Antik Yunan'da Dünya Dışı Varlıkların İzi Tanrıların Yolculuğu

Erich von Däniken derives his indisputable power from his ability to combine imagination and science without losing connection with the real world.

"Fairy tales begin with, 'Once upon a time,' but I will begin with 'Let's just assume' and continue with 'Aliens once visited the Earth.' They were the gods of the past."

Erich von Däniken's legendary book Chariots of the Gods changed the way generations viewed mythology, history, and the possibility of extraterrestrials coming to visit our world. The author now focuses on the history of Greece and challenges our belief about how civilization came to be. And he asks questions that will make you forget everything you know.

If today's archaeological research and the writings of Plato and Aristotle are accepted as evidence, were the Greek myths real? Were the Greek gods extraterrestrials who visited Earth thousands of years ago? Many of you may find what von Däniken writes surprising. However, in The Journey of the Gods you will find such clear and compelling evidence that your perspective on the past will change.

The Journey of the Gods confronts the reader with shocking theses about the settlements and legends in Ancient Greece, the conflicts between "foreign" gods and people, the real history of Centaurs, Cyclops and other mythological creatures, the legend of Atlantis and Piri Reis's map.

"Humanity is on the verge of an important discovery. Now, the most rational question we need to ask with a scientific way of thinking is this: What path should we follow to find the thousand-year-old time capsule of the gods? We are in the third millennium. The ancient gods have long been gone. But their legacy still exists. Now we are looking for those precious messages." Isn't it time for us to start?"
-Erich von Däniken-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 254

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Artemis Publications

Editor-in-Chief: Ilgin Sönmez

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 254

Language Turkish