We Are Not the First
Subtitle: Was the lost knowledge of the ancients more potent than modern science?
Publisher: Sphere Books, Ltd
Published: 1971
Place of publication: London
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 222
Copyright date: 1971
Description: First American edition
Table of contents: title: ii
label: Introduction; label: 1
pagenum: 16
title: The Days and Nights of Knowledge; label: 2
pagenum: 29
title: Novelties in Antiquity; label: 3
pagenum: 37
title: Discoveries create Problems; label: 4
pagenum: 47
title: The Blacksmith of Olympus; label: 5
pagenum: 50
title: The Forgotten Art of Goldmaking; label: 6
pagenum: 66
title: The Caduceus of Hermes; label: 7
pagenum: 71
title: From Temples and Forums to Atomic Reactors; label: 8
pagenum: 77
title: Sages under the Heavenly Vault; label: 9
pagenum: 93
title: The Zodiac and the Music of the Spheres; label: 10
pagenum: 98
title: Apes and Ages; label: 11
pagenum: 105
title: The Celestial Comedy; label: 12
pagenum: 111
title: Maps, Manuscripts and Marvels; label: 13
pagenum: 121
title: Electricity in the Remote Past; label: 14
pagenum: 127
title: Did the Ancients master Gravitation?; label: 15
pagenum: 139
title: Prehistoric Aircraft; label: 16
pagenum: 145
title: They conquered Space long before we did; label: 17
pagenum: 156
title: First Robots, Computers, Radio, Television and Time Viewing Machines; label: 18
pagenum: 171
title: An Enigma of Social Science-^the Incas; label: 19
pagenum: 179
title: Apollonius met the Men who knew Everything; label: 20
pagenum: 183
title: Diamonds and Stars—the Immortal St.Germain; label: 21
pagenum: 197
title: In the Abode of Wisdom—Roerich; label: 22
pagenum: 207
title: In Quest of the Source; title: 219
label: Conclusion; title: 221
label: Rediscovery of Science; title: Bibliography