"An intelligent and captivating page-turner..."

• ASIN: ‎ B0CFZD5VN3
• Publisher: ‎ Historium Press; 1st edition (5 Sept. 2023)
• Language: ‎ English
• Print length: ‎ 230 pages
• Genre:  History of Civilisation & Culture

The BookViral Review:

Extensively referenced and compelling in its broad strokes The Lost Chapters of Humanity On Earth may well change your perspective on life and the purpose of our existence. There are countless books dedicated to the subject of human evolution and our origins but Martin presents us with perspectives that are both accessible and refreshingly devoid of abstract complexity.

All over the world, there are fantastic ruins and improbable objects which cannot be explained by conventional theories of history, archaeology, and religion. It’s good to keep an open mind, and it’s good to be sceptical, but neither one of these attitudes can be an end in itself and by asking us to question conventional views Martin makes this her guiding principle throughout.

A grounded read, she speaks directly to those who question human evolution as it is conventionally taught to us with her thoughts brokering much-needed discussion. But what many readers will find fascinating is the number of alternative theories on which she draws to make what is a persuasive argument to robustly question what we think we know to be true and expand our thinking to embrace exciting possibilities. In doing so she rightly points to the growing body of research into the theories she presents which at the very least suggests we should evaluate our assumptions more thoughtfully.

Throughout, she opens the door to an astounding world of ancient technology, from the computers of the ancient world to the “flying carpets of the ancients” whilst alternative theories on history explore the origins of civilization, technology, and consciousness. Each chapter has clearly been extensively researched and most importantly she goes beyond a piecemeal presentation of existing publications to give us tantalizing thought-provoking theories of her own.

Having read The Lost Chapters of Humanity On Earth readers will be left with much on which to reflect and in particular the roles of inventors, such as Nikola Tesla, in bringing potentially ancient technology back to life. From its opening pages to the final chapter, The Lost Chapters of Humanity On Earth proves an intelligent and captivating page-turner and one which those who question orthodox on human evolution should definitely read!