Dogon, 56–59
Dorland, Frank, 133–134
Dorland, Mabel, 133
Dormion, Gilles, 264
Drake Equation, 223–224
Drake, Frank, 33, 223–224
Drake, W. Raymond, 40
Dropa, the, 207–219
Droshin, Michael, 66
Drug usage, 269, 271–272
Dunn, Christopher, 92
Eenboom, Algund, 186–187, 188–189
Eggebrecht, Arne, 179
El Balkhy, Abu Zeyd, 86
Elgin Marbles, 128
Eliade, Mircea, 161
Elkins, Don, 254
Emmegger, Robert, 60
Epicurus, 222
Erickson, Clark, 123–124
Evidence of ET, best, 177–220
Evidence of nonphysical contact, 243–282
Evolution, 36
Ezekiel, 11–12 66–72, 84, 114
Face of Mars, 238–239
Fallen angels, 11
Famine Stele, 98–99
Fermi Paradox, 224
Fermi, Enrico, 224
Fernandez-Salvador Zaldumbide, Andres, 170
First Contact, 27–28
Flinders Petrie, W.M., 90, 92
Flu, 233–234
Flying machines, India and 112–118
Flying Saucers on the Moon, 39
Flying Serpents and Dragons, 55
Fomenko, Dr. Vladimir, 178
Food of the Gods, 269
Fowler, Raymond E., 61
Franklin, Benjamin, 222
Freestone, Ian, 127, 128
From the Earth to the Moon, 37
Frum, John, 81–84
Gadekar, Suendra, 202, 203–204
Gagarin, Yuri, 223
Ganguly, Adrish, 100
Gate of the Gods, 243–244
Geller, Uri, 248–249, 253–254
Geopolymers, 21, 93–100, 270
Giants, 72–75
Gipson, Jr., Mack, 236
Giza Powerplant, The, 92
Glaser, Bruno, 120, 124
Goddard, Robert, 38
Gods of Eden, The, 45–50
Gods of the New Millennium, 51, 105
Gods or Spacemen?, 40
Gold of the Gods, 165
Gold, Thomas, 34–35
Goldflyer, 185–189
Gorbovsky, Alexander, 117
Gorka, Tomasz, 149
Grand Menhir, 22
Grave-robbers, 91–92
Great Pyramid, 21, 85–101, 107, 238–239, 240, 246, 254, 281
Greeks, 100–101
Green Bank formula, 223
Greenwood, Dr. Stuart W., 185–186
Greer, Steven, 47
Griaule, Marcel, 57, 58–59
Grist, Stan, 173–174
Guterbrock, Gustav, 198
Haddingham, Evan, 150
Hagar, Stansbury, 140
Hall, Stanley “Stan,” 166–174
Hanab-Pacal, 182–185
Hancock, Graham, 141–142, 193, 237, 238
Hapgood, Charles H., 190
Harner, Michael, 272–273
Hart, Albion W., 117
Hausdorf, 208, 211, 212, 215, 217
Hawiss, Dr. Zahi, 21, 100
Hawkins, Gerald, 266
Heb Sed festival, 259–260, 261, 262–263, 265
Heiser, Michael, 52, 54
Hero Twins, 143
Herodotus, 14, 98
Hewlett-Packard, 134, 135
History Channel, The, 17, 40, 41
History of the New World, The, 156
Hoagland, Richard, 238, 239, 240
Hobbs, Linn W., 99–100
Holroyd, Stuart, 254
Hoover, Richard, 229
Hopewell Indians, 150
Hopi Mesas, 276–277, 279, 281
Hopi, 275–278
Hopkins, Budd, 61, 267
Hopkins, Roger, 104–105
Horn, Paul, 101
Hoyle, Sir Fred, 24, 225
Hug, Gilles, 100
Hurley, Frank, 82
Huxley, Aldous, 251
Hyatt, A., 155
Hybrids, 72–75
Icke, David, 43–45, 50, 55
Illuminati, 49
Imhotep, 96–98, 270
In Search of Ancient Astronauts, 40
Incas, 22, 151–164
India, atomic warfare and, 200–204
India, flying machines and, 112–118
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, 126, 131, 175
Intelligent Life in the Universe, 39, 199
Interplanetary Contacts, 37
Interplanetary Journeys, 37
James, Peter, 57–58
Jaramillo, Petronio, 170–174
Jenkins, John Major, 265
Kaku, Michio, 28
Kames, Peter, 192
Kanjilal, Dr. Dileep Kumar, 116
Keith FRS, Arthur, 206
Kelvin, Lord, 225
Kent, Adrian, 224
Kepler telescope, 224–225
Kern, Dirse, 120
Khufu, 86–89, 91, 261–263, 281
Kolosimo, Peter, 39
König, Wilhelm, 179
Krassa, Peter, 211, 212
Kubrick, Stanley, 235–236
LaBarre, Larry, 135
Lambers, Karsten, 149
Lauer, Jean-Phillippe, 94
LaViolette, Paul, 34, 35–36
