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Every book Christopher Dunn recommended on podcasts
Christopher Dunn appears on The Joe Rogan Experience to discuss ancient history, alternative engineering theories, and the construction of ancient monuments. Throughout his podcast conversation, Dunn references several specific texts that shaped his research over the decades. He explains that reading Peter Tompkins's Secrets of the Great Pyramid in 1977 sparked his long-term examination of the monument. Dunn also discusses a 1999 book titled Giza, the Truth by Chris O'Brien-Herald and Ian Lawson, referencing its examination of core samples housed at the Petrie Museum. Additionally, he mentions Manu Seyfzadeh's book Under the Sphinx, bringing up the work while addressing online discussions and academic papers concerning industrial activity during the Ice Age. Through these citations, Dunn grounds his alternative historical theories in a body of specialized literature, architectural studies, and geological investigations, offering listeners a detailed look into the investigative process behind his controversial conclusions regarding ancient civilization and advanced machining.
Books recommended by Christopher Dunn
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Giza, the Truth
Discussed“and essentially uh what happened was the uh there was a book written I think it was in 1999 it was by uh uh Chris olov heral and Ian Lawson and they it's called geese of the truth”
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Secrets of the Great Pyramid
Discussed“it was uh I came over in 1969 and uh in 1977 uh I picked up Peter Tomkins book secrets of the Great Pyramid and I started to examine uh that book”
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Under the Sphinx
Discussed“a fellow researcher uh Manu sh he wrote the book uh under the Sphinx uh he had posted on Facebook uh a paper that had been published”
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Books Christopher Dunn wrote
Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2142 - Christopher Dunn | The Joe Rogan Experience | 2024-04-30 | 3 |
Other mentions (9: passing, ad reads, own books)
“no they're the same one uh and they're from Lost Technologies of ancient Egypt”
“and so in my second book lost Technologies of ancient Egypt I appeal I put out a challenge to uh modern Egyptian Engineers”
“And so in my second book, Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt, I appeal, I put out a challenge to, uh, modern Egyptian engineers to go and check the artifacts for themselves. And that's what they did.”
“my first book pretty much describes what I thought it was uh in 1998 which was a power plant the book is entitled the Giza power plant”
“uh yeah we've got one was the Giza power plant”
“So anyway, yeah, we've got one was the Giza Power Plant, okay? Technologies of Ancient Egypt.”
“Technologies of ancient Egypt”
“and then the newest one newest one is what does it say on that one Giza the Tesla connection”
“Giza: The Tesla Connection. Acoustical Science and the Harvesting of Clean Energy.”