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Forbidden Archeology: A Challenge to Modern Science by Michael Cremo

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Forbidden Archeology

by Michael A. Cremo

4.5 out of 5

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Forbidden Archeology: A Challenge to Modern Science by Michael Cremo is a controversial book that challenges the prevailing scientific theories about human origins and the history of life on Earth. Cremo argues that there is evidence to suggest that humans and other animals have existed for millions of years longer than modern science believes, and that the fossil record contains evidence of advanced civilizations that existed long before the rise of modern humans.

Cremo's Evidence

Cremo's evidence for his claims comes from a variety of sources, including:

Archaeological evidence: Cremo cites numerous archaeological discoveries that he claims support his theory of a long human history. These discoveries include stone tools that are millions of years old, and human footprints that are said to be over 100,000 years old.
Fossil evidence: Cremo also cites fossil evidence that he claims supports his theory. These fossils include the remains of animals that are said to have lived millions of years ago, and the remains of humans that are said to be much older than modern humans.
Historical evidence: Cremo also cites historical evidence that he claims supports his theory. This evidence includes ancient texts that describe advanced civilizations that existed long before the rise of modern humans.

Criticisms of Cremo's Work

Cremo's work has been criticized by many scientists and scholars. Critics argue that Cremo's evidence is not credible, and that his theories are not supported by the scientific evidence. Some critics have also accused Cremo of being a pseudoscientist who is more interested in promoting his own theories than in conducting objective research.

Forbidden Archeology: A Challenge to Modern Science by Michael Cremo is a controversial book that presents evidence that challenges the prevailing scientific theories about human origins and the history of life on Earth. Cremo's evidence is not credible, and his theories are not supported by the scientific evidence. However, Cremo's work has sparked a debate about the origins of humans and the history of life on Earth, and it has led to a renewed interest in the study of ancient civilizations.

References

Cremo, Michael A. (1993). Forbidden Archeology: The Hidden History of the Human Race. San Diego: Bhaktivedanta Institute.
Feder, Kenneth L. (1995). Forbidden Archeology: The Hidden History of the Human Race. American Scientist, 83(2),180-181.
Gould, Stephen Jay. (1996). The Mismeasure of Man. New York: W.W. Norton & Company.

Forbidden Archeology

by Michael A. Cremo

4.5 out of 5