Adam's Calendar: Discovering the oldest man-made structure on Earth - 75,000 old

I read and finished this book in one evening.I loved the photographs.. and the open-air-soaring feelingI got when looking at the photos of the scenery fromthe mountain. Or, trying to imagine how different thescenery might have looked 75,000 years ago.I have a theory about the reason for this flat-topped rock,which you'll read about in this book. I wonder if thereason for the flattening out is so that one wouldhave gotten a smack-dab level viewing of Orion'sBelt front and center? A perfect alignment.I suspect this calendar is named after Adam, becausethe name itself refers to the first astronomical view-finderof the night sky. (although I suspect there may beother calendars waiting to be discovered).I also enjoyed this book because..here was a normalguy, Johan Heine, who because of his 'obsession' with a bunchof stones, was able to bring forth this discovery, for the restof us to discover via this book.

I liked the photographs. There was some new information. I didn't like the speculative tone of the narration and the speculative nature of the theory.

This is a MUST have book. Easy to read tons of information.

So glad I bought this book. You have to keep an open mind, and understand that some of this history is biblical in documentation.But it answers a few questions I have had, that humans were not the first inhabitants of post-dinosaur earth. In fact, someone else not only lived on earth before "us" but with "us" for quite a few years. Who were they?

A must read

This book changes everything we thought we knew about the history of the planet. The authors are the Sherlock Holmes of archaeology.

A very good reference book. I hope the author writes a follow up, if more information can be found on exactly the who, where, when and why can be answered.

Interesting but poorly written and poorly edited.

It is a very interesting read but the theory behind the dating of the structures seems a bit questionable. There needs to be a more scientific investigation, which the authors do call for.

Good

Wonderful info and photography

Very helpful.

awesome

I like the format of the book, full of very nice pictures and not to much text... I like it!!

Read this book in 2 hours, it has very little to offer really. Seem like it was published in a rush so as to get some cash together to fund the next book or next lot of reasearch. I know that's how things are done these days but maybe best to save your money and buy book 2 instead?

Ein Kollege hat mich hiervon aufmerksam gemacht. Sehr schöne Bilder Das Buch ist wie neu siehe auch African TemplesIch bin sehr zufieden