Name: Uchronia: Updated and Extended Edition (en Inglés)
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Author: Christos A. Djonis
ISBN: 9781662449246

portada Uchronia: Updated and Extended Edition (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Christos A. Djonis

Año

2021

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

256

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781662449246

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Novelas históricas alternativas

Uchronia: Updated and Extended Edition (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Uchronia: Updated and Extended Edition (en Inglés)"

Accounts of past lost civilizations, strange aerialphenomena, unexplained encounters, and crypticcodes unquestionably continue to tease our mindswith their intrigue. While many of these puzzles,which often are passed down from one generation toanother, sound so incredible that they appear to bestories of pure fiction, from time to time, and moreoften than we realize, they turn out to be true.UCHRONIA (alternative history) connects with severalsuch controversial topics and provides facts and clues thatcould explain some of the most contentious mysteries ofour time, including Plato's Atlantis. Is the HumanGenome a real miracle or genetics? What is the meaningbehind the Nazca Lines? Has a Middle Eastern culturemanaged to visit North America 10,000 years beforeChristopher Columbus? Can the Old Testament of theHoly Bible be a copy of a much older original?In 2017, New York City-Big Book Awards voted theoriginal edition of UCHRONIA as one of theirDistinguished Favorites! This UPDATED &EXTENDED version is not just an extension or a morein-depth analysis of the original work published in 2014,but an opportunity to illustrate how several morescientific events and recent archaeological discoveries nowfurther support many of the earlier conclusions noted inthe original edition.