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Forbidden Archeology
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There's an excellent book called forbidden archeology um there's a shorter paperback version of it but it's just an analysis of about 1500 archaeological digs.
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There's an excellent book called forbidden archeology um there's a shorter paperback version of it but it's just an analysis of about 1500 archaeological digs in which when they do carbon dating humans have been here way way longer.
Why people recommend it
Forbidden Archeology by Michael A. Cremo is a controversial alternative history and science book that challenges mainstream evolutionary timelines by compiling numerous archaeological anomalies. The book was a topic of discussion on an episode of Timcast IRL, where guest Jeff Younger enthusiastically recommended the work to the audience. Younger described it as an excellent book, noting that a shorter paperback version is also available. He explained that the text provides a detailed analysis of roughly 1,500 archaeological digs, arguing that the findings and associated carbon dating suggest humans have existed on Earth for a much longer period than standard scientific consensus dictates. The host of the podcast echoed these points, discussing the book's premise regarding ancient artifacts and anomalous carbon dating results that purportedly contradict conventional anthropological models. These podcast remarks highlight how the book continues to circulate among critics of mainstream science who look for alternative evidence challenging established historical narratives regarding human origins and the archaeological record.
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Jeff Younger there's an excellent book called forbidden archeology um there's a shorter paperback version of it but it's… 1
“there's an excellent book called forbidden archeology um there's a shorter paperback version of it but it's just an analysis of about 1500 archaeological digs”
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“There's an excellent book called forbidden archeology um there's a shorter paperback version of it but it's just an analysis of about 1500 archaeological digs in which when they do carbon dating humans have been here way way longer”
