Graham Hancock is an internationally renowned bestselling author and journalist whose works explore the deep mysteries of human history, lost civilizations, and ancient knowledge. Known for his meticulous research paired with bold, thought-provoking hypotheses, Hancock has spent more than three decades investigating the archaeological and historical records that shape our understanding of the ancient world. His books—including Fingerprints of the Gods, Magicians of the Gods, and America Before—have sold millions of copies worldwide and sparked global discussion about the true origins of civilization.
A former correspondent for The Economist and The Guardian, Hancock’s investigative background brings a journalistic rigor to his explorations of archaeology, mythology, and earth changes. His work blends scientific evidence with cross-cultural analysis, revealing patterns and anomalies that challenge conventional timelines. He is also an acclaimed documentary presenter, appearing in numerous television specials and as the host of the popular Netflix series Ancient Apocalypse, which introduced his ideas to an even broader global audience.
Hancock is celebrated for his ability to communicate complex and controversial ideas with clarity, passion, and intellectual openness. His lectures attract audiences around the world, where he inspires curiosity about humanity’s forgotten past and the possibility that earlier civilizations were far more advanced than mainstream scholarship acknowledges. As a keynote voice at Quest for Ancient Civilizations, Hancock brings his unique perspective on the ancient world—one that invites deeper inquiry, critical thinking, and a reimagining of our shared human story.