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An encyclopedic compendium of the myths and actual events from humanity’s ancient civilizations that reveal the influence of visitors from the 12th planet–the Anunnaki
• Offers easy access to the myriad characters and subjects covered by the seven books of The Earth Chronicles series
• Provides alphabetical listings to the terminology of ancient civilizations concerning their gods, kings, cultures, and religions
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The Earth Chronicles Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide to the Seven Books of The Earth Chronicles


When I saw that it was a “comprehensive guide” to the Earth Chronicles series, I thought it was a basically a summarized version of the 7 books maybe with some updated commentary. It’s not that at all, it’s a simply an index of keywords with definitions and references to other keywords.
So you can look up Enki and get some definition and it will say “see also xxxxx”.
Since I don’t have the 7 books, it’s pretty much useless to me… I’m not sure how useful it would be even if I did
Rating: 2 / 5
The ‘Earth Chronicles’ series began with publication of THE 12TH PLANET in 1976 and is based on the author’s study of Sumerian tablets and ancient texts. This latest in the series provides an encyclopedic compendium for the entire set and is a ‘must’ for collections already owning most of his treatises. New age libraries will find it a powerful conclusion.
Rating: 5 / 5
The Earth Chronicles Handbook:
A Comprehensive Guide to the Seven Books of The Earth Chronicles
By Zecharia Sitchin
ISBN 1-59143-101-8 (Bear and Company, 2009)
Anyone who has read The Earth Chronicles or is about to will find Zecharia’s handbook an invaluable tool. This handbook has also helped to set the chronology of the events in pre-Sumerian history in order. For anyone just getting started on Zecharia’s work, I suggest reading 12th Planet and Genesis Revisited and keeping this handbook close. For those interested in facts, this is a must for anyone wanting to get to the bottom of our human history.
Rahasya Poe, Lotus Guide magazine [...]
Rating: 5 / 5
Reviewed by Irene Watson for Reader Views (7/09)
Have you heard of “The 12th Planet?” If you have, you will find this book a must-have addition to what you know already. If you haven’t, then be ready to embark on information that will blow your mind.
Zecharia Sitchin, a biblical scholar and Orientalist, is known to have the ability to read ancient clay tablets, Sumerian, and Akkadian. He has also written a series of books about the secreted history of mankind, as well as companion books and autobiographical encounters.
In “The Earth Chronicles Handbook” Sitchin renders information gained through years of research and study. The book is indeed a handbook, starting with the alphabet “A” and concludes with “Z.” Each section gives entries, e.g. Anshan, Hipparchus, Mari, and so on. The concise but detailed definition follows, e.g. Pa.bil (= `The Defender’): The Sumerian name for the zodiacal constellation we call Sagittarius (= `The Archer’).
This handbook, more so like an encyclopedia, defines places, names, theories, and acts as a guide for locating topics in the other books. Although the handbook is meant to accompany Sitchin’s other publications, it could also stand alone for study or research.
For me, “The Earth Chronicles Handbook” was an interesting perusal. Being interested in ancient religions and the history of mankind, I enjoyed flipping through the pages and learning so much of what I didn’t know.
Well documented, easy to read, and written for the lay-person, Stichin gives us the glimpse into the past, and gives direction for us create our own prophesies of the future. “The Earth Chronicles Handