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    Memories of Ancient Futures

    By Steve Wilkinson

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    Can the greatest conspiracy theory of all time be something far more than what it was said to claim? Is the greatest treasure ever discovered by man, somehow linked to the same famous event? Drawn on the walls of an ancient cave. Written into the pages of an unpublished book. Buried within the culture of a forgotten tribe. Hides the secret to mankind's survival. Many predict the future is already written. But in order to move forward, they must first go back. Only a message placed into a stone bottle,cast into the dark ocean of time, can offer humanity one last hope.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 16, 2019
    ISBN9780244236519
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