Connected Cultures

If PWL’s hypothesis of an Ante-Antiquity Belief System is correct, there ought to be no exceptions, and whichever ancient civilisation one examines, there should be evidence of the System. With this in mind, he delved into numerous cultures of the ancient world, and travelled extensively to obtain first hand observations. Whilst he obviously could not devote time and effort to every possible culture, he claimed that in all the cases he studied, he never failed to find traces of the System.

PWL studied the major ancient civilisations along the Mediterranean and the Middle East in depth, but also touched on many others like Britain, Ireland, India etc.

Critical analysis of the Material presented in the Library will be required to determine the ultimate scientific strength of the theory. PWL’s conclusions are supported by a multitude of physical evidence, which continues to be discovered by archaeologists and scientists looking at previous archaeological finds in new ways. We avoid mention examples of such discoveries at this stage, as specific cases invariably divert the discussion into arguments for and against the validity of each individual set of facts. We do hope however, that this data will stimulate open-minded scientific debate about the great mass of cumulative evidence that – seen in the right context – supports the notion of an advanced Ante-Antiquity civilisation to which humanity is greatly indebted.