r/GrahamHancock • u/Dmans99 • 21m ago
r/GrahamHancock • u/GaryNOVA • Oct 11 '25
Off-Topic Moderator Reminder: Be Civil
Hello, friendly reminder to be civil. I’ve had some good chats with people and reversed a few bans because I think people are coming to an understanding. Let me explain why people are getting banned right now for uncivility. We’ve had discussions and the moderators agree.
If you disagree with someone else’s point of view, let them know why. We encourage debate of facts. “I disagree, and this is why”. Nothing wrong with that.
But we are trying to get rid of some of the trolling and negativity In the sub. So insulting fans of Graham Hancock or “main steam archaeology” (if it’s a thing) is not tolerated. Be civil.
If you believe Graham is a grifter, I can’t change your belief or ban you for your beliefs. You’re not even necessarily wrong. But if you’re here to insult the sub by simply shouting that Graham is a grifter or a conman or a liar or whatever. That’s not tolerated anymore. We dont tolerate the opposite either. Anyone saying archaeologists are quacks will get the same treatment.
Let’s make this a more civil subreddit. We can get along and accomplish goals we both want accomplished. Let’s all be Interested In history and science. Let us be more interested in ancient history. No matter what it was!
r/GrahamHancock • u/ClanStrachan • Jan 13 '25
AI Generated Content - A message from the Moderators
This community strives for authentic engagement and original, human-driven discussions. For that reason, we’ve decided not to allow AI-generated content. Allowing AI material could diminish the genuine insights and interactions that happen here organically. Let’s keep the conversations real and focused on quality contributions.
Previously posted AI content will stay, but future AI content will be removed, posts and comments included.
r/GrahamHancock • u/WishbonePrize6932 • 1d ago
Egyptian ruins across Egypt Pt. 3
galleryHello,
I’m back again everyone. This one has me stumped. This entire area is like a where’s Waldo book.
Coordinates are: 30.19256° N, 32.24294° E
r/GrahamHancock • u/AndThenOneDay • 1d ago
Zahi Hawass, Robert Schoch and Irving Finkel to debate "The Mysteries of Our Ancient Past."
r/GrahamHancock • u/VisitAndalucia • 3d ago
Ancient Civ The Architecture of Anxiety: Megaliths of Southern Spain
galleryr/GrahamHancock • u/GraceCox5 • 6d ago
News So you're saying all these disconnected civilizations share the same stories by accident?
r/GrahamHancock • u/VisitAndalucia • 7d ago
Ancient Civ The Architecture of Anxiety: Megaliths of Southwestern Iberia
galleryr/GrahamHancock • u/Evening-Ad5642 • 12d ago
Azores Plateau Pyramid Discovery
· Found: April 10. 2026
· Source: https://emodnet.ec.europa.eu/geoviewer/
EMODnet The European Marine Observation and Data Network
· Location: North Atlantic Ocean Azores Plateau
1. A large pyramid centered on a circular platform or “island.”
2. An appendage-type “dock” extending from the base of the pyramid
to the edge of “island” located between
3. two large, curved walls located on each side of the “dock”
as a possible entrance.
To date this is the only structure found in the vicinity.
Presently, coordinate info is available on a need-to-know basis
r/GrahamHancock • u/Dmans99 • 12d ago
Ancient Civ Archaeologists Are Closing In On The Lost Biblical City Of Bethsaida
r/GrahamHancock • u/Atlantee • 12d ago
Archaeology Long-Awaited Preliminary Report From Defense Scientist Reveals 'Man-made Object” Beneath the Surface of Durupinar in Turkey
r/GrahamHancock • u/Atlantee • 13d ago
Research into Noah’s Ark formation in eastern Türkiye completes fieldwork
r/GrahamHancock • u/Tough_Recover_7298 • 17d ago
Newly discovered papyrus scrolls tell the story of the construction of the pyramid - DiscoveryUK
r/GrahamHancock • u/gecata96 • 18d ago
Podcast We need more Donald Hoffmans in science
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r/GrahamHancock • u/Altruism7 • 18d ago
Archaeology Atlantis of the Sands: Evidence of a Previous Civilization in Arabia
r/GrahamHancock • u/Altruism7 • 19d ago
Archaeology Only 5-10% Göbekli Tepe excavated and that it will take “150 years to excavate the rest in order to preserve it” but do you still trust these same authorities after how they generally treat the area?
galleryr/GrahamHancock • u/VisitAndalucia • 19d ago
Ancient Man The Architecture of Anxiety: Megaliths of the Alentejo
galleryr/GrahamHancock • u/Last_Reason3474 • 20d ago
Creators of "Old Europe"? | Vinča genetics, tech, culture, etc.
In 4900 BC, possibly 10,000 inhabitants settled in a locality known today as Divostin in central Serbia. A settlement so dense that it is said that a cat could travel several kilometers moving only from "roof to roof".
r/GrahamHancock • u/Fun_Emu5635 • 21d ago
Graham Hancock Explores the Legend of Atlantis 🌍
YouTube short
r/GrahamHancock • u/Dmans99 • 21d ago
Drilling Begins at the 157-Metre ‘Noah’s Ark’ Formation Near Mount Ararat
Researchers have begun drilling into Türkiye’s mysterious 157-metre Durupınar formation, decades after the boat-shaped site became linked to Noah’s Ark. Core samples and robotic exploration could provide the clearest evidence yet of what actually lies beneath the surface.
r/GrahamHancock • u/Atlantee • 21d ago
Archaeology TIL Göbekli Tepe is only 5-10% excavated and want to uncover the rest to future generations (in 150 years) in contrast to it being sooner. Do you agree?
galleryr/GrahamHancock • u/Fun_Emu5635 • 21d ago
Something About Göbekli Tepe No Longer Makes Sense
Just an interesting video that I came across, if nothing more - at least there are some good photos of the site.
r/GrahamHancock • u/Altruism7 • 21d ago
News Drilling begins at ‘Noah’s Ark’ site as researchers probe Turkey’s controversial Durupinar formation
r/GrahamHancock • u/ArtTime2349 • 21d ago
Books I want to buy a Hancock book but confused which one
Hi everyone, I'm vaguely familiar with Graham's work through podcasts and I'm really interested in buying one of his books as an introduction.
I understand Fingerprints is the foundation of his work but many people in my search here have suggested starting with Magicians instead as it's revised and updated.
Any recommendations would be really appreciated and thanks!