The Earth Chronicles Expeditions

I am an avid reader of Sitchins' books and found most of the content was already covered in previous books (Earth chronicles). This book however gives some background to visits to pertinent sites detailed in the Earth Chronicle series and the difficulties, both logistic and administrative Zacharia encountered. It made enjoyable and easy reading.

I enjoyed reading this book as I have enjoyed each of Sitchen's books. There should be no doubt that a highly advanced civilization(s) resided on Earth in the ancient past. Whether visiting aliens or simply a civilization lost to some natural disaster such as the last Ice Age, there is enough evidence to prove they were here. Religious blind believers have always stood in the path that leads to truth.

Sitchin's daring actions to get where he had to to see the real locations echoed Indiana Jones. Bribing the guard at the Temple Mount to sneak below the Dome of the Rock. Another bribe to get an oil company helicopter to fly him so he could photograph the top of Mt. Sinai. And persuading the Israeli Air Force to fly through the treacherous mountain pass following the approach to landing in the Sinai used by the Anunnaki space ships were exciting.

I'm going to say that this is a very interesting book about Sitchin's journeys to get the information needed for his books.

As in all his books, I was very pleased in his rendition of his travels. It all sounded so exciting to be actually traveling and seeing these mystical places that he has been discussing over the years. I wish so much that I would have been able to take part in just one of these adventures. However, the book was a good second best option. I recommend it to all his readers.

If you like his other works, you'll find this a good companion. Some of it was a bit over the top for me, but I'm willing to follow on a logical thread.

Continued my exploration of the ancient world. Loved Zachariah Sitchin’s writing.

I found this very interesting, it proves that someone or something did all these amazing things. Maybe it was a civilzation that existed a long time before they destroyed it by their WMD's. No one really knows. Good read, though, it sure makes someone think.

Yet another awe inspiring book by my favourite author. He never fails to answer questions by asking more questions. I have read every book and I think his explanation of human history needs further investigation by another like minded genius.

This is the first of two companion books to the Earth Chronicles series by Sitchin. Excellent reading!

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I really enjoyed this book. It was like going on a guided tour of world archaeological sites. I have read all Zechariah Sitchins books and this book puts them into context.

Of course it is a different type of book ,to what we are used to from Mr Sitchin ,about the different tours he goes on with the readersof his books . But it is very interesting all the same.