The Lost Continent of Pan: The Oceanic Civilization at the Origin of World Culture Paperback – December 17, 2016

The research in this book is worth of a Nobel Prize. Jam packed with extremely well organized and fascinating details. This is good enough for any professor as a reference book and can be good for any newcomer layperson interested in the subject. The breakthroughs from this piece of work are useful to many other researchers for their connections to history such as Ralph Ellis.Absolutely marvelous.

Outstanding Research and great insight.

I liked this book because there were interesting details in it. However, the author's obsession with a channeled text called OASPHE (which she references repeatedly throughout the book) made it less reliable. I did actually decide to fact check some of the claims made by the author and found that they were not credible. The "white Indians" in South America were not/are not truly white people, but instead are albinos. This is clear if you look at the pictures available on the Internet in a simple Google search. However, I could find some things to substantiate other claims, such as DNA evidence of European haplogroups in the current Native American population as well as in ancient burial sites. Some of the claims made about the Pacific islanders seemed plausible. Anyway, it was still an interesting book but just not completely believable.

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i love this book she is a great writer this is the best book i ever bought

It is amazing and really very interesting. I love it. Cyn Montgomery

Thoroughly fascinating and impossible to put down-- I read it in a couple of hours and was left wanting more. The author is among my favorites and her knack for thorough, tireless research did not disappoint. The only thing I question is the channeled info... I'm not entirely sure what to make of it... All in all I highly recommend this book!!

very interesting though i dont agree with everything in the book it is worth ready new information i didnt know and it broadens ones horizons ...good