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@FranciscoDouangdara [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Many of these things have been recovered. Some are on display here in New York at the Met. Sorry,
@Graham__Hancock if this is too #Woke for you. But it's not "Big Archaeology's" (eye-roll) fault that you didn't do your homework. [URL redacted]
#OrgUSMetropolitanMuseumOfArt
#IRLWriterGrahamHancock
#LiteralFieldArchaeology
Supplementary #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheGuardianStuartHeritage "At the time of writing, Ancient Apocalypse has been comfortably sitting in Netflix's Top 10 list for several days. This presents something of a mystery, because the show closely resembles the sort of half-baked filler documentary that one of the lesser Discovery channels would slap up at 3am between shows about plane crashes and fascist architecture. Ancient Apocalypse obviously has an audience, but who on Earth is it? Fortunately, you don't have to watch for long to find out. In quick succession, during the pre-show sizzle reel, we are treated to a clip of the show's host Graham Hancock being interviewed by Joe Rogan. Finally, we have an answer: Ancient Apocalypse must be a TV programme made exclusively for people who like to shout at you on Twitter." https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/nov/23/ancient-apocalypse-is-the-most-dangerous-show-on-netflix #BeliefPseudosciencePseudoarchaeology [commentary] #BeliefMysticismMagicalThinkers #BrandATTWarnerMediaDiscovery #2022_AncientApocalypse #BrandTechNetflix #VlogJoeRoganExperienceJRE #PhenomnCulturalFormGenreDocumentaryFiller
#OrgUKTheGlobalNetworkOnExtremismAndTechnologyGNETHarrisonPates "In November 2022, Netflix released their controversial documentary-style series entitled Ancient Apocalypse. It featured the musings of Graham Hancock, a speculative historian, and his attempts to prove the existence of an Atlantean society which he claims kickstarted the development of ice-age civilisation before it was destroyed in a mysterious cataclysm." https://gnet-research.org/2023/02/15/the-dangers-of-pseudohistorical-conspiracy-theories/ #EDUUKUniversityKingsCollegeLondonKCLCentreForStatecraftAndNationalSecurityCSNS
Supplementary #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheGuardianStuartHeritage "At the time of writing, Ancient Apocalypse has been comfortably sitting in Netflix's Top 10 list for several days. This presents something of a mystery, because the show closely resembles the sort of half-baked filler documentary that one of the lesser Discovery channels would slap up at 3am between shows about plane crashes and fascist architecture. Ancient Apocalypse obviously has an audience, but who on Earth is it? Fortunately, you don't have to watch for long to find out. In quick succession, during the pre-show sizzle reel, we are treated to a clip of the show's host Graham Hancock being interviewed by Joe Rogan. Finally, we have an answer: Ancient Apocalypse must be a TV programme made exclusively for people who like to shout at you on Twitter." https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/nov/23/ancient-apocalypse-is-the-most-dangerous-show-on-netflix #BeliefPseudosciencePseudoarchaeology [commentary] #BeliefMysticismMagicalThinkers #BrandATTWarnerMediaDiscovery #2022_AncientApocalypse #BrandTechNetflix #VlogJoeRoganExperienceJRE #PhenomnCulturalFormGenreDocumentaryFiller
#OrgUKTheGlobalNetworkOnExtremismAndTechnologyGNETHarrisonPates "In November 2022, Netflix released their controversial documentary-style series entitled Ancient Apocalypse. It featured the musings of Graham Hancock, a speculative historian, and his attempts to prove the existence of an Atlantean society which he claims kickstarted the development of ice-age civilisation before it was destroyed in a mysterious cataclysm." https://gnet-research.org/2023/02/15/the-dangers-of-pseudohistorical-conspiracy-theories/ #EDUUKUniversityKingsCollegeLondonKCLCentreForStatecraftAndNationalSecurityCSNS
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