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| 1731.1 | | NAC::MANY | | Tue Sep 08 1992 21:13 | 8 |
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The book Morning of the magicians is still in print.
The Authors are Pauwels/Bergier. I'm sure you can order it through
any New Age shope. If you'd like I can send you mail with the
address of where I found it.
Ann
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| 1731.2 | | ELMAGO::AHACHE | So many books, so little time | Wed Sep 09 1992 11:12 | 3 |
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What's the book about? I like the title..
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| 1731.4 | Perhaps download it. | PLAYER::VERHEYEN | | Fri Sep 11 1992 04:04 | 1 |
| Bah, just about a magician washing and shaving ...
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| 1731.5 | | HOCUS::FERGUSON | Bright the day, sleepy one | Fri Sep 11 1992 18:29 | 9 |
| If my memory is working (it's been a good 20 years since I read the
book), it's a book presenting the theory that extraterrestrials created
or helped build Stonehenge, the pyramids, Easter Island statues, etc.
I believe it was one of the first books to put forth this theory, along
with "proof" (photographs of what could be landing strips for
spaceships, weights of stones used in pyramids versus technology
available for lifting).
Ginny
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| 1731.6 | | VERGA::STANLEY | what a long strange trip it's been | Sat Sep 12 1992 11:56 | 3 |
| Really?
Gee... it sounds interesting... I'll have to read it.
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| 1731.7 | | DCOPST::BRIANH::NAYLOR | Knowledge is naught without wisdom | Mon Sep 14 1992 12:48 | 3 |
| Re .5
Nah, that was "Chariots of the Gods" by Erich von Daniken, pub 1969
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| 1731.8 | the book | TNPUBS::PAINTER | worlds beyond this | Mon Sep 14 1992 19:12 | 9 |
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Wouldn't you know...
I saw it on the bookshelf at Toadstools on 101A in Milford, NH the
other night, but didn't have time to flip through it.
Anyway, it's in print and available there, if you live nearby.
Cindy
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| 1731.9 | maybe | POCUS::FERGUSON | | Wed Sep 16 1992 18:14 | 11 |
| re 7
I don't recall ever reading Chariot of the Gods, although I did see
part of a documentary of the same name. But, as I said, it's been a
long time. I'll check with my brother; he still has both books, I
believe.
Ginny
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| 1731.10 | | RUSURE::MELVIN | Ten Zero, Eleven Zero Zero by Zero 2 | Thu Sep 17 1992 22:01 | 8 |
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> I saw it on the bookshelf at Toadstools on 101A in Milford, NH the
> other night, but didn't have time to flip through it.
There was a copy in the New Age section in Barnes and Noble, Nashua NH USA
two nights ago.
-Joe
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| 1731.11 | I'll check ... | SHIRE::MIZRAHI | | Mon Sep 28 1992 11:26 | 8 |
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Although I haven't written much in this conference, I have been an
"heavy" reader for at least the past two years and find this conference
absolutely outstanding...
I have the book at home and I'll check for you what it is all about.
Regards from Switzerland
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| 1731.12 | | RUSURE::MELVIN | Ten Zero, Eleven Zero Zero by Zero 2 | Mon Sep 28 1992 14:20 | 14 |
| > If my memory is working (it's been a good 20 years since I read the
> book), it's a book presenting the theory that extraterrestrials created
> or helped build Stonehenge, the pyramids, Easter Island statues, etc.
> I believe it was one of the first books to put forth this theory, along
> with "proof" (photographs of what could be landing strips for
> spaceships, weights of stones used in pyramids versus technology
> available for lifting).
The book appears to have been written in the early 60s. I just got the book,
read it, did not see any pictures as 'proof', and am willing to sell the
book to anyone who wants it AND can get to ZKO (spitbrook). Price negotiable;
I will say it is not worth even half of what the bookstores are selling it for.
-Joe
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