Fingerprints of the Gods by Graham Hancock

"Graham Hancock is mentioned in the context of 'finding these new civilizations and finding these new evidence that human beings have existed on this continent far longer'. This is his most famous work on the topic."

"Graham Hancock explicitly mentions his book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' and the year it was published, discussing how it was initially ridiculed but later gained relevance."

"Graham Hancock is mentioned in the context of discussing 'Terra praa' soil and ancient civilizations in the Amazon, which aligns directly with the themes of his most famous work, 'Fingerprints of the Gods.'"

"The speaker, Graham Hancock, explicitly names this book as his 'next book' after 'The Sign and the Seal' and highlights its commercial success and the controversy it generated. This directly identifies it as a purchasable product."

"The speaker references Graham Hancock's ideas about ancient advanced civilizations and a 'reset button' for humanity, connecting it to theories about cyclical cataclysms and the potential for technological and spiritual advancement, and the cyclical nature of history."

"Graham Hancock is mentioned as a key figure who influenced the guest's interest in the topic. 'Magicians of the Gods' is a direct continuation and update of his core theories."

"Graham Hancock is mentioned as a key figure who influenced the guest's interest in the topic, specifically his 'first appearance on your podcast.' This links him to his core theories. 'Fingerprints of the Gods' is his most famous and foundational work."

"Graham Hancock is frequently mentioned throughout the conversation as a proponent of alternative historical theories, particularly regarding ancient civilizations and cataclysms, which are central to "Fingerprints of the Gods.""

"The speaker mentions "Graham Hancock" in the context of the Younger Dryas impact theory and lost ancient civilizations, which is a central theme in his popular works."

"The book is being discussed in relation to its theories about the Olmec civilization, and a listener interested in alternative history or archaeology might want to purchase it to learn more about Graham Hancock's views."

"The book "Fingerprints of the Gods" by Graham Hancock is mentioned as an early inspiration, suggesting it's of interest to those curious about ancient mysteries."

"The book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' is mentioned by the speaker as something he enjoyed in the past, implying a listener might be interested in reading it too."