M. J. EVANS, Ph.D., (1933-2022) was a professor emeritus at SUNY Empire State College, where she taught environmental geography for 30 years. A friend and colleague of Zecharia Sitchin for nearly 20 years, she accompanied Sitchin on several tours to ancient sites in the Mediterranean region, Europe, and Mexico and had appeared on the TV show Ancient Aliens to discuss Sitchin’s work. She spent most of each year in Turkey, where she studied ancient sites and landscapes.

“No other modern thinker has offered a more compelling, coherent, and influential explanation of humanity’s origins than Zecharia Sitchin. Millions of people make sense of the human experience through the lens of his discoveries and findings. Now, thankfully, M. J. Evans has done us all the favor of distilling Sitchin’s work into a very readable compendium. We should all be very grateful.”

• Acknowledgments PROLOGUE Zecharia Sitchin--Author, Ancient Historian, and Explorer of Archaeology INTRODUCTION Sitchin’s Space-Age Paradigm CHAPTER 1 The Astronauts from Outer Space CHAPTER 2 The Anunnaki Family Tree CHAPTER 3 The Creation of Earthlings CHAPTER 4 Anunnaki Love and Lovemaking CHAPTER 5 Wonderful Flying Machines CHAPTER 6 War and Warring--An Earthly Inclination? CHAPTER 7 Armageddon--Global Catastrophe? EPILOGUE The Past Informs the Future APPENDIX A Understanding Nuclear WeaponsAPPENDIX B The Case of the Evil Wind by Zecharia SitchinNotes Bibliography Index About the Author

M. J. EVANS, Ph.D., (1933-2022) was a professor emeritus at SUNY Empire State College, where she taught environmental geography for 30 years. A friend and colleague of Zecharia Sitchin for nearly 20 years, she accompanied Sitchin on several tours to ancient sites in the Mediterranean region, Europe, and Mexico and had appeared on the TV show Ancient Aliens to discuss Sitchin’s work. She spent most of each year in Turkey, where she studied ancient sites and landscapes.

“No other modern thinker has offered a more compelling, coherent, and influential explanation of humanity’s origins than Zecharia Sitchin. Millions of people make sense of the human experience through the lens of his discoveries and findings. Now, thankfully, M. J. Evans has done us all the favor of distilling Sitchin’s work into a very readable compendium. We should all be very grateful.”

• Acknowledgments PROLOGUE Zecharia Sitchin--Author, Ancient Historian, and Explorer of Archaeology INTRODUCTION Sitchin’s Space-Age Paradigm CHAPTER 1 The Astronauts from Outer Space CHAPTER 2 The Anunnaki Family Tree CHAPTER 3 The Creation of Earthlings CHAPTER 4 Anunnaki Love and Lovemaking CHAPTER 5 Wonderful Flying Machines CHAPTER 6 War and Warring--An Earthly Inclination? CHAPTER 7 Armageddon--Global Catastrophe? EPILOGUE The Past Informs the Future APPENDIX A Understanding Nuclear WeaponsAPPENDIX B The Case of the Evil Wind by Zecharia SitchinNotes Bibliography Index About the Author

M. J. EVANS, Ph.D., (1933-2022) was a professor emeritus at SUNY Empire State College, where she taught environmental geography for 30 years. A friend and colleague of Zecharia Sitchin for nearly 20 years, she accompanied Sitchin on several tours to ancient sites in the Mediterranean region, Europe, and Mexico and had appeared on the TV show Ancient Aliens to discuss Sitchin’s work. She spent most of each year in Turkey, where she studied ancient sites and landscapes.

“No other modern thinker has offered a more compelling, coherent, and influential explanation of humanity’s origins than Zecharia Sitchin. Millions of people make sense of the human experience through the lens of his discoveries and findings. Now, thankfully, M. J. Evans has done us all the favor of distilling Sitchin’s work into a very readable compendium. We should all be very grateful.”

• Acknowledgments PROLOGUE Zecharia Sitchin--Author, Ancient Historian, and Explorer of Archaeology INTRODUCTION Sitchin’s Space-Age Paradigm CHAPTER 1 The Astronauts from Outer Space CHAPTER 2 The Anunnaki Family Tree CHAPTER 3 The Creation of Earthlings CHAPTER 4 Anunnaki Love and Lovemaking CHAPTER 5 Wonderful Flying Machines CHAPTER 6 War and Warring--An Earthly Inclination? CHAPTER 7 Armageddon--Global Catastrophe? EPILOGUE The Past Informs the Future APPENDIX A Understanding Nuclear WeaponsAPPENDIX B The Case of the Evil Wind by Zecharia SitchinNotes Bibliography Index About the Author