The Message of the Sphinx, (Paperback)

from jasmyn9

This is the second book on Egypt that I have read by Robert Bauval. I would recommend reading the first, The Orion Mystery, before starting this as it occassionally references back to topics written there, and I found it very helpful to have the background on the pyramids discussed in The Orion M...

from adeeba_zamaan

First, an explanation of my bias. I loved Zahi Hawass from his first appearances on Nat Geo, because he's so charismatic and he reminded me of my father. Like him, I hated von Daniken and those Ancient Aliens guys, in my case because they have so deficient a sense of the relation between claim an...

from tuckerresearch

Not quite as good as Sign or Fingerprints, but interesting nevertheless. Hancock begins to get kooky with this book, culminating in the rancid Mars Mystery. He is rich though.

from bastet

Probably one of the most believable and brain-altering books you can read about Egypt. Hancock and Bauval will no longer let the old paradigm of Egypt take over this new generation of Egyptologists. Even if you don't agree with it, it's fascinating reading. Not a UFO in sight.

from tuckerresearch

Not quite as good as Sign or Fingerprints, but interesting nevertheless. Hancock begins to get kooky with this book, culminating in the rancid Mars Mystery. He is rich though.