Controversial Scottish journalist Graham Hancock’s hit TV show, Ancient Apocalypse, has just released its second season on Netflix, with a focus on the Americas. With Keanu Reeves signed onboard, the long and short of this season is to present Hancock’s most prevailing theories: an advanced Ice-Age civilization, responsible for shaping modern concepts of mathematics, architecture, and agriculture, was destroyed by catastrophic floods caused by comet strikes around 12,000 years ago. “What if Everything We Know About Prehistoric Humans is Wrong?” Hancock claims evidence for this theory can be found at ancient sites across the globe, reports The Guardian. He’d visited locations in countries like Turkey, Mexico, and Indonesia during the first season of his Netflix series, which aired in 2022. Netflix promoted the show with the tagline, “What if everything we know about prehistoric humans is wrong?” In the series, Hancock criticizes mainstream archaeology for rejecting his ideas. "Ancient Apocalypse" Filming Halted Amid Native American Outcry Did an Astronomical Body Cause the Global Floods of Ancient Myths with Its Gravitational Tidal Floods? - Part 1 Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesRead Later