An Inconvenient Theory: Of Ice Ages and Lost Civilizations
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An Inconvenient Theory: Of Ice Ages and Lost Civilizations

by Mark J. Carlotto

History Science Nonfiction
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An Inconvenient Theory: Of Ice Ages and Lost Civilizations considers an unconventional view of the distant past. Bringing together the subjects of ice ages and lost civilizations, the book explores questions at the intersection of Earth’s changing climate, human history, and the mysteries surrounding civilizations that have disappeared.

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An Inconvenient Theory: Of Ice Ages and Lost Civilizations examines ideas related to ice ages and the possibility of civilizations lost to history.

The book presents an unconventional theory centered on the relationship between major changes in Earth’s climate and humanity’s distant past.

Its subject brings together themes from history, science, archaeology, and the study of ancient civilizations.

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