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Top This Ice Age Map Changed Joe Rogan’s Mind – Hancock Breaks It Down. This is a map of the known world from fifteen thirty one. Notice anything peculiar? It accurately depicts Antarctica when it wasn’t covered in ice, nearly three hundred years before Russian explorers first spotted it off the coast of South America. In fact, Antarctica shows up on many ancient maps, drawn with impossible precision. This conversation between Joe Rogan and Graham Hancock changes everything we thought we knew about ancient civilizations. How did map makers in the sixteenth century know about Antarctica? And what does it have to do with DNA traces of long lost civilizations in the Amazon? Who were the first people to reach the furthest corners of the Earth? And what happened to them? What if everything you knew about human history was just one chapter of a much longer story? Stay with us.
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