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TuneIn Our Unknown Ancient Past: The Unexplained Mysteries
My special guest tonight is author Alexandros Angelis, joining us to explore the secrets of a forgotten ancient civilization, mysterious cataclysms that reshaped human history, and the hidden truths encoded in ancient mythology. His provocative book—available now on Amazon—dives deep into the suppressed knowledge of the past that modern science still struggles to accept.
Did ancient cultures possess advanced knowledge thousands of years earlier than we thought? Were Troy, Knossos, and Mycenae merely the tip of the archaeological iceberg? Angelis presents compelling evidence that humanity once achieved a level of sophistication rivaling 18th-century Europe—before being nearly wiped out by catastrophic cosmic events.
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0:00 Start your free seven-day trial and unlock this episode plus hundreds more all ad-free when you become a Mysterian on Patreon. And part of it being famous is that it's next to Mykonos. And Mykonos is famous too. So, you know, joking aside, Delos was very important to the ancient Greeks. But there are other islands as well. You said these are in Greece, so you can actually just go to, I mean, anybody can visit these islands. Tell me about that. Yes, of course. Yes, they're open to the public. Most of those places and archaeological sites are open to the public. Okay, Delos in particular, I don't think how easy it is to get there because it's an uninhabited island. You would have to perhaps get some sort of permission to go on the island.
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