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The Polychronicon is a "symphony of history" over 40 years in the making, stretching from the end of the Greeks to the rise of the Tudors, focusing especially on topics which directly impact the mythology of Merlin, Joseph of Arimathea, and Arthur, reconstructing the entire supposedly lost history of the dark ages from actual source materials written down at the time.

This book begins with the greatest missing piece of the entire UFO puzzle lying there physically before us demanding an explanation. Of the millions of books written on the subject crowding bookshelves the world over, this is that final missing chapter that no one has been able to produce. It’s not some ‘flying craft’ but it’s pretty damn close, and it raises so many more questions than it answers.

"Not only have UFOs of many types crash landed on the Earth, but they've been coming here since the dawn of time. Communication has been established," says one military insider. While UFO sightings occur more frequently every year, with more and more credible witnesses across the globe, it’s still hard to grasp that alien spacecraft and their occupants are nothing new to planet Earth and that the military and government factions still attempts to portray that we are alone in the universe.

On a dark winter’s night in January 1983, the sleepy Welsh village of Llanilar near Aberystwyth was buzzed by a strange flying craft, which hit trees, scattered shiny metal debris over four fields and flew off apparently unaffected.One farmer witnessed the debris and clean up operation; one national newspaper carried the story; one civilian investigation team made it to the site; one collection of strange metallic debris remains. Witness for the first time ever in graphic detail genuine pieces of a crashed UFO.

In a time when the world has realized that it is not immortal, this book brings an entirely new view of what it means to be human, what the planet really is, how something as simple as a few grains of sand revolutionized civilization, how extinction is simply a part of nature, and how the whole of life we so comfortably fit into may not be quite what it seems. Nature, science, and technology combine to show the past, present, and future like never before, a life-and-death passage through realms largely unknown to us, but not to those ancient giants of intelligence who came before us.