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Graham Hancock2022 Series - Part 1 of 6: Zep Tepi, The First Time
Graham Hancock's latest lecture. One of a six-part series of talks covering each area of his work from the 1990s to the present. Part one focuses in on Ancient Egypt's 'Zep Tep' , meaning 'The First Time', and what message it may hold for us today. Graham is a world renowned journalist who tackles the mainstream head on. Although Graham does have his critics, no mainstream archaeologist, or historian, despite how much they try to dismiss him, have been able to able to satisfactory answer the many valid questions he has, and points he makes, which brings the mainstream narrative to it's knees. Instead they launch ad hominem attacks, and use words like 'pseudoscientist' or 'pseudoarchaeologist' 'Atlantologist' as a means to discredit him rather than the theories he proposes. As Graham himself once said 'when we find new evidence that doesn't fit with the existing theory, we should be adjusting the existing theory, not throwing away the new evidence". Graham is now into his 70s and has been fighting the never-ending battle with academia for over 30 years.
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