Heavens Mirror: Quest for the Lost Civilization - Graham Hancock, Santha Faiia Reviews

Books in the genre of archaeology are rarely an easy read, their very nature requires concentration and often prior background knowledge of the particular subject. Heavens Mirror then is the answer to this, an easy to access book on alternative archaeology, with an easy to follow text and sumptuous photographs. The book was designed to go hand in ...  Read the complete review

Graham Hancock has always been under pressure and mockery from critics and scientist's. This is due to the challenging nature of his books, books which have really taken a lifetime's researching and a great deal of passion. For a long time, ancient history has been looked upon and flexible or sketchily mapped out, yet still somehow ...  Read the complete review

Graham Hancock in producing this book left himself open to a lot of criticism, which he duly got. He was also unfairly treated by the BBC's Horizon programme who debunked hie sources as unprofessional and then used the same sources to debunk him in turn! Quest for the Lost Civilisation is however a good read. If you leave aside the very ...  Read the complete review

Heavens Mirror Quest for the lost covilization written by Graham Hancock & illustrated by Santha falla is a book that acompanied the TV series of the same name, about to be repeated on C4. The concept is that what we think we know about ancient history is very questionable to say the least. Hancock suggests that many ancient sites ...  Read the complete review