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 Table of Contents
Title Page

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Praise

AUTHOR’S NOTE

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER ONE - LOST LANDS AND CATASTROPHES

INTRODUCTION

ATLANTIS—LOST AND FOUND?

SODOM AND GOMORRAH

POLESHIFT

THE RISE AND FALL OF MAYA CIVILIZATION

CHAPTER TWO - WATCHING THE SKIES

INTRODUCTION

MEGALITHIC ASTRONOMERS

THE ORION MYSTERY

THE DAY THE SUN STOOD STILL?

THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM

CHAPTER THREE - ARCHITECTURAL WONDERS

INTRODUCTION

STONEHENGE

HOW WERE THE PYRAMIDS BUILT?

THE RIDDLE OF THE SPHINX

TIAHUANACO

THE MYSTERY OF EASTER ISLAND

CHAPTER FOUR - EARTH PATTERNS

INTRODUCTION

THE GLASTONBURY SPIRAL

THE SOMERSET ZODIAC

LEY LINES

THE NAZCA LINES

CHAPTER FIVE - VOYAGERS AND DISCOVERIES

INTRODUCTION

THE FIRST AMERICANS

PHOENICIANS AROUND AFRICA

THE LOST ROMAN ARMY

THE VIKINGS IN AMERICA

THE WELSH INDIANS

CHAPTER SIX - LEGENDARY HISTORY

INTRODUCTION

THESEUS AND THE MINOTAUR

THE ELUSIVE AMAZONS

KING ARTHUR

ROBIN HOOD

DRACULA

CHAPTER SEVEN - HOAX?

INTRODUCTION

THE MAN FROM THE ICE

SCHLIEMANN’S TREASURE

THE FIRST DEAD SEA SCROLLS?

KING ARTHUR’S GRAVE

THE VINLAND MAP

CHAPTER EIGHT - ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE SUPERNATURAL

INTRODUCTION

THE CURSE OF TUTANKHAMUN

THE CASE OF OMM SETI

EDGAR CAYCE ON ATLANTIS

THE COMPANY OF AVALON

BIBLIOGRAPHY

SOURCES

PICTURE CREDITS

About the Author

Copyright Page
For Catherine ( James), Louise ( James), and Freya (Thorpe)
 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
It would have been impossible to write a book of this scope without help
from many friends and colleagues. To them we extend our warm thanks, as
well as to those experts we contacted who were kind enough to respond to
questions out of the blue:
Philip Attwood—medallist
Ruth Baker—linguist
Andrij Cholij—film buff
Dr. Victor Clube—astronomer
Dr. Garmon Harbottle—archaeological scientist
Bob Forrest—mathematician
Dr. Nikos Kokkinos—ancient historian/archaeologist
Brian Moore—librarian
Dr. Robert Morkot—Egyptologist
Dr. Bernard Ortiz de Montellano—anthropologist
Dr. Dino Politis—archaeologist
Bob Porter—engineer/archaeologist
Andrew Rosenbaum—journalist
Robert Temple—historian of science
Allison Thorpe—environmentalist
Dick Vigers—TV producer

Special thanks have to go to Peter Koenig for his painstaking work on the
new illustrations; Leslie Primo and Nikos Kokkinos for taking photographs
on research trips (England and the Aegean, respectively); Richard Dean for
his usual and amazingly generous help in troubleshooting computer
problems; Phil Marter and Geoff Couling for their timely production of two
maps; Dr. Birgitta Wallace for her kindness in providing a selection of
Viking illustrations; author Francis Hitching for permission to reproduce
some of Ken Smith’s drawings from the World Atlas of Mysteries (1978), as
well as for setting Peter off (as researcher) in the mysteries field all those
years ago; Rosemary Burnard for her drawing of Quetzalcoatl; Haydar
Aksakal and the Alpinists club of Manisa for their extraordinary hospitality
and help in Turkey, especially in getting Peter and Nikos to the throne of
Pelops; Julie Clements of the Ashmolean for her kind help in finding
photographs; Sue Hutchinson of the Griffith Institute for finding us
photographs even when the institute was officially shut; the authorities of
Glastonbury Abbey for allowing us to spend hours photographing it from
every possible angle; and the Goulds for giving us access to Chalice Hill, a
great vantage point for Glastonbury Tor.

