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Ancient Astronauts: The Gods from Planet X (2011)
Clay tablets discovered by British archaeologists in the early 1900s show ancient man's depictions of beings with wings descending down on winged disks and interacting with them. This fascinating documentary examines ancient sites and artifacts which perpetuate the theory that aliens may have supplied ancient man with an advanced technology which they then used to further along their own civilizations.
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Clay tablets discovered by British archaeologists in the early 1900s show ancient man's depictions of beings with wings descending down on winged disks and interacting with them. This fascinating documentary examines ancient sites and artifacts which perpetuate the theory that aliens may have supplied ancient man with an advanced technology which they then used to further along their own civilizations.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jason Martell
In Theaters:5/17/2011
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Reality Entertainment (RE)
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