Writer, presenter · Ancient Apocalypse, 2022 and 2024
Graham Hancock
Living person. Photograph from Wikimedia Commons.
Journalist and writer. Ancient Apocalypse argues that an Ice Age civilisation was broken around 12,800 years ago and that survivors taught stone, farming, and the sky. He calls himself a journalist, not an archaeologist.
This site keeps his argument as a later reading, beside the dates the digs give.
Read their perspective through the eight teaching faculties.
Publications
- Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1. Graham Hancock (presenter). Netflix, 2022. Summarised, not transcribed.
- Ancient Apocalypse, Season 2: The Americas. Graham Hancock (presenter). Netflix, 2024. Summarised, not transcribed.
Watch
Ancient Apocalypse is a Netflix series. This site does not host it. Each episode below jumps to the History chapter that reads the same sites.
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Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 1
Once There Was a Flood Gunung Padang, Java -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 2
A Stranger in a Time of Chaos Cholula -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 3
Sirius Rising Malta -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 4
Ghosts of a Drowned World Bimini -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 5
Legacy of the Sages Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 6
America’s Lost Civilization Poverty Point and Serpent Mound -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 7
A Fatal Winter Derinkuyu -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 1 · Episode 8
Cataclysm and Rebirth The Scablands and the Younger Dryas -
Ancient Apocalypse, Season 2: The Americas
The Americas White Sands, the Amazon, Serpent Mound, and the rest of the season
Main findings this site uses
A lost Ice Age civilisation read out of drowned coasts, flood myths, and early stone.
The series reports real finds (White Sands footprints, Amazon lidar cities) and then reads a donor culture into the gap.