Schoolchildren can recite the story of the first Americans

[Antaletriangle]

Indeed,most of the academic world is indoctrinated and as a course their various studies,practices and fields are nothing less than a religion to them.Any new theories or ideas are automatically attacked and subject to ridicule,as in clannish behaviour towards the "threat" called change and viewpoint.This indoctrination tends to breed blinkered outlooks and self righteous ideals which is what they think they're fighting against in religion,whilst this is fundamentally their practice.

[oldpaganfreak]

Originally Posted by Antaletriangle

Indeed,most of the academic world is indoctrinated and as a course their various studies,practices and fields are nothing less than a religion to them.Any new theories or ideas are automatically attacked and subject to ridicule,as in clannish behaviour towards the "threat" called change and viewpoint.This indoctrination tends to breed blinkered outlooks and self righteous ideals which is what they think they're fighting against in religion,whilst this is fundamentally their practice.

exactly. this is common with historians and archaeologist and the 'egyptologists' that still insist the the pyramids were built 4-5 thousand years ago as tombs for the pharohs. it's laughable in light of the hundreds of experts that have dated the sphinx at 10000 years old, due to water erosion marks on the stone.
there are anomolies all over the world that point to a much earlier civilization that common wisdom denies.

[TtC]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Michael Cremo's Forbidden Archeology.

[THE eXchanger]

yes, he has a great website

http://www.mcremo.com/cremo.htm