Magicians of the Gods

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Magicians of the Gods is a non-fiction book by Graham Hancock that explores the possibility of a lost advanced civilization destroyed in a global cataclysm and its influence on ancient myths and monuments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
non-fiction book
argues ancient myths preserve memories of a prehistoric cataclysm
survivors of a lost civilization influenced later ancient cultures
author Graham Hancock
claims this civilization was destroyed in a global cataclysm around the Younger Dryas period
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticizedBy many professional archaeologists
criticizedFor lack of adherence to mainstream archaeological methodology
selective use of evidence
examines Gobekli Tepe
surface form: Göbekli Tepe

Sphinx erosion patterns
ancient flood myths
Giza Pyramids
surface form: the Giza pyramids
followUpTo Fingerprints of the Gods
genre alternative history
pseudoarchaeology
speculative non-fiction
hasCentralTheme a forgotten chapter in human history
hasFormat hardcover edition
paperback edition
hasISBN 978-1-250-06614-8
intendedAudience general readership
language English
marketedAs sequel to Fingerprints of the Gods
mediaType ebook
print
notableFor popularizing the Younger Dryas impact idea in mass media
publicationDate 2015
publisher Crown
surface form: Coronet

St. Martin's Press
setsForthHypothesis an advanced global civilization existed before the end of the last Ice Age
subject Atlantis-like civilizations
Younger Dryas impact hypothesis
ancient myths
archaeology
catastrophism
global cataclysm
lost civilization
megalithic monuments

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Graham Hancock notableWork Magicians of the Gods
Fingerprints of the Gods followedBy Magicians of the Gods