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David Hatcher Childress
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Lost Continents & The Hollow Earth
I Remember Lemuria and the Shaver Mystery
by David Hatcher Childress & Richard Shaver
Lost Continents & the Hollow Earth is Childress
thorough examination of the early hollow earth books of Richard Shaver and the fascination
that fringe fantasy subjects such as lost continents and the hollow earth have had for the
American public. Shavers rare 1948 book I Remember Lemuria is reprinted in its
entirety, and the book is packed with illustrations from Ray Palmers Amazing Stories
issues of the 1940s. Palmer and Shaver told of tunnels running through the
earthtunnels inhabited by the Deros and Teros, humanoids from an ancient spacefaring
race that had inhabited the earth, eventually going underground, hundreds of thousands of
years ago. Childress discusses the famous hollow earth books and delves deep into whatever
reality may be behind the stories of tunnels in the earth. Operation High Jump to
Antarctica in 1947 and Admiral Byrds bizarre statements, tunnel systems in South
America and Tibet, the underground world of Agartha, the belief of UFOs coming from the
South Pole, more.
412 pages. 6x9 Paperback. Illustrated. $16.95. order.htm 
Lost
Cities of North & Central America
by David
Hatcher Childress
insuranc@mounet.com (Jimmy S. Elkins) from VA , December 15, 1998
Interesting book, a little more detail would be nice.
This book did give the reader some very interesting facts and folk lore about
archaeological discoveries that could prove the existence of superior
"giant" races in the Americas. The only thing I did not like about the book (except for the grammatical
errors), was that the author would mention some dramatic event (such as the discovery of
giants' bones in a mound) and leave the reader hanging after a couple of paragraphs about
the find. This book could have easily been an entire set of volumes, should everything
have been explained in detail. Overall, it was a very interesting book leaving the reader
wanting to know more about certain discoveries and theories within the book
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Lost
Cities and Ancient Mysteries of South America
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