The authors argue that the scientific community employs a "knowledge filter" (a form of confirmation bias) that leads them to ignore, suppress, or explain away archaeological evidence that contradicts the dominant evolutionary paradigm.
Cremo, who identifies as a "Vedic archeologist," notes that the book's findings align with the cyclical view of time and extreme human antiquity described in ancient Sanskrit texts like the Puranas . Forbidden Archeology The Hidden History of the ...
Forbidden Archeology: The Hidden History of the Human Race , published in 1993 by Michael A. Cremo and Richard L. Thompson, is a 914-page work that challenges the standard Darwinian narrative of human evolution. Core Arguments The authors argue that the scientific community employs
