Uriel's Machine: the Prehistoric Technology That Survived the Flood
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Uriel's Machine: the Prehistoric Technology That Survived the Flood

by Christopher Knight, Robert Lomas

History Science
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In Uriel's Machine, Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas investigate the survival of prehistoric technology amid the flood. Drawing from ancient sources, they argue for advanced early human achievements that shaped history. This thought-provoking work challenges conventional views on antiquity and catastrophe.

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Uriel's Machine examines the possibility of sophisticated technology existing in prehistoric times, suggesting it survived catastrophic events like the flood.

Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas present evidence from ancient texts and archaeological findings to support their hypothesis on early human ingenuity.

The book connects biblical narratives with scientific inquiry, proposing that lost knowledge influenced later civilizations.

Readers are invited to reconsider the capabilities of our ancestors through a blend of history and speculative analysis.

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