Book · 2003 · Social Science
Underworld
The Mysterious Origins of Civilization
Underworld by Graham Hancock has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 2 podcasts (0 episodes recommend it and 3 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Graham Hancock (3 episodes) on The Joe Rogan Experience (2 episodes) and Modern Wisdom (1 episode).
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Take a look at a book I published in 2002 called Underworld; it’s about 700 pages long and has 2,000 footnotes.
Graham Hancock · Modern Wisdom · Oct 2024 Listen at 1:54:40 Why people recommend it
Underworld by Graham Hancock is a massive, heavily footnoted non-fiction work that investigates lost civilizations and submerged archaeological sites around the globe. Graham Hancock discussed the book on Modern Wisdom, pointing out that it spans roughly seven hundred pages and contains two thousand footnotes in response to archaeological critics. He referenced the same work on The Joe Rogan Experience while discussing the geological inundation maps created by expert Glenn Milne, praising his contributions to the research. Hancock also mentioned the book during an earlier appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, pairing it with Fingerprints of the Gods to emphasize the rigorous research and scuba diving adventures that underpinned his alternative history theories. These discussions underscore the author's dedication to field research and his ongoing efforts to defend his controversial hypotheses about human prehistory against mainstream academic skepticism.
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Graham Hancock Take a look at a book I published in 2002 called Underworld; it’s about 700 pages long and has 2,000 footno… 3
“Take a look at a book I published in 2002 called Underworld; it’s about 700 pages long and has 2,000 footnotes.”
“He worked with me on the inundation maps for my 2002 book underworld uh I think you have to agree that he's a very major expert in the field”
“you look at a book like Fingerprints of the gods or Underworld the book about our our diving adventures and you'll find that there's 2,000 footnotes”
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“Underworld. This was 7 years of scuba diving that Santha and I did all around the world following up tips from local fishermen, local divers.”
“just take a look at a book that I published in 2002 called underworld it's about a th pages long it's got 2,000 footnotes I wrote that book defensively”
“By the time 2002, when I published a book called "Underworld", which was the most massive and most heavy book that I've ever written, because I was writing very defensively at the time.”
“But by 2002, when I published a book called 'Underworld', which was the most massive and heavy book that I've ever written because I was writing very defensively at the time.”
“that's the 153 per Reese map uh which was based on more than 20 older Source Maps uh as he tells us on his own handwriting we only have a fragment of the map it's full of inaccuracies and problems um but I'm just you know what would convince me what so i used to do a lot of Gis”
“and by the time i got to 2002 when i published a book called underworld that followed seven years of scuba diving on continental shelves”