From the blurb:

"In 1982 the American scholar Charles Hapgood made an astonishing claim to a young librarian - that civilisation was almost 100,000 years old, and that he had evidence to prove it. But before he could substantiate these remarkable assertions, Hapgood was tragically killed in a car crash."

Colin Wilson and Flem-Ath set out to find the truth of this claim visiting the world's most sacred sites: Stonehenge, the Great Pyramids, Machu Picchu and others. Presenting its argument with "enormous persuasiveness", this book claims that our civilisation is not the first to occupy the planet - nor isit likely to be the last...

Um. Okey-dokey.

Perhaps best enjoyed with a pinch of salt!

RELEASE NOTES:

At Suffolk Meet, in OBCZ upstairs.

RELEASE NOTES:

I picked this up in Ipswich to re-distribute...left as a themed release in the vestibule area place outside said museum. Bearing in mind the previous comment, I hope a real scientist/archaelogist/anthropologist will enjoy this as a bit of light reading :)

Proving that Cambridge is a very small town....
Just gone to the Haddon library to try and write my essay for my arch. course when I spied this... My first 'wild' capture. Little did I know that it was left by BookGroupMan! Ah, well. I'll read it and put it back - perhaps in the Haddon next time!