R.A.), and presents himself as an expert in his numerous documentaries. But I am the one who is at the bottom, trying to pull at the bottom card. Tsoukalos is the director of Erich von Däniken s center for ancient alien astronaut research, The Archaeology, Astronautics and SETI Research Association (A.A.S. “I am a renegade archeologist, and the ancient aliens theory does not fit into the anthropologist’s carefully cobbled-together house of cards. “I took anthropology and archeology courses in school, but I do not have a degree in archeology and I am extremely thankful that I don’t have a paper on my wall that says I am an archeologist,” Tsoukalos said. The main point that Tsoukalos wants his fans, and anybody else who is even remotely interested in the subject, to understand is that it is OK to challenge what one is taught in a classroom. It means that the idea of God is way bigger then you can ever imagine.” Just because you don’t believe in one type of god, doesn’t mean you eliminate the concept of God. “People ask me all the time if I believe in God, and I say I do, just not the God that’s described in the Old Testament.
“Just because you subscribe to the ancient aliens theory, people make the mistake of believing we are atheists, and that’s the biggest misconception,” he said. “It’s basically the primitive cultures being exposed to the advanced cultures, and recreating their technology, in hopes that these advanced cultures, these ‘gods’, will return.”īut Tsoukalos believes it is important to understand that gods don’t exist when considering the ancient aliens theory. “It’s called the Cargo Cult,” Tsoukalos said in his lecture. He points out various characteristics of statues and models that have been dug up and features that anthropologists have written off as mythological, but he believes that it is the technologically primitive cultures’ attempts to interpret the inventions of the technologically advanced cultures. In his lecture in the Strafford Room, Tsoukalos was engaged in a PowerPoint presentation, and showed the enthusiastic Ancient Aliens fanatics pictures that the modern day anthropologists dismiss as a civilization’s misinterpretation of the life around them. “But the professors won’t even entertain the thought,” he continued, “and yet it excites me to see that there is a new generation who are standing up and proposing these theories.” But it’s already garnered so much new attention from college students who are studying anthropology, and these people are standing up and questioning what their professors say. “The show has only been on for two years and a month today. “What a lot of people don’t realize is that Legendary Times was discussing these issues for more than a decade,”Tsoukalos said.
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