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Frank Joseph on Atlantis and Ancient High Tech


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Episode: Frank Joseph on Atlantis and Ancient High Tech
Pub date: 2020-11-06

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We take a detailed look into ancient advanced tech, science, and medicine – covering dynastic China, Mesoamerica, pharaonic Egypt, Greco-Roman culture, and more. Some of these technologies have yet to be reproduced today. This exploration includes how the ancients dealt with virus and pandemics; and whether enhanced science was achieved through insights or the interaction with higher beings. We’ll also involve the legend of Atlantis and its eternal, technological lessons.

Astral Guest – Frank Joseph, author of  Ancient High Tech: The Astonishing Scientific Achievements of Early Civilizations.

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