Twilight of the gods : the Mayan calendar and the return of the extraterrestrials Erich von Däniken ; foreword by Giorgio Tsoukalos ; translated by Nicholas Quaintmere.
A base camp for the gods -- Hitler and Hörbiger -- Giants roam the Earth -- Hard facts -- The origin of the Moon? -- The universe : a living organism? -- The discovery of Tiwanaku -- A stony problem -- Feeble excuses -- Posnansky, a fanatic? -- Climate change? Nothing new -- An Ice Age calendar -- A colossal discovery -- Irrefutable evidence -- Without tools or plans? -- The courage to be logical -- New answers -- Nothing new under the Sun -- Memories of the future -- Monsters from the past -- Apis and other chimeras -- Religion versus chopped up bones -- Scientific? Scientific! -- Pyramid texts -- Divine intervention -- Here and there -- Extraterrestrial technology -- Language and Popul Vuh -- The return of the gods -- Brutal conquerors -- The night of sorrows -- The sign of the cross -- Mayan writings -- The Dresden Codex -- Where does the knowledge come from? -- Native American traditions -- The Maya calendar wheels -- The return of Bolon Yokte -- Miscalculation? -- The Mahdi of the Muslims -- All the gods are coming back! Older than Buddha -- The same numbers, but where did they come from? -- Noah, a child of the ETs -- Gesar came from the heavens too -- They're coming back -- The legacies -- The eternal intelligence -- The Fermi paradox -- SETI -- There are answers -- Warp drives? -- Colonies in space -- Panspermia explains it all! -- Building blocks from "out there" -- The Church and ETs -- Required forms -- Omnipresent memes -- The electron was always there -- Space travel, to be on the safe side -- Judgment Day -- Knowledge for the hens! Includes bibliographical references and index.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.