Divers Find Ruins Of Mythical City Off India

Ananova ^ | 4-10-2002

[blam]

I agree with some of Hancock's ideas.

[blam]

Another underwater city is found. Imagine that!

[LostTribe]

Works for me.

[farmfriend]

Thanks for the ping.

[RightWhale]

I believe Mr. Hancock to be a fine journalist. His travelog, the expedition to find the Arc of the Covenant, was fascinating, although he failed in his objective if he hoped to discover the object.

Most of the ideas he presents are speculation and are not his own. He does well when he can maintain objectivity, which is most of the time. His usual extrapolation in the concluding chapter of his book should be taken as an attempt to cause a "What if?" reaction in the reader's mind, not as a thesis proved or demonstrated.

With these caveats, buy and read Hancock's books.

[aruanan]

BUMP

[blam]

FYI.

[blam]

The Official Graham Hancock Website

[ruoflaw]

this is amazing! Thanks!

[blam]

Gods, Graves, Glyphs

[keri]

Ping. Quite interesting, especially the legend telling of the seven temples.

[Nogbad]

Thanks.
I have been in Mamallapuram
(also known as Mahabalipuram)
but I had not heard of the Seven Temples.

That other city
(9000 years old)
sounds intruiging, too.

[LostTribe]

Looks like you've been listening to Art Bell again. ---ggg---

[blam]

"Looks like you've been listening to Art Bell again. ---ggg---"

No, I only know of him, never listened. I saw a one hour special by Graham Hancock about (I believe), The fingerprints of the Gods. Whatever it was that I saw, it sure got me to thinking.

[LostTribe]

Graham Hancock is a frequent guest on the Art Bell show. I rarely listen, anymore as it's gotten a little too nutty too often for my taste. Also a little on the late side. But if you haven't heard him it's worth checking out a few times. There is quite a bit of archeology type stuff on and some of the guests are actually reputable. But WYHIWYG! . It's on hundreds of stations across the country. Web site: www.artbell.com

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

So where did the water come from, or did the land sink?
Perhaps too early for answers.
Very fascinating!

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[another cricket]

get the book. I just finshed it. Quite interesting.

a. cricket

[blam]

"So where did the water come from, or did the land sink?

The water came from the melting of the ice from the Ice Age.

The release of the pressure on the land from the weight of the ice probably caused some areas to sink. North England is still rising while the southern part is sinking from the consequences of the weight of the Ice Age ice.

[blam]

"get the book. I just finshed it. Quite interesting."

I'll do that after I complete readingThe Waters Above and The Assyrian Tablets

[another cricket]

I'll do that after I complete readingThe Waters Above and The Assyrian Tablets

who wrote those? are they interesting? I have another $60 left on my B&N gift card and some time on my hands.

a. cricket