Uriel's Machine by C. Knight/R. Lomas

Uriel’s Machine by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas takes readers on a provocative journey into humanity’s forgotten past, blending archaeology, astronomy, and ancient myth.
 
The authors argue that early civilizations possessed advanced scientific knowledge, preserved through myth, ritual, and sacred texts. They explore connections between the Book of Enoch, megalithic structures, and ancient astronomy, suggesting that prehistoric peoples developed a sophisticated “machine” for measuring time, predicting cataclysms, and preserving knowledge across generations.
 
Well-researched yet controversial, Uriel’s Machine challenges conventional history and invites readers to reconsider humanity’s ancient scientific and spiritual heritage.
 
📌 Perfect For
Readers fascinated by ancient civilizations and hidden knowledge
Fans of Graham Hancock and alternative history writers
Students of myth, astronomy, and esoteric traditions
Collectors of controversial, thought-provoking nonfiction
💡 Why You’ll Love It
Challenges mainstream views of history and science
Connects myth, religion, and ancient monuments with astronomy
Perfect for fans of speculative history like Fingerprints of the Gods
A collectible work of alternative archaeology
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