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A journey through the hermetic knowledge of ancient times, from the origin of our species to the first city-state, the megalith builders, the Egyptian pyramids, the pre-Columbian astronomical observatories, or the cave sanctuaries in the Algerian Sahara to the obvious traces left by vanished civilizations. The caves of Altamira, the Valley of the Giants, Stonehenge, Machu Picchu, Piri Reis, the ruins of the Sumerian city of Ur, the Nazca lines, Angkor... These are some of the places this work will show us, they are the most unusual archaeological sites on the planet. Rodríguez Martínez Tomé…mehr

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A journey through the hermetic knowledge of ancient times, from the origin of our species to the first city-state, the megalith builders, the Egyptian pyramids, the pre-Columbian astronomical observatories, or the cave sanctuaries in the Algerian Sahara to the obvious traces left by vanished civilizations. The caves of Altamira, the Valley of the Giants, Stonehenge, Machu Picchu, Piri Reis, the ruins of the Sumerian city of Ur, the Nazca lines, Angkor... These are some of the places this work will show us, they are the most unusual archaeological sites on the planet. Rodríguez Martínez Tomé bases his work on paleontological, anthropological and even geneticist's studies to present a true picture of the evolution of all life in general and of our species in particular. An astounding work that will allow us to understand the different factors that have caused the decline of civilizations.
Autorenporträt
Tomé Martínez Rodríguez is a writer, journalist and filmmaker with extensive experience in the field of documentary film. He works as journalist since 1993 and has published his work in several national and international publications. He has also contributed to radio and television programs. He has made several documentaries and worked on research and dissemination projects on Galicia and its culture. He has served as director, producer and screenwriter at TVE and Television Pública de Asturias. He is currently directing several popular science documentaries with the support and advice of the CSIC.