At Ballantine we have to thank a succession of patient editors: Phebe

Kirkham, Andrea Schulz, but most of all Elizabeth Zack. Last, but by no
means least, thanks to our wonderful agent, Leslie Gardner, for looking
after us so well.

Peter James and Nick Thorpe

London and Chichester, March 1999
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 More praise for Ancient Mysteries
“COMPREHENSIVE . . . James and Thorpe view their subjects from a
middle ground. They are not wide-eyed believers in every theory that
comes to light, nor are they narrow-minded traditionalists. They seek to
present explanations that are scientifically plausible, but in the end it is up
to the reader to decide what he or she thinks.”

—Tampa Tribune & Times

“COMPELLING . . . Ancient Mysteries will give you endless enjoyment. . .

. A wide-ranging and richly detailed look at parts of our past that grab the
imagination . . . The layout of this book is excellent; you can read it front to
back or pick your way through its thoroughly cross-referenced pages, with
one subject serendipitously leading to another. Sort of a ‘Choose Your Own
Adventure’ book for adults.”

—BookPage

And acclaim for Ancient Inventions

“FASCINATING . . . AMAZING . . . This book should be read by everyone
interested in science or technology.”

—Nature

“ENGROSSING . . . REWARDING . . . IMPRESSIVE . . . It is impossible

not to be astonished.”

—New Scientist

“IT’S CHOCKABLOCK WITH CURIOUS LORE. . . . [James and Thorpe]

have amassed scores of persuasive testimonials of primeval ingenuity.”
—The Boston Globe

“THOROUGHLY RESEARCHED . . . It is doubtful that anyone could

examine [this book] without coming away enlightened in one of its broadly
ranging areas.”

—Library Journal
 AUTHOR’S NOTE
Rather than attempting perfect consistency in our spelling of non-European
names, we have used those forms which we feel will be most familiar to out
readers. While we have expressed serious doubts about the conventional
dates for the Egyptian New Kingdom (c. 1550–1070 B.C.) and the Late
Bronze Age in the Old World (see our book Centuries of Darkness, 1991),
we have kept to generally accepted chronology for this book.
 INTRODUCTION
After the publication of Ancient Inventions—which we’re pleased to say
was a great success—we were discussing another project when the idea was
suggested to us of writing a book on “Ancient Mysteries”—the unsolved
puzzles of lost civilizations and knowledge; the inexplicable monuments
and earthworks built by the ancients; the strange messages conveyed by the
world’s great legends; the riddles of early exploration; and even apparent
evidence of extraterrestrial and paranormal phenomena in ancient times.
There were scores of compelling subjects, yet our initial reaction to the idea
was mixed. The stores are already crammed with books on ancient
mysteries, even some with that very title, so why add to the agony?

On reflection, we decided that there was actually an urgent need for a

new book on the subject. Interest is burgeoning, but most books on ancient
mysteries are written by authors with little, if any, background in the fields
involved—which range from ancient history and archaeology to geology
and astronomy. Many of these titles, full of amazing claims about lost
civilizations, Atlanteans, extraterrestrial visitors, and the “secret wisdom”
of the ancients, are frankly very badly researched and can be completely
misleading. The authors do not treat the evidence critically, and deliberately
overmystify subjects in order to convince readers that they are being told
some awesome secret about the past.

On the other side of the coin are the ancient mysteries books written by
professional historians and archaeologists. Unfortunately, these are usually
sterile exercises in debunking, written with a closed rather than an inquiring
mind. Their authors easily fall into a lecturing mode, telling their readers
loudly and slowly that such and such is merely nonsense—a style
particularly common in America. Perhaps here the dividing lines between
conventional and unconventional views of the past have been drawn so
sharply because of the battle between evolutionists and “creation scientists”
over what should be taught in schools. Archaeologists have felt themselves
under attack, and have sometimes responded by trying to claim a monopoly
on the past. Those adopting this approach often belittle the interested but
“ignorant” layperson, arguing that discussion should be left to the
professionals. Theories developed by amateurs—or even academics from
different fields—are often rejected wholesale as “fringe” or “cult”
archaeology.

