Graham Hancock reveals how the end of the last Ice Age caused sea levels to rise over 400 feet, submerging what was once the most desirable land on Earth our ancient coastal civilizations. He explains that vast regions, nearly 27 million square kilometers of continental shelves, now lie hidden beneath the ocean, largely unexplored by modern archaeology. While researchers focus on shipwrecks from recent centuries, Hancock urges that the true mysteries lie beneath the waves where entire chapters o

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Graham Hancock revisits an ancient mystery that challenges our understanding of history the possible connection between Atlantis and the sudden end of the Ice Age. Around 11,600 years ago, the Younger Dryas period concluded with massive flooding, a rapid rise in sea levels, and global climate upheaval. Plato’s account of Atlantis, said to have disappeared 9,000 years before Solon’s visit to Egypt (around 600 BC), matches this exact timeline. Could myth be rooted in memory? Graham Hancock propose