Archaeology WARNING: They Secretly Found Antarctica 300 Years Before Us - Graham Hancock

This could be The last time I speak about myself, my work. Because there's a chance that I might not make it off the operating table this month. And a journalist who has very bad blood towards me. has been trying to publish a story on me for more than two years now. And it will come out in the next month or two, and I didn't want that to be the last word on my life.

What you want the last word of your life to be? I'm here to communicate about the possibility of a major forgotten episode in Human Story. I'm talking about A lost civilization.

So most people think civilization started six thousand years ago? Yes. But you believe there's strong evidence that there could have been a previous civilization. Twenty thousand years ago. And I'm going to present the evidence for that here, Stephen. And it suggests a golden age. Where there was no violence, no cruelty, where great healers and sages were at work. They're extremely sophisticated. However If you follow the myths further, as I've done, you find something odd happens. You find that they stepped away from the original purity and become a culture that begins to impose its power on others around the world. And then thrown into those myths is scientific information which record a gigantic cataclysm, all but wiping out the human race. If what you're saying is true, what does that mean for our lives? I guess also our future. Well, there's always this feeling in the myth that we brought this upon ourselves. And when I look at our civilization today, I see a civilization that tic all the mythical boxes for the next lost civilization, and that we are most likely to be the cause of that cataclysm ourselves. Unless we wake up. Graham Hancock.

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