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About the Author

Andrew Collins was born on January 25, 1957, in Bedford England. He is a science and history writer, who has been investigating the idea of advanced civilizations in prehistory since 1979. He is the co-discoverer of a massive cave complex beneath the Giza plateau, now known as "Collins' Caves," and show more is the author of numerous books that challenges the way we perceive the past, including From the Ashes of Angels and Gbekli Tepe: Genesis of the Gods. He lives in Leigh-on-Sea. Essex, England. show less

Works by Andrew Collins

Gateway to Atlantis (2000) 139 copies, 1 review
The Black Alchemist (1988) 46 copies
The Second Coming (1993) 12 copies

Associated Works

Short Trips: Zodiac (2002) — Contributor — 62 copies, 1 review
Short Trips: Companions (2003) — Contributor — 58 copies, 1 review
Short Trips: Repercussions (2004) — Contributor — 53 copies, 2 reviews
Short Trips: Farewells (2006) — Contributor — 47 copies, 3 reviews
Alexander & His Successors: Essays From the Antipodes (2009) — Contributor — 4 copies

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Birthdate
1957-01-25
Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Birthplace
Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

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14 reviews
If you have never ventured into non-public education views on ancient history, this should not be your first. For that maybe start with Graham Hancock's Fingerprints of the Gods or Magicians of the Gods (this is a sequel to Fingerprints). If, however you are already aware of Buval's OCT and or other questions raised by Hancock, West, Wilson, and Schoch, to name but a few, then you will find Collins' latest work of great interest.

The theories are fresh and intriguing, Collins with the help show more of others has done research and tested ideas to create a plausible concept of knowledge diffusion in prehistoric cultures. Make sure that you brush up on your math, astronomy and geography first! show less
The thing about books like this (and Erich von Däniken, et al -- narrated, of course, by Vincent Price) is their travelog side. This book does not disappoint. Plus at the end (or the second half) is a wildly speculative essay on how Neanderthals may have been responsible!! If you're looking for science, this is not the place to search. Still, it's pretty fun, especially the search for 'The Garden of Eden.'
Beautifully written book describing Gobekli Tepe and the author's journey to discover why it was built. Even if you don't agree with the author's hypothesis, there is still a lot of interesting information in this book.

This book links up fairly well with the ideas described in Andrew Collins' other books [bc:From the Ashes of Angels: The Forbidden Legacy of a Fallen Race|477311|From the Ashes of Angels The Forbidden Legacy of a Fallen Race|Andrew show more Collins|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1365327724s/477311.jpg|465547], and [bc:The Cygnus Mystery: Unlocking the Ancient Secret of Life's Origins in the Cosmos|823819|The Cygnus Mystery Unlocking the Ancient Secret of Life's Origins in the Cosmos|Andrew Collins|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1328849886s/823819.jpg|809609].

Note: No aliens or reptilians.
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