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In his latest quest Maurice Cotterell travels to Egypt to uncover the ancient secrets hidden in Tutankhamun’s tomb. Revealing remarkable similarities between the Egyptian boy-king and Lord Pacal of the Maya, he decodes the treasures in the boy-king's tomb with astonishing results. Written with the pace of a detective story, Cotterell goes on to provide an original and persuasive argument about the origins of mankind itself, and demonstrates that this secret knowledge is known and thrives today. Finally, for the first time ever, he reveals the explosive reasons for this secrecy.
About the Author
Maurice Cotterell is a bestselling author, engineer and pioneering scientist, specialising in the connection between astrology, fertility and catastrophe cycles. In 1995, he wrote The Mayan Prophecies, which decoded the apocalyptic messages the ancient Maya race had hidden in their carvings. An immediate international bestseller, it was followed in 1997 by The Supergods, then the Sunday Times top ten bestseller The Tutankhamun Prophecies.
Headline (GB), 2000, 356 S.
13,20 Euro
Broschiert, w. 176 figs., 32 col. plates
ISBN: 978-0-7472-6050-9
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