In his narration, the author answers many questions regarding the origin of humanity. While the arguments are solid, Sitchin is clear that he is only taking ancient myths and doing his best to interpret them literally. However, the author tells these stories in a different light. In this book, the tales of creation include the Deluge and the Tower of Babel are treated as facts and not myths.

This book is a product of over thirty year’s research. The man was created to be a slave to these creatures. The extraterrestrials interest on the earth is because of the presence of gold that they need on their planet. This evidence points out that astronauts from the planet of Nibiru came to fashion mankind to be like them. This book contains the indisputable documentary evidence of a mysterious planet named Nibiru. The book is centered on the startling evidence that advanced extraterrestrials inhabited the world. The 12th Planet is the first book in the Earth Chronicles series. Most of Sitchin’s work has been translated into different languages and even converted into braille. While Sitchin majored in economic history in school, he worked as an editor and journalist in Israel for years before he started writing. Thanks to these skills, Sitchin has been instrumental in translating most of the stone tablets collected in various historical sites. Born and raised in Palestine, Sitchin acquired skills in reading ancient Hebrew, among other sematic languages from an early age. This series tries to answer the basic questions humankind has been unable to answer for generations. Reading works such as this and Hancock’s help in opening ones eyes to the real world around us.Zecharia Sitchin is a non-fiction author best known for the Earth Chronicle series. There is so much evidence out there for those willing to look beyond the government based narratives that there is far far more going on and has gone on than we have been led to believe. It is clear, in general, that what we’ve been told about our past, our civilisations, and place in this world, is largely a lie. Moreover, Hancock’s work concentrates on the near ancient, not far ancient civilisations. In contrast, Sitchin’s assumption of an Antarctic ice shelf detachment is thus incorrect, but this does not weaken the narrative, Hancock’s presentation actually strengthens it. I tend to agree with Graham Hancock’s work on ancient civilisations (read Fingerprints of the Gods) and importantly the evidence presented on the asteroid that ended the last ice age some 13000 years ago. However, if even 25% of this account is true it would smash down our ideas of ancestry and history. With that in mind you need to read with some salt. An interesting take on ancient civilisation history albeit with much assumption.

Zecharia sitchin the twelfth planet