Le Plongeon, Augustus, 161
Leahy, Mike, 83
Learned, John, 34
Leedskalnin, Edward, 245–247
Lehner, Mark, 90, 261
Leucippus, 222
Levin, Gilbert, 231
Lime, 97
Little, Gregory, 62
Lolladorff, Professor, 212–213
Longevity, biblical, 75–80
Lot, 66–67
Lübbers, Conrad, 186–187, 189
Lucas, George, 126
Ludendorff, Dr. Hans, 161
Lui, Clarissa, 230
Lurgan-La, 213
Luther, Martin, 76
Maasaw, 275–276, 277, 279
MacGrain, Bob, 105
Mack, John, 61
Mackie, Euan, 111
Manetho, 14–15
Manhattan Project, 117–118
Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings, 190
Mars Mystery, The, 238
Mars, 228–231, 236–237
Masero, Gaston, 258
Materia Hieroglyphica, 88
Matheus, Gerardo Peña, 170
Mathews, Peter, 184
Matz, Martin, 264–265
Maya Danava, 115
Mayan calendar, 193–197, 260
Mayan Long Count Calendar, 194–195
Mayan Underworld, 184
Mayans, 138–144, 254–256
McCann, Joseph, 121–122
McIntosh, Gregory, 192
McKay, David, 229
McKenna, Terence, 267–270
Metal Library, the, 164–174, 175
Metamorphoses, 73
Meyerowitz, Mike, 135
Mica, 143–144
Millisecond Pulsar, 35
Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull, the, 131–139
Mitchell-Hedges, Anna “Sammy,” 133, 135, 207
Mitchell-Hedges, F.A. “Mike,” 132–139, 204–207
Moebius, Amfredo, 170
Molenaar, Gregory, 240
Monuments of Mars, The, 238
Morant, G.M., 132, 133
Moricz, Janos “Juan,” 164–170, 173
Morill, Sibley S., 136, 138
Morrison, Tony, 148
Morton, Chris, 129, 130
Mystery of the Crystal Skulls, The, 129
Nakhla meteorite, 230
Narby, Jeremy, 267, 270–272, 273–274, 282
NASA, 224–225, 229, 236, 237
Naydler, Jeremy, 257, 259–262
Nazca lines, 20, 144–150, 184
Nelson, Dee Jay, 101
Nephilim, the, 50–51, 73
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Neugebauer, Otto, 100
New Fire ceremony, 264–265
Nibiru, 51, 54
Nine, The, 247–256, 281
Nocerino, Nick, 130–131, 138
Nonphysical contact, evidence of, 242–282
Nott, Julian, 147–148
Nuclear warfare, 200–204
Oannes, 197–200
Oberth, Dr. Hermann, 19, 37–38
Ollantayamo, 154–155, 158, 160
Olmecs, 144, 150, 184
Only Planet of Choice, The, 254
Oop-arts, 177–178
Operations Carried on at the Pyramids of Gizeh in 1837, 87
Oppenheimer, Robert, 117–118
Orion Zone, The, 279
Orion’s Belt, 142, 279–280
Otherworld, the, 150, 184, 198, 243, 259, 261, 268
Pacal tomb, 192
Pacal, Lord, 182–185
Pale Fox, The, 57
Palenque, 182–185
Palmer, Nathaniel, 190
Panspermia, 225–228
Passport to Magonia, 60
Pasteur, Louis, 225, 226
Perelman, Yakov, 37
Perring, 87, 89
Petersen, James B., 121
Petronio, Mario, 174
Picknett, Lynn, 57
Pinart, Alphonse, 128
Pinotto, Dr. Roberto, 112–113
Pioneer, 33
Piri Reis map, 189–193
Plague of Athens, 234
Plague of Justinian, 234
Plato, 222
Pluralism, 221–242
Polyhistor, Alexander, 197
Posnansky, Arthur, 161
Prelude to the Landing on Planet Earth, 254
Prince, Clive, 57
Puharich, Andrija, 248–256
Puma Punku, 22, 161–163
Purpose of pyramids, 257–264
Puthoff, Hal, 249
Pyramid of Khafre, 89
Pyramid of the Moon, 139–144
Pyramid of the Sun, 139–144
Pyramid Texts, 257–260
Pyramids of Giza, 18, 21, 23, 25
Pyramids of Gizeh, The, 87
Pyramids, purpose of, 257–264
Redslob, G.M., 53
Reiche, Maria, 146–147, 148
Reis, Piri, 189, 193
Religion, 13, 45
Remote viewing, 248
Rephaim, 74
Riddles of Ancient History, 117
RNA, 227–228, 231
Robin_Evans, Dr. Karyl, 212–214, 215
Rolls, Jon, 207
Rubtsov, Dr. Vladimir, 178
Rueckert, Carla, 254
Russell, Bertrand, 222
Ruvkun, Gary, 231
