From Atlantis to the Promised Land by Rose Flem-Ath, Rand Flem-Ath ISBN 9781521031117, 1521031118, B06XK1R9D1 instant download

From Atlantis to the Promised Land by Rose Flem-Ath, Rand Flem-Ath ISBN 9781521031117, 1521031118, B06XK1R9D1 instant download

History can reveal in unforgiving detail the glories and the warts of its actors. It can also conceal - through assassination, looted archives, letters set aflame - the truth. The lens through which we view the past is never frozen in position. Original research can melt false assumptions, releasing new streams of investigation. Fresh insights can remove our blinkers about the past and widen the perspective with which we approach the future. Inevitably, more puzzles emerge from the process. Curiosity is sparked. An endless truth-tease that rocks and rolls between frustration and the thrill of new discovery. This is how we feel about "Ancient Highways" an article unique to this publication.Our adventure tracking the history of the Ancients began in 1976. It was then that we discovered a US Naval map of the world that placed Antarctica at its epicenter. When we compared this 20th century map to Plato's description of Atlantis we were fascinated to discover that his 5th century BC account of the geography of the lost continent fit the modern map of Antarctica like a glove. And so, we were hooked on one of the most fascinating of all mysteries.It was the pioneering work of Charles H. Hapgood (1904-1982) that provided the insights that initially fueled the engine of our quest. His work represents a powerful paradigm shift. Primarily through his theory of earth crust displacement. The idea that the earth's outer shell or crust periodically displaces provides the mechanism that explains how Atlantis was transformed into Antarctica. The theory of earth crust displacement earned the enthusiastic support of Albert Einstein.Twenty-two years later Hapgood encouraged Rand to dig deeper into his own original research. They were both rewarded by Rand's discovery that the theory of earth crust displacement could resolve numerous long-standing unsolved problems in various disciplines of science. One of the most significant was an explanation for the sudden, global rise of agricultur