Gardens of the Elder Gods

by Schorn, M. Don

• ISBN13: 9781886940123
• ISBN10: 1886940126
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2011-09-01
• Publisher: Ozark Mountain Pub

Summary

Gardens of the Elder Godsis an astounding book that presents documentation of extraterrestrial contact throughout history. Schorn explores the issues raised by mysterious archeological sites and demonstrates how the ancient ET tools rivals the sophistication of modern technology. Schorn examines in detail the evidence for extraterrestrial connections to the legendary lost cities of antiquity. He examines the evidence found in ancient and esoteric texts and the geological and archeological records. This volume also retraces the migratory paths taken to repopulate Earth after the Great Flood, focusing on cryptic archaeological discoveries that reveal evidence of even earlier cultures from which well-known historic civilizations later emerged. The absence of any prior development period suggests that Earth's earliest civilizations were spontaneously formed as a result of external influences from beyond.

Table of Contents

Echos From the Remote Past
Premise	p. 3
Elder Gods Theory	p. 13
Development of Early Man	p. 35
Lost Civilizations	p. 53
Mythical Lands	p. 67
Popular Lands of Legend	p. 83
Earth Cataclysms	p. 97
Concept of Civilization	p. 109
Pre-Flood Asian Cultures	p. 115
Pre-Flood Egypt	p. 125
Pre-Flood South America	p. 135
Pre-Flood North America	p. 145
Post Flood Civilization	p. 155
Anomalous Generic Commonalties	p. 165
Rebirth of Civilization
Ancient White Race	p. 181
South American Cultures	p. 191
North American Cultures	p. 203
Andean Migratory Routes	p. 213
Second South American Migration	p. 227
Mesoamerica Routes	p. 245
Oceania	p. 275
Easter Island	p. 285
Post Flood North Africa	p. 301
Post Flood Egypt	p. 311
Greater Arabia	p. 329
Dilmun Empire	p. 339
The Near East	p. 349
Ancient India	p. 357
Indus Valley Culture	p. 367
Southeastern Migratory Wave	p. 375
China & Tibet	p. 383
European Migrations	p. 395
Mediterranean Settlements	p. 411
Continuing Influences	p. 423
References	p. 429
Selected Bibliography	p. 477
Index	p. 495
Author Page	p. 503
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