquiring about a number of things, that ultimately prove unsupportable scientifically.

I did read Fingerprints of the Gods; there are clearly some unexplained facts out there although the most significant in my view is the Piri Reis map about which I have read in a number of other places.

However far and away Mr. Hancock's best work is a book called "The Sign and the Seal". In it he unravels the most significant historical mystery, I believe correctly. And with the exception of a single chapter on possible little green man and unexplained magic explanations for God which is a direction many who reject Jesus Christ go, the book is a sound well researched document.

[NYer]

ART BELL ...... BUMP!

[WKB]

I do not listen to Art Bell

I deliiver early morning newspapers and Art is the only "talk" radio I can pick up. I listen "sometimes" just to see what the crazies are up to.

[AFreeBird]

However far and away Mr. Hancock's best work is a book called "The Sign and the Seal".

Thanks for reminding me about that. I started reading it but then got Fingerprints of the Gods and got engrossed in it. I'll have to crack it open again and this time finish it.

He does have some far out theories and researches them quite well. I'd stil like to know how the Egyptians created on the banks of the Nile, an exact replica of the night sky (Orion's Belt) as would have been seen in, what was it; 10,500 BC? if the pyramids were only built around 2,500 BC.

[RightWhale]

the Piri Reis map

Charles Hapgood's "Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings" has some excellent plates of this and many other ancient maps.