Professional archaeologists have also been concerned by the level of

belief in such cult archaeology topics among their own students. To assess
this, two surveys were carried out at Central Connecticut University in 1984
and 1994, with students asked their opinions on a variety of topics,
including religion, the paranormal and controversial fringe theories in
archaeology. The surveys showed that 27 percent accepted that Earth had
been visited by extraterrestrials, rising to 31 percent by 1994; the reality of
the curse of Tutankhamun was supported by 12 percent, doubling to 24
percent a decade later, and the existence of the lost continent of Atlantis
was accepted by 29 percent in both surveys. (These figures compare closely
to the answers provided by the general public.) Archaeologists have
agonized over the gullibility and “ignorance” that they perceive these
figures as showing. This is a rather arrogant attitude. For example,
believing that extraterrestrials have visited the world is hardly a sign of
ignorance! It all depends on how one reads the question. Astronomers are
increasingly finding evidence that the raw materials necessary for life—
such as water—are to be found in abundance elsewhere in the universe, and
with every discovery the statistical likelihood increases that other
technological civilizations exist—even some advanced enough to make the
long trip to our solar system. The real question is whether there is any
sound archaeological evidence for extraterrestrial visitations in the past. We
do not feel there is, but would not call anyone who believed in them
“ignorant”—nor, for that matter, people who have a belief in the efficacy of
curses, which is as much a cultural judgment as a scientific one.

Books debunking “cult archaeology” also strongly imply that there are no
ancient mysteries left, the professionals having sorted everything out nicely.
Pat, rather than realistic, answers are freely offered. Discussions of the
controversial Vinland Map, for example, are often limited to the bald
statement that examination of the map with a light microscope in 1974
showed conclusively that it is a fake. This blithely ignores other scientific
examinations carried out subsequently that do not agree with the original
findings, ruining the neat story of the honest professionals triumphing over
the rascally hoaxer. The real story of the Vinland Map is far more complex.
Similarly, the immediate response to the seemingly outrageous claim that
the Dogon tribe of Mali have inherited accurate knowledge of the
movements of the stars in the Sirius system, brought thousands of years ago
by space-traveling amphibians, was that the Dogon must have picked up
such knowledge from western missionaries. The possibility that such
supposedly “primitive” groups could have actually taken a detailed interest
in the heavens was barely discussed, although there are indeed other
nonwestern observers who appear to have made remarkable discoveries
without the aid of telescopes. Again, the Dogon question is far more
complicated than the skeptics understand, part of the problem lying with the
research methods of the anthropologist who reported the Dogon beliefs
about Sirius.

It is actually completely unreasonable to claim that archaeologists and

historians are agreed on the solutions to most ancient mysteries. Nothing
could be farther from the truth. The drive behind the ancient desire to sculpt
and pattern the landscape—producing wonders like the Nazca lines—still
eludes the understanding of archaeologists. Even major events such as the
dramatic collapse of the Maya civilization of Central America remain
completely unexplained despite a century of investigation. As different
explanatory trends come and go, solutions ranging from natural catastrophe
to warfare have been offered—with no sign of a consensus emerging. The
recent breakthrough in deciphering the Maya language has laid to rest many
long-established misconceptions about Maya society, but we are still no
nearer to agreeing on the cause of its sudden fall.

On the historical side, the very existence, for example, of King Arthur,
famed in British legend, is still hotly disputed, with opinions ranging from
the simple assumption that he must have existed to the equally unfounded
assertion that he could not have. Exactly the same is true of almost all
legendary or semi-legendary people, events and even places, from the
Trojan War to the biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. Disputes rage
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