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Listening to the Ancients: Before History Began

What would you say if I told that you we—humankind—might be the first GMOs on Earth? 

Zecharia Sitchin's Earth Chronicles suggests just that. Of course, he was writing long before the acronym "GMO" became a buzzword. Yet, based on his rigorous translations of very old documents, he has been able to describe a long-ago past that has become our present: a "missing" planet in our solar system, our creation by the genetic manipulation of extraterrestrial visitors, prehistoric and voluminous mineral mining in southern Africa, evidence of the astounding construction of a whole city-state system in the Near East and of before-their-time structures in Africa (and elsewhere), an advanced aerial warcraft during the early Egyptian unification wars, and a possible nuclear attack well before Hiroshima. 

Listening to the Ancients: Before History Began takes a critical look at the Earth Chronicles model of ancient history, espoused by Zecharia Sitchin. No other book has done that. Conclusion: The Chronicles qualify as the best fit for what we know of prehistory and the beginning of history, and they merit closer attention in the world of scholarship.

This book tells that story, as revealed by Sitchin. If you have read his publications (and they are well worth the read), this book puts his assertions to the acid test—and they have passed. 

Listening to the Ancients is available in e-book and paperback at Amazon.