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Matthew LaCroix
Archaeological Wars, Anunnaki, Destruction of the Past-Matt LaCroix, Sam Tripoli, Jeffrey Wilson
Have the history books misled society about the truth of the past and the lost civilizations of antiquity? Cuneiform tablets and megalithic ruins scattered across Iraq, Syria, and Iran provide evidence to show that our history is much older and more complicated than we’ve been told. From the gods known as the Anunnaki, to dynasty kings of Darius, Xerxes, and Ashurbanipal, Sam Tripoli, Jeffrey Wilson, and I dig deep to find answers.
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4.7 stars from 19 ratings
A staple for alternative history fans.
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“Matthew Lacroix has a greater grasp on the mountains of knowledge he has attained than anyone else I have heard speak on the subject. His deep discernment of so many different ancient communities, dogmas, and customs lays a groundwork for understanding rather than just recalling these stories. I...”Read full review »
TheDavidKyle via Apple Podcasts ·
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05/31/20
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“Whatever Matt does will be a winner”
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Have the history books misled society about the truth of the past and the lost civilizations of antiquity? Cuneiform tablets and megalithic ruins scattered across Iraq, Syria, and Iran provide evidence to show that our history is much older and more complicated than we’ve been told. From the gods...
Published 02/15/20
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