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From: http://www.archive.org/details/crashgochariots00wils
See also this other copy on Archive.org Crash Go the Chariots A rebuttal of Erich von Däniken's Chariots of the Gods

Revised & Enlarged

  • What really happened on Easter Island?
  • Did Ancient Man have space-ports?
  • Astronauts in 4,000 B.C.?
Here are revealing answers to mysterious questions
  • Airports built for ancient spacemen . . .
  • Unexplained enormous rock sculptures . . .
  • Unidentified objects in the air . . .
  • The mysterious Bermuda Triangle . . .
  • Biblical patriarchs who traveled in space . . .
  • Could von Daniken be right afer all!!!?

With the continued interest in the theoretical writings of Erich von Daniken, it is appropriate to revise and expand Crash Go The Chariots. The first edition of this book provided the most widely read and authoritative challenge yet written to von Daniken's unsupported claims and imagination, as outlined in his best-selling Chariot [sic] of the Gods. This enlarged edition of Crash Go The Chariots is published to show more clearly than ever the fallacies in most of von Daniken's arguments and evidences, and to present reasonable alternative explanations for those evidences that are real.

Clifford Wilson is respected as an authority on the presentation of logical and scientific answers to perplexing questions dealing with ancient times. As an archaeologist, linguist, Biblical scholar, and educator he has lectured around the world on these subjects and was selected as an "outstanding educator in America" in 1971. Dr. Wilson is an Australian gifted with the ability to bring factual information to life for the reader.

 


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