Ричард Томпсон, - Неизвестная история человечества

• Название: Неизвестная история человечества
• Автор: Ричард Томпсон
• Жанр: История

В «Неизвестной истории человечества» Майкл Кремо и Ри­чард Томпсон приводят поразительные данные, о которых научная общественность была когда‑то осведомлена. Долгое время эти сведе­ния были вне поля зрения ученых благодаря так называемой «филь­трации знаний». Суть сводится к тому, что современный человек су­ществовал на Земле на протяжении многих миллионов лет.

Чтобы извлечь эти данные на свет божий, авторам пришлось выполнить колоссальный объем исследовательской и аналитической работы, результаты которой столь впечатляющи, изложены столь подробно, что уже поэтому достойны самого пристального внимания. Настоящая работа предназначается широкому кругу читателей. Мы также надеемся, что она привлечет внимание и непредубежденных специалистов.

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