Titlebook: Exploring the Unknown; Great Mysteries Reex Charles J. Cazeau,Stuart D. Scott Book 1979 Plenum Press, New York 1979 culture.development.kno

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Ancient Astronauts that time could not have known of the dramatic events transpiring in deep space that ultimately would affect them because the most advanced life consisted of simple hominids. These poor creatures were not particularly intelligent and only managed to survive precariously as hunters and gatherers, sk

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Stonehengen capture. No matter how many pictures he may have seen, to the first-time visitor Stonehenge presents itself as a massive and most impressive spectacle of beauty and strangeness (Fig. 6-1). One modern writer, Robert Wernick, has described its crude beauty and power as “strangely disturbing.” In his

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The Lost Continent of Atlantis It is generally agreed that many legends have some fragments of truth in them. However, the greater the span of time over which such a story is handed down, the greater the opportunity for exaggeration, distortion, and embellishment. This would be especially true in times prior to the invention of

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Monsters was made, people were still watching the giant ape climb the Empire State Building on the late movie. Dracula and Frankenstein, initially portrayed by Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff during the 1930s, continue to stalk their victims in numerous remakes and variations on the original theme. More recen

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Noah’s Arksist that the entire earth was covered by water. To what extent is this concept supported by science? What is the evidence, if we are to approach this concept scientifically? The notion of an entire planet rapidly submerged by a universal ocean is certainly catastrophist. Was the earth so visited by

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Book 1979usceptible to the subjectivity of their world. Fantasies may have been as much a formative influence as toolmaking in the early development of culture. As human beings gathered knowledge and understanding of their surroundings, old mysteries vanished, only to be replaced by others because so much wa