Gods of Eden by Andrew Collins
EGYPT / ANCIENT MYSTERIES Here is an author to watch. Here is someone who is really interested in the truth and will take us there at all costs. If science as a whole had a dozen more thinkers of this courage and tenacity then we would all be celebrating the millennium in the warmth of a new golden-age. --Rand Flem-ath, coauthor of The Atlantis Blueprint and When the Sky Fell . . . a fascinating piece of research that does much to bring the biblical world of Eden back into the historical spotlight. --David Rohl, Egyptologist, author of A Test of Time Hidden deep below Egypt's Giza plateau is perhaps the key to unlocking the mysteries of the Great Pyramid. Built using a technology unequaled even today, the ancient Egyptians claimed they inherited their advanced culture from a race of giants who lived during a previous age known as Sep Tepi, the First Time. In his earlier companion book From the Ashes of Angels, Andrew Collins provided sound historical evidence to show that this strange race, described in ancient mythology as Elder gods and fallen angels, founded pre-Pharonic Egypt. Now, in Gods of Eden, he describes their remarkable achievements. Assembling clues from archaeology, mythology, and religion, Collins shows us how this prehistoric global society mastered acoustic technology and employed the use of sound to raise heavy objects into the air and pierce holes through solid rock. It was with this technology that they were able to construct pyramids and other gigantic structures everywhere from Egypt to Peru, Mexico to ancient Tibet. Collins explains the traces left by these Elder gods from ancient texts worldwide and demonstrates their role in the foundations of ancient astronomy over 10,000 years ago. With findings based on more than twenty years of research and scholarship, Collins reveals the fascinating historical destiny of this fallen race and defines the imprints and legacies they left behind at the genesis of civilization. ANDREW COLINS has been investigating the idea of an advanced civilization existing before recorded history since 1979. He is the author of From the Ashes of Angels and Gateway to Atlantis and is chairman of Britain's premier annual forum of alternative history and forbidden archaeology. He lives in Essex, England.
Prof. Hirokazu Tatano is the Research Division Head of Disaster Management for Safe and Secure Society, the Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI), Kyoto University. In addition to his responsibilities as a Professor at the DPRI, he has served as Vice President of the International Society of Integrated Disaster Risk Management (IDRiM Society) since 2010, and as Secretary General of the Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes (GADRI) since 2015. He has pursued pioneering research on economic consequence analysis with a major focus on economic resilience to natural disasters at the levels of individual businesses, markets, and regional economies. Another research focus is on methodologies for integrated disaster risk management and governance. Through these academic activities, he hopes to help establish implementation science as a key area of science for disaster risk reduction.
Prof. Andrew Collins is a leader of the Disaster and Development Network and a Professor of Disaster and Development, Department of Geography, Northumbria University, UK. Beyond his research, local teaching and management responsibilities, he represents disaster, development and health-related initiatives internationally. He led the establishment of the world's first disaster management and sustainable development postgraduate programme, launched in 2000, and the Disaster and Development Network (DDN), launched in 2004. Prior to his academic appointments, Andrew also worked internationally, including three years of voluntary support to communities in wartime Mozambique. He is currently engaged in high-level policy and advisory work, serves on the reviewing and commissioning boards for national and international organisations and multiple journals, and is involved with 13 research funding bodies.
Prof. Andrew Collins is a leader of the Disaster and Development Network and a Professor of Disaster and Development, Department of Geography, Northumbria University, UK. Beyond his research, local teaching and management responsibilities, he represents disaster, development and health-related initiatives internationally. He led the establishment of the world's first disaster management and sustainable development postgraduate programme, launched in 2000, and the Disaster and Development Network (DDN), launched in 2004. Prior to his academic appointments, Andrew also worked internationally, including three years of voluntary support to communities in wartime Mozambique. He is currently engaged in high-level policy and advisory work, serves on the reviewing and commissioning boards for national and international organisations and multiple journals, and is involved with 13 research funding bodies.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780747275046 |
| ISBN 10 | 0747275041 |
| Title | Gods of Eden |
| Author | Andrew Collins |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Headline Publishing Group |
| Year published | 1998-02-05 |
| Number of pages | 372 |
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