Six-part docuseries, Ancient Apocalypse premiered yesterday, November 11 on Netflix, with 72-year-old maverick journalist, Graham Hancock taking viewers through his research all around the globe. That ...

But that’s not necessarily the case. Ancient Apocalypse, a documentary hosted by the writer and repeat guest on Joe Rogan’s podcast Graham Hancock, centres on Hancock’s own spuriously substantiated ...

In Ancient Apocalypse, journalist Graham Hancock takes his three decades of research on early human civilizations that may have existed before the time period historians and archaeologists upon and ...

Since the controversial documentary series "Ancient Apocalypse" dropped on Netflix last November, academics and journalists around the world have been incensed at its false claims and misinformation.

The Ancient Apocalypse Season 2 Netflix streaming release date is around the corner, and viewers are wondering when they can start streaming the documentary. The series explores diverse locations ...

Claims linking Malta’s prehistoric temples to the star Sirius have been used to argue for lost advanced knowledge in deep ...

'Netflix labels Ancient Apocalypse a docuseries. IMDB calls it a documentary. It’s neither. It’s an eight-part conspiracy theory.' The survivors of this advanced civilization, according to Hancock, ...

Search algorithms reward archaeologists for providing context, critique, contrary evidence, and good-faith pushback on "Ancient Apocalypse" Netflix show. The opinions expressed within this story are ...

A show with a truly preposterous theory is one of the streaming giant’s biggest hits – and it seems to exist solely for conspiracy theorists. Why has this been allowed? At the time of writing, Ancient ...

Netflix’s enormously popular new show, Ancient Apocalypse, is an all out attack on archaeologists. As an archaeologist committed to public engagement who strongly believes in the relevance of studying ...