Ruz Lhuillier, Alberto, 182–185
Rynin, Nicholas, 37, 38
Sacred Mushroom, The, 248, 249
Sacred Valley, 151–164
Sagan, Carl, 36, 39, 40, 199, 219, 237
Saizev, Dr. Viatcheslav, 211
Salazar, Edgar Elorrieta, 152, 154, 156
Salazar, Fernando, 152, 154, 156
Sanderson, Ivan T., 185
SARS, 234
Schele, Linda, 184
Schlemmer, Phyllis, 254
Science, 13, 18–29, 25
Scuff, Agness, 245
SETG (Search for ExtraTerrestrial Genomes), 231
SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), 18, 28, 223
Shamanic Wisdom in the Pyramid Texts, 257
Shergotty meteorite, 2230
Shklovski, I.S., 39
Sirius Mystery, The, 56, 57, 189
Sirius, 56–59
Sitchin, Zecharia, 50–55, 56, 77, 87–89, 141–142, 200–201, 224
Socrates, 225
Sombroek, Wim, 121
Space exploration, 27–42, 223–225, 236
Spaceship of Ezekiel, The, 70
Spanish Flu, 233
Spielberg, Steven, 126
Stadelman, Rainer, 262
Stairway to Heaven, The, 87
Stais, Valerio, 179–180
Star Trek, 27
Stargate Conspiracy, The, 57
STARGATE, 248
Steckling, Fred, 241
Steiner, Christopher, 125
Sumerian King List, 78
Sungods in Exile, 215, 216
Syncellus, George, 200
Talk of the Galaxy, The, 35–36
Talpule, B.G., 113
Tanna, 81–83
Targ, Russell, 249
Taylor, Francis, 202, 203
Taylor, John, 90
Temple of Jupiter, 103, 105
Temple, Robert, 56, 57, 189
Teotihuacán, 130, 139–144, 264–267, 280
Terra Preta, 23–24, 119–126
Terraforming, 119–120, 122
Thales of Miletus, 222
They Built the Great Pyramid, 94
Thom, Alexander, 110–111
Thomas, Ceri Louise, 129, 130
Thompson, Richard L., 115
Thorpe, Nick, 57, 192
TimeWave Zero, 269–270
Tsiolkovsky, Constantine, 38
Tsum Um Ei, 214, 218
Tsum Um Nui, 210, 211
Turolla, Pino, 173
Twelfth Planet, The, 50
Twelfth Planet, the, 50–55
2001: A Space Odyssey, 235
UFO’s, Past, Present & Future, 60
UFOs, 27, 31, 39, 47, 59–64, 67, 253, 267
UNESCO, 172
Ussher, James, 65, 66
V, 43
Vallee, Jacques, 60, 267
Van Beek, Walter, 58–59
Vawter, Robert, 101
Verill, Ruth, 155
Verne, Jules, 37
Viking Landers, 231
Villa, Pancho, 135–136
Vimana Kalecha Sodha, 113
Viracocha, 151–164, 244
Volta, Alessandro, 179
Von Braun, Werner, 37–38
Von Däniken, Erich, 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 37, 39, 40, 55, 69–70, 85, 145–147, 148, 150, 151, 164–169, 182, 185, 186, 200, 211
Von Helmholtz, Hermann, 225
Von Neumann, 274
Voyager Golden Records, 34
Vyse, Colonel Richard Howard, 87–89
Walker III, William, 80
Walsh, Dr. Jane MacLaren, 129–130, 133
War, 48
Watchers, The, 61
Watchers, the, 61–63
Watson, Dr. James D., 226
Way of the Shaman, The, 272
Webb, walter, 71
Wegerer, Ernst, 211–212, 215
Weinstein, Lau, 233
Wente, Edward, 257
White Tiger, 137–138
White Tiger, The, 137, 138
Wickramsinghe, Chandra, 24, 225–228, 232–235
Wilkins, Harold T., 39
Will of the Universe, 38
Winer, Cris, 207
Witkowski, Igor, 160
Wogan, Terry, 43
Wogan: Now & Then, 43
Woodman, Jim, 147–148
Woods, 121–122
X-Files, The, 63
Young, Arthur M., 57
Zhijun, Wang, 212
Zitman, Willen, 195–196
Zoser complex, 262–263
Zuber, Maria, 230
About the Author
Philip Coppens’s publishing career began at the age of 23, when he edited the late Belgian historian Marcel Mestdagh’s research into European megaliths for a much-anticipated sequel. That same year, he also helped edit a controversial nonfiction thriller on the theft of Jan Van Eyck’s altarpiece, The Adoration of the Lamb, which was made into a documentary both for Flemish television and the BBC.
If there is one thing that sets Coppens apart from other writers, it is that he is often ahead of the trends. He wrote the first guide on Rosslyn Chapel in more than four decades; he was the only one to do so before The Da Vinci Code made that Scottish chapel world-famous in 2003. He also researched the origins of the Mi
tchell-Hedges Crystal Skull, before the 2008 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull movie, resulting in a series of controversial articles, which even came to the attention of The Washington Post.
As a journalist, Coppens’s investigative research into the Kennedy assassination was submitted before a U.S. government enquiry in 1993. Two years later, he broke the story of the existence of Chinese pyramids to an international audience. Many stories from the so-called esoteric field have at one point passed through his hands, including The Templar Revelation, the book on which The Da Vinci Code was based. In 1999, Coppens was the principal researcher for Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince’s The Stargate Conspiracy, which investigated current politicians’ apparent obsession with ancient Egypt, thus combining his passion for politics and history.
Coppens is the author of The Stone Puzzle of Rosslyn Chapel (2002), about the enigmatic Scottish chapel and its relationship with freemasonry and the Knights Templar; The Canopus Revelation (2004), about the lore of the star Canopus in ancient cultures; Land of the Gods (2007), about the prehistory of Southern Scotland and the myth of King Arthur; The New Pyramid Age (2007), detailing the most recent discoveries that have changed our understanding of pyramids; and Servants of the Grail (2009), identifying the real people encoded into the medieval Grail legends. Most recently, he has published an e-book titled 2012: Science or Fiction? with Digital Journeys, which aims to bring clarity as to what all the hubbub about 2012 is truly about. This e-book is also the to first incorporate video, and features an interview-style conversation with Philip.
Apart from English books, he also has one French-language bestseller to his credit: La Quête de Saunière (2008), co-authored with André Douzet. In 2004, he also wrote De Da Vinci Code Ontcijferd, a Dutch guide to The Da Vinci Code, which saw a reprint within three weeks of publication and was a top-ten bestseller in the Netherlands.
Philip Coppens has also contributed to, or been acknowledged in, the following books:
Pre-Atlantis (Dutch title), with Marcel Mestdagh (1994)
The Templar Revelation, by Lynn Picknett & Clive Prince (1997)
The Stargate Conspiracy, by Lynn Picknett & Clive Prince (1999)
Saunière’s Model and the Secret of Rennes-le-Château, by André Douzet (2001)
Egypt: Image of Heaven (Het Sterrenbeeld van Horus, Dutch title), with Wim Zitman (2006; Dutch edition 2000)
The Dan Brown Companion, by Simon Cox (2006)
Rosslyn Revealed, by Alan Butler & John Ritchie (2006)
The Cygnus Mystery, by Andrew Collins (2006)
An A to Z of King Arthur and the Holy Grail, by Simon Cox & Mark Oxbrow (2007)
Darklore (Volumes I, II & III), compiled and edited by Greg Taylor (2007–2009)
Unearthing Ancient America, compiled and edited by Frank Joseph (2009)
Philip Coppens also devotes a lot of attention to essays and feature articles, which have appeared in magazines and anthologies on all continents. His articles have appeared in Fortean Times, NEXUS, Hera, Fenix, Mysterien, New Dawn, Atlantis Rising, Ancient American, and Paranoia Magazine, among other publications, and he has a large and dedicated following on the Internet. He holds the record as having most articles published in NEXUS, a magazine published in more than 10 languages, with newsstand distribution in Australia, Great Britain, the United States, Italy, France, and many other European countries, bringing to the world exciting new discoveries, such as the existence of pyramids in China and Bosnia; controversial articles on the state of modern archaeology and Egyptology; and also politics.
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