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Graham Hancock – FINGERPRINTS OF THE GODS

monuments (and would, almost certainly, be viewed by posterity as their
builders).
There were other possibilities too. The point was, however, that the
evidence for exactly who had built which great pyramid, when and for
what purpose was far too thin on the ground to justify the dogmatism of
the orthodox ‘tombs and tombs only’ theory. In all honesty, it was not
clear who built the pyramids. It was not clear in what epoch they had
been built. And it was not at all clear what their function had been.
For all these reasons they were surrounded by a wonderful,
impenetrable air of mystery and as I gazed down at them out of the
desert they seemed to march towards me across the dunes ...

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