Giant Underwater Lost City 'Could Rewrite History'

i was thinking the exact same thing.
ive only just finished reading all his books to date but when i read the head line i automatically thought of his books.
i even thought the source was fromm him before reading it

Why not ask Bauval why he doesn't organize and pay for his own expedition? There is a reason.

i agree... Hancock was instrumental in bringing this "to the surface"...

(that said, and a bit off topic, i'd suggest everyone read Hancock's latest "Supernatural"... if you're a fan of his, this book will blow your mind!)

carry on...

Instead of touting a fringe book why not recommend everyone read a introductory book covering the fundamental aspects of archaeology or anthropology.

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I'm reminded of Devil's Lake ND. There was a road that was a mile from this lake; now they had to build the road up a good 30ft, and now the lake is well over double it's size. There are many houses 30 feet or more under water. This has happened over the last 15 years. Maybe someone who lives there can talk about this lake, but it's now a VERY large lake.