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The Mystery of the Crystal Skulls: A Real Life Detective Story of the Ancient World

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Amazing. This book absorbede!

The knowledge(?) provided through this book is of great potential importantce to everyone - worldwide.

The style is easy and engrossing, and the author's take on a multi-angled view in their research. Looking at the science, archeology, and mythological evidence (as well as the many eye witnesses to the skulls mysterious powers) the book points towards invaluable insights, from the origins and forgotten histories of humankind, to the possiblilies and purposes of our future destiny.

After reading this book, my whole perception of the world shifted sideways - twenty foot that way! (he says pointing in both directions).

A real must read for anyone interested in the ancient mysterious, ancient wisdom and/or spiritual knowledge.

Take a look and decide for yourself.

NB. If you like/liked this book, take a look at 'The Scole Experiment' - I think you'll like that too.

Are you interested in finding more on one of those mysterious findings emerging from the past? But this time you'd like to be taken for an intelligent person, not a gullible E.T. or high-tech Atlantis freak.

When I first opened the book I armed myself with a thick mental shield, as I was expecting to read about highly technological ancient civilizations or worse, extra-terrestrial descents onto the earth.

It's nothing like that.

The book lives up to its title, as it is a rational research presented in a detective fashion. So you'll be retracing the authors' path as they discover bits and pieces and fly back and forth between US and Europe and visit places and people. And you'll read about native South, Central and North American prophecies. And I think you'll get goose bumps as I did. Have a good reading.

This is one of the best books on the subject I have seen yet. Being a self-styled expert on the Crystal Skulls, and author of my own fiction work on the skull called "The Crystal Skull Files," I find this book an invaluable resource not only for people wishing to know more about these mysterious objects, but about the future of mankind.I found the most fascinating aspect of this book the positive outlook it has of mankind: That people are basically loving beings.I hope that is true!Myke FeinmanPublisherInk and Feather ComicsStreator, IL

What an insight to the ancient world of the Mayan civilisation. I found the book fascinating. The reader will find himself constantly asking questions and will keep on reading presuming they will be answered but unfortunately not all are.! A thought provoking book - it would inspire all those would-be archaeologists!

There are alot of books out there on crystal skulls and alot of them are full of really far out ungrounded fantasy. This book is brand new and the authors went on a world wide search and research venture to update information on all the known crystal skulls, as well as many that are not well known. The most valuable information here to me is that nearly all indigenous cultures have legends of the crystal skulls and their legends are allnearly identical. This book is well worth reading if you've always wondered about the famous Mitchel Hedges skull which has never been proved a fake.....check it out!

I have read this book several times and will definately read it again. Each time I start it with the same level of intrigue and excitement and when I begrudgingly turn the last page I come away with a sense that I 'get' something about life that I failed to see before.

Morton and Thomas take you on an epic journey of the past, present and, most importantly to this book, the future. The book reveals many aspects of the lives and prophecies of those from the ancient world in the authors quest to make some sense of the mysteries behind the skulls - concentrating on the indigenous Central Americans, but including everything from Atlantis to Egypt.

This is a book with something for everyone - history, philosophy, religion, and environment - but with all the trappings of a gripping suspense novel.

Although nothing definite is proved it achieves its aim to fascinate and leaves you wanting more. To revoke the authors for not reaching anything totally conclusive is to undermine their aim and miss the point of this book.

The story is urging us to look at the way we treat our planet and each other and captivates the imagination leaving you ultimately inspired. Read it !

I bought this book at the archeological museum at Uxmal in Mexico and couldn't put it down. Part mystery, part history, part metaphysics, and part science, it's a fascinating read.

This is one of the best books on the subject I have seen yet. Being a self-styled expert on the Crystal Skulls, and author of my own fiction work on the skull called "The Crystal Skull Files," I find this book an invaluable resource not only for people wishing to know more about these mysterious objects, but about the future of mankind.I found the most fascinating aspect of this book the positive outlook it has of mankind: That people are basically loving beings.I hope that is true!Myke FeinmanPublisherInk and Feather ComicsStreator, IL

tell a old thing,but with a good stor

definatly an interesting book. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. I recommend this to anyone interested in the subject matter of the crystal skulls.