Graham Hancock: Beyond Ancient Apocalypse | Presentation @ Logan Hall, London

Graham gives a presentation at UCL's Logan Hall, London, expanding on some of the themes of his Netflix series 'Ancient Apocalypse'.

0:00 Introduction
3:09 Talk starts. Native American DNA studies
11:00 Clovis culture
18:15 Cerutti Mastodon
21:22 SAA letter to Netflix
23:12 Sphinx temples
24:45 Gobleki Tepe
28:15 Baalbek
30:48 The Andes
36:49 The Sahara
38:33 Ancient Maps
42:45 The Underworld
52:14 The Amazon
1:01:35 Ancient Egypt and the journey of the soul
1:13:31 North America
1:16:34 The common connection

[timvincent]

I was there and thanked him for giving me inspiration to write my own book about ancient civilizations. After this presentation, he sat and autographed/selfie-pics for EVERY SINGLE ONE who wanted to. This 73 year old man sat 4 HOURS afterwards. Huge respect for this amazing man!

[charlesbettersiii]

Can’t fake this kind of interest. That’s why I can listen to 20 hours of his work and not get bored

[marcmelvin]

What I particularly like about Mr. Hancock is that, whether he is right or wrong in many of his suppositions, he has the curiosity to wonder, the skepticism to question the archaeological paradigms, and the courage to keep on despite his powerful detractors. What he is is a journalist doing the science that the archaeologists won’t do.

[machgtx]

Our world is so much richer in knowledge and spirituality with people like Graham Hancock in it. Thank you sir.

[dullsearake]

I love you Mr Graham Hancock. You will leave behind a legacy of having the courage to think freely. You are an important inspiration to all mankind.

[concernedgoldcoaster]

his audiobooks are great, he narrates them himself! thank you for everything you are doing Graham

[maryxlent]

I went to this! Graham was so lovely and a joy to listen to.
I couldn’t believe he stayed behind and autographed all our books and had a chat with every single person who came up to see him. I was standing in line for more than an hour and there was still tons of people behind me and I think he stayed for them all! So much respect for his fans and just, ah, such a great guy.

[Leeviii]

As an Aboriginal Australian thanks for touching on my peoples history, most times we are forgotten

[luissalinas]

Graham bring back the child in me, making me ridiculously curious about history and the things others fail to note due to their elevated ego. You're my hero, Graham.

[schrodingerscat]

I could sit and listen to Graham all day long, I find his research fascinating and his delivery enthralling x

[Mackaygolf]

One of my favorite things in life is when I casually mention Graham Hancock in conversation, and someone's eyes LIGHT UP with recognition. It's happening more and more frequently, and it's absolutely amazing!

[Assamita]

Graham, I've been following your content for years now. You are a man, a writer and a journalist I can trust and you know how hard is to find somebody like that nowadays. It is impossible to put in words how very much appreciated you are and how greatful I am to you. Please never stop fighting for truth. Thanks and much love for you and your family from Spain.

[anonone]

It's always a pleasure to listen to Graham Hancock share some of his knowledge and thoughts.
Graham was gifted with a brilliant mind.

[Duskydawg]

Graham, remaining open minded is what's unique about your approach, as little remains of pre flood evidence. Thanks for your tenacity.

[makeastatement]

Absolutely astonishing and inspiring! Thank-you Graham Hancock!

[JayyDouglas]

Graham has become a true living legend. Just simply for being himself. Honest, sharp, humble, with conviction and care. What a great human

[acain]

When he speaks, we listen! Thank you Graham for the wisdom you have bestowed upon the world over the years. Brave men like you are a rare breed, we thank you and stand with you!!!

[ilyaiGM]

Mr Hancock always has my Greatest respect and support on these matters 💚🙏🏻🥂

[laurawilliams]

Your talks are so fascinating! I love being able to rewatch them. You pack so much information in your talks and books. What you say makes so much more sense than the critics of your work. You are a treasure!

[PeoplePerson]

Your work inspires millions. Keep it up, Mr. Hancock.