Hidden Worlds
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Hidden Worlds: Fresh Clues to the Past is an archeology book written in 1974 by M. Van Der Veer and P. Moerman two painters who claimed that prior to all known civilizations that another older ancient civilization existed but has not been identified because it was destroyed by a massive catastrophe.[1] The authors in the book rejected the theories of Von Daniken but accepted the existence of Atlantis, they also claimed Americas was discovered before Columbus. Neither of the authors had any scientific credentials and the book has been reviewed as a piece of pseudoarchaeology.[2]
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- ^ M.J.H.T.Van Der Veer, P. Moerman, Hidden Worlds: Fresh Clues to the Past, 1975 edition ISBN 0552100412
- ^ Review in the New Scientist Jul 4, 1974
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