Return To The Stars: Evidence For The Impossible
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
What if the myths and monuments of ancient civilisations are not the products of primitive imagination, but rather the recorded memories of extraterrestrial visitors? Return to the Stars: Evidence for the Impossible picks up where its explosive predecessor left off, as Erich von Däniken marshals a new wave of archaeological discoveries, ancient texts, and cross-cultural legends to argue that humanity's earliest ancestors had direct contact with beings from beyond our world. With characteristic boldness, von Däniken presents rock art from the Sahara, cryptic passages from sacred scriptures, and anomalous artefacts from across the globe as pieces of a vast, suppressed puzzle that orthodox science has long refused to assemble. A landmark work in the ancient astronaut genre, this volume illustrates von Däniken's gift for weaving together archaeology, mythology, and speculative cosmology into a relentlessly provocative narrative. Translated into English by Michael Heron and published by Souvenir Press, the book carries the same incendiary spirit that made Chariots of the Gods? a worldwide phenomenon. Whether one reads it as a serious challenge to established prehistory or as a masterclass in alternative thinking, Return to the Stars leaves an unsettling question lingering long after the final page: what if we are not alone — and never were?
Author: Erich Von Däniken
Format: Hardback
Published: 1970, Souvenir Press
Genre: Archaeology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
What if the myths and monuments of ancient civilisations are not the products of primitive imagination, but rather the recorded memories of extraterrestrial visitors? Return to the Stars: Evidence for the Impossible picks up where its explosive predecessor left off, as Erich von Däniken marshals a new wave of archaeological discoveries, ancient texts, and cross-cultural legends to argue that humanity's earliest ancestors had direct contact with beings from beyond our world. With characteristic boldness, von Däniken presents rock art from the Sahara, cryptic passages from sacred scriptures, and anomalous artefacts from across the globe as pieces of a vast, suppressed puzzle that orthodox science has long refused to assemble. A landmark work in the ancient astronaut genre, this volume illustrates von Däniken's gift for weaving together archaeology, mythology, and speculative cosmology into a relentlessly provocative narrative. Translated into English by Michael Heron and published by Souvenir Press, the book carries the same incendiary spirit that made Chariots of the Gods? a worldwide phenomenon. Whether one reads it as a serious challenge to established prehistory or as a masterclass in alternative thinking, Return to the Stars leaves an unsettling question lingering long after the final page: what if we are not alone — and never were?