Fingerprints of the Gods

The vast majority of reviewers seem to really enjoy the series, finding it both informative and entertaining. A few reviewers were critical of the series, finding it to be too speculative and/or far-fetched. theory that seems to carry through all of his novels.

The Fingerprints of the Gods theory is a theory proposed by author Graham Hancock that suggests that there is evidence of a lost civilization in the ancient world that was far more advanced than anything else known at the time. This lost civilization is believed to have been responsible for many of the mysteries of the ancient world, such as the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx. The theory has been widely criticized by archaeologists and historians, but Hancock continues to believe in it and has written several books on the topic.

There is no one answer to this question as different listeners will have different reasons for enjoying the series. Some may enjoy the explorations of history and mythology that Hancock undertakes, others may enjoy the way he challenges conventional thinking, and still others may simply enjoy his engaging and enthusiastic delivery.

Fingerprints of the Gods is a non-fiction book that explores the possibility of advanced civilizations existing in ancient times. The author, Graham Hancock, presents evidence that suggests that certain megalithic structures around the world were built by a lost civilization that was more technologically advanced than any known civilization of its time.

The evidence Hancock presents is compelling, and his argument that a lost civilization once existed is difficult to refute. However, some of the specific claims he makes are more speculative and are not supported by concrete evidence. Overall, Fingerprints of the Gods is an intriguing and well-researched book that will leave readers wondering if a lost civilization did indeed once exist.