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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I enjoy his works - it's great to suspend disbelief and think that the Annunaki are out there, ready to straighten everything out, but... For a more serious consideration of Sitchin's ideas you should go to http://www.ianlawton.com/mesindex.htm... (  ) millsge | Apr 26, 2009 |  First of a series of how the gods of the ancient are from a large planet that revolves around the sun every 3,600 years and created the civilization of the ancients. Makes a lot of assumptions about ancient clay tablets, but hey, who knows, right. ( ) myabut | Feb 28, 2009 | Whether you have religious beliefs of any kind or are a strict scientific thinker, this book has the potential to change your way of thinking. At the very least, it will you show you a very thorough and lengthy research process into the earliest civilizations and our planet's earliest history. While the conclusions made in this book may be controversial -- insert "aliens" reference here -- the logic and progression of this book makes it hard not to at least agree with his thinking along the way. While the book is a little slow going in the first third, you really get paid off with the "big picture" concepts after that. Enjoy! (  ) RedRaspus | Oct 8, 2008 | This would make the greatest movie ever. From the creation of Mars, Earth and the Asteroid Belt to the global symmetry of ancient civilizations, this entire series is astounding and far more believable than any religious version of human generation. (  ) teepeegee | Apr 8, 2008 | Excellent insights on many things, new ways to look at information. But a "12th planet"? Gold for their atmosphere? 3,600-year orbit? Good enough for Gardner to copy though. Like all of his works, the bibliography is full of scholarly and conventional sources, but since the work lacks footnotes, you can hardly prove or disprove his assertions. Let us hope that one day there are footnoted editions. (  ) tuckerresearch | Sep 11, 2006 |  no reviews | add a review
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