Graham Hancock

GRAHAM HANCOCK is the writer behind the upcoming book Magicians of the Gods, as well as several internationally bestselling titles including The Sign and The Seal, Fingerprints of the Gods, and Heaven's Mirror.

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UFO Phenomena as a Call from the Cosmos

Jan 8, 2025 | grahamhancock.com | Keith Thompson |Keith Thompson

We warmly welcome Keith Thompson, author of The UFO Paradox: The Celestial and Symbolic World of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, as our featured author this month. Keith’s book examines the immovable battleground of the UFO debate, with staunch believers on one side and dismissive sceptics on the other.
Musical reincarnation ritual on the winter solstice linked to 12 sacred sites around the world

Dec 21, 2024 | grahamhancock.com | Ben Gagnon

Over a period of of more than 5,000 years, evidence suggests a ritual of human reincarnation was held at 12 megalithic temples around the world with a direct alignment to the rising sun on the winter solstice. The sacred sites share striking similarities, suggesting the ritual practice dates back much further, possibly to an unknown civilization.
Creating a Taxonomy of the DMT Entities

Nov 7, 2024 | grahamhancock.com | David Brown

We warmly welcome David Jay Brown, author of The Illustrated Field Guide to DMT Entities: Machine Elves, Tricksters, Teachers, and Interdimensional Beings, as our featured author this month. In this full-colour illustrated handbook, psychedelic explorer David Jay Brown and visionary artist Sara Phinn Huntley explore 25 of the most commonly encountered DMT entities, from machine elves and fairies to insectoids, Reptilians, and divine beings such as Grandmother Ayahuasca.
Migratory birds may have played a key role in human evolution

Oct 10, 2024 | grahamhancock.com | Ben Gagnon

Early humans developed language by imitating birdsong, according to a 2013 linguistic study at MIT. When birds learn to sing, and humans learn to talk, an identical set of more than 50 genes are activated, according to a 2014 study at Duke.
Updated fossil record: Israel was the cradle of the Homo genus. It’s also the Grand Central Station of global bird migration. And that’s no coincidence. - Graham Hancock Official Website

Jul 9, 2024 | grahamhancock.com | Ben Gagnon

A flurry of archaeological discoveries and new analysis of old specimens means Israel now ranks first in the world with at least seven different species from the genus Homo, dating back 1.5 million years to Homo erectus. If the is in South Africa, the cradle of the Homo genus is in Israel. Located at the junction of three continents, Israel is a bottleneck for travelers moving back and forth between Africa, Europe and Asia.
Gobekli Tepe: Gradual evolution? Or transfer of technology? Or both? - Graham Hancock Official Website

Apr 14, 2024 | grahamhancock.com | Graham Hancock

“Gobekli Tepe changes everything.” – Ian Hodder, Stanford University.1In Episode 5 of my documentary series Ancient Apocalypse, released on Netflix in November 2022, I speak of GobekIi Tepe in southeastern Turkey, which is reliably dated to around 11,600 years ago.
Nazca Lines welcomed migratory birds, not UFOs

Apr 6, 2024 | grahamhancock.com | Ben Gagnon

We warmly welcome Ben Gagnon, author of Church of Birds, as our featured author this month. Ben’s book is an eco-history of human evolution supported by recent scientific discoveries, ancient myths, and sacred texts. Across dozens of cultures, migratory birds were seen as divine agents of a benevolent sun, delivering seeds to the landscape in spring and guiding souls to a heavenly paradise in the fall. Ben’s article explores how this role was honoured and encouraged through sacred sites worldwide.
A unifying theory for the Younger Dryas Megalithic Extinctions, Carolina Bays and Impact Origin of China’s Hongshan Shui Jing glass

Mar 22, 2024 | grahamhancock.com | David Anderson

Based on a lecture given to the Department of Engineering, The University of Cambridge, UK, on October 31st 2023:‘Towards Mankind’s Survival (1) 12,900 years ago. The Younger Dryas Meteorite Impact; A new and testable hypothesis‘*In February 2018, Graham was kind enough to make my 2012 book, ‘Hongshan Jade Treasures’, on jade and other carvings from China’s finest (and totally neglected) Neolithic Culture, Book of the Month, on this blog.