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Ancient Apocalypse

Ancient Apocalypse

6.8First aired 2022-11-11Last aired 2024-10-16Status: Ended
Documentary
Seasons
2
Episodes
14
Networks
Netflix

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Journalist and writer Graham Hancock travels the globe hunting for evidence of mysterious, lost civilizations dating back to the last Ice Age. He attempts to prove that a climatic event 12,000 years ago wiped out an entire civilization far more sophisticated than the simple hunter-gatherers some archaeologists believe lived at that time.

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M

mesteru

November 16, 2022

6/10

Well, if the Cosmos series is clearly made with the intention to teach and educate, Ancient Apocalypse is meant to sensationalize and somehow shock you. Literally EVERY sentence in the series is accompanied by some cheap, dramatizing and sensationalizing sound effect. A stab, a hit, a deep bass rumbling for effect, it gets highly annoying. And it's a shame because the chosen subjects are truly amazing and have enough consistency to carry their own weight through the series. I "met" Graham Hanc…

GenerationofSwine

GenerationofSwine

January 10, 2023

10/10

Well.... When Hancock is on the Rogan Experience it gets pretty out there. And I don't know how much I want to take him seriously.... .... but then... Göbekli Tepe rewrote a lot didn't it? That pushed the date back. Something was there before it should be there and it was organized and it was big. And some of what he said in Fingerprints of the Gods sort of holds water. I mean, geologists and archeologists, geologists and historians clash a lot, and one is trying to keep with a timeline…