In this podcast episode, Graham Hancock presents his innovative theories on the settlement of the Americas, challenging the conventional Clovis First model by providing evidence of human presence that dates back as far as 130,000 years. Hancock explores the societal and archaeological implications of his findings, highlighting the pushback and dismissal from the archaeological community towards new evidence and alternative theories. The conversation also touches on the influence of seafaring migration, shamanic practices like Ayahuasca, and the evolving definition of "advanced" civilizations. Ultimately, Hancock encourages listeners to rethink established historical narratives and delve into the profound connections between ancient wisdom and our modern understanding.
