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I have no review because I haven't received books.I have checked my old mail/packages and consulted with my wife still no sign of said books. I need to know where/when this book was sent or miled too.
One of the most startling discoveries is that when the Meso-Americans wrote of a day when the sun did not rise in the sky - not an eclipse, but an entire day - he found documentation on the other side of the globe where the inhabitants wrote of a day when the sun filled the sky for 24 hours. The previous 3 primarily covered Sumeria and that geographical area. This is Book IV in the series. It was even mentioned in the Bible. This book is the first to delve into Meso- America. As with the other volumes, this one ties Mexico, Central & South America into the theme which runs through all the books: the "gods" or entities from another planet, Marduk, came to Earth looking for gold to stabilize their planet's atmosphere, then genetically engineered Adam, the earthling, mated with human women, and the resulting semi-gods civilized the planet, imparting to humans the advanced knowledge of astronomy, etc.Sitchin's premise is backed by the Bible, mythology, written history, astronomy, and archeological findings. If that doesn't get your attention that there is something to this.No other series of books I've read ties everything together with the clarity that Sitchin does. You may not believe everything he writes, but it is hard to argue when it is supported by this much data.
The lost realms: Book IV of the Earth Chronicles (The Earth Chronicles) Once you start reading this series, it's almost impossible to stop until you've read every book. Anyone who is interested in ancient history or religious history should enjoy every word.
Sitchin is the greatest. Why to bother with a review. The abundance of wealth of information, analytical mind, captivating narrative style, and new findings on the landscape of cosmic knowledge are beyond description. Save time and rush to your librarian.ask her to buy a few copies for your community.
I find this author's works difficult to read with alot of personal inflections that are not necessarily based on historical information.
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