Graham Hancock

First of all, just very recently, and it can be found on my YouTube channel and it's signaled on my website, I have made a video, runs about an hour, which looks at a series of statements that Flint made during the debate, which I was not prepared to answer. And it turns out that some of those statements are not correct. The notion, for example, that there were three million shipwrecks,

First of all, just very recently, and it can be found on my YouTube channel and it's signaled on my website, I have made a video, runs about an hour, which looks at a series of statements that Flint made during the debate, which I was not prepared to answer. And it turns out that some of those statements are not correct. The notion, for example, that there were three million shipwrecks,

First of all, just very recently, and it can be found on my YouTube channel and it's signaled on my website, I have made a video, runs about an hour, which looks at a series of statements that Flint made during the debate, which I was not prepared to answer. And it turns out that some of those statements are not correct. The notion, for example, that there were three million shipwrecks,

uh that have been mapped flint actually uses the word mapped three million shipwrecks that have been mapped at one point in the debate and i've i've put that clip into the video that i brought out that is not a fact that is an estimate a unesco estimate um and and actually in the small print on one of the slides that he has on the screen you can see the word estimate but he never

uh that have been mapped flint actually uses the word mapped three million shipwrecks that have been mapped at one point in the debate and i've i've put that clip into the video that i brought out that is not a fact that is an estimate a unesco estimate um and and actually in the small print on one of the slides that he has on the screen you can see the word estimate but he never

uh that have been mapped flint actually uses the word mapped three million shipwrecks that have been mapped at one point in the debate and i've i've put that clip into the video that i brought out that is not a fact that is an estimate a unesco estimate um and and actually in the small print on one of the slides that he has on the screen you can see the word estimate but he never

expresses that word out loud, so those who are listening to the podcast rather than watching it wouldn't even have a chance to see that. And I, sitting there in the studio, didn't see that word estimate either. And I didn't know that. I thought, my God, Flint has a point here.

expresses that word out loud, so those who are listening to the podcast rather than watching it wouldn't even have a chance to see that. And I, sitting there in the studio, didn't see that word estimate either. And I didn't know that. I thought, my God, Flint has a point here.

expresses that word out loud, so those who are listening to the podcast rather than watching it wouldn't even have a chance to see that. And I, sitting there in the studio, didn't see that word estimate either. And I didn't know that. I thought, my God, Flint has a point here.

If there have been three million shipwrecks found and mapped, if that's the case, the absence of any shipwreck from a lost civilization of the Ice Age is a problem. But then I discovered that it isn't 3 million shipwrecks that have been mapped. It's much, much less than that. And maybe it's 250,000, still a large number, but most of them from the last thousand years.

If there have been three million shipwrecks found and mapped, if that's the case, the absence of any shipwreck from a lost civilization of the Ice Age is a problem. But then I discovered that it isn't 3 million shipwrecks that have been mapped. It's much, much less than that. And maybe it's 250,000, still a large number, but most of them from the last thousand years.

If there have been three million shipwrecks found and mapped, if that's the case, the absence of any shipwreck from a lost civilization of the Ice Age is a problem. But then I discovered that it isn't 3 million shipwrecks that have been mapped. It's much, much less than that. And maybe it's 250,000, still a large number, but most of them from the last thousand years.

And unfortunately, what Flint didn't go into, and perhaps he should have shared with the audience, and again, I go into this in the video, is that there is... indisputable evidence that human beings were seafarers as much as 50 or 60,000 years ago.

And unfortunately, what Flint didn't go into, and perhaps he should have shared with the audience, and again, I go into this in the video, is that there is... indisputable evidence that human beings were seafarers as much as 50 or 60,000 years ago.

And unfortunately, what Flint didn't go into, and perhaps he should have shared with the audience, and again, I go into this in the video, is that there is... indisputable evidence that human beings were seafarers as much as 50 or 60,000 years ago.

The peopling of Australia involved a relatively short 90 kilometers, 100 kilometer ocean voyage but nevertheless it was an ocean voyage and it must have involved a large enough people, a large enough number of people to create a permanent population that wouldn't go extinct. The settlement of Cyprus is the same thing. It was always an island even during the Ice Age.

The peopling of Australia involved a relatively short 90 kilometers, 100 kilometer ocean voyage but nevertheless it was an ocean voyage and it must have involved a large enough people, a large enough number of people to create a permanent population that wouldn't go extinct. The settlement of Cyprus is the same thing. It was always an island even during the Ice Age.

The peopling of Australia involved a relatively short 90 kilometers, 100 kilometer ocean voyage but nevertheless it was an ocean voyage and it must have involved a large enough people, a large enough number of people to create a permanent population that wouldn't go extinct. The settlement of Cyprus is the same thing. It was always an island even during the Ice Age.

And no ships have survived that speak to the settlement of Australia and no ships have survived that speak to the settlement of Cyprus either. But that doesn't mean that that thing didn't happen.

And no ships have survived that speak to the settlement of Australia and no ships have survived that speak to the settlement of Cyprus either. But that doesn't mean that that thing didn't happen.