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Any comments on "Forbidden Archeology," by Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson? It's been awhile since I read it, but what I find so intriguing about it (and about "alternative history" in general, is that it challenges preconceived notions, paradigms, currently prevalent in the sciences. Scientists have preconceived notions about what's true and what isn't, and whatever they discover has to fit into that paradigm; no other explanation is valid. I like Velikovsky for the same reason: he challenges the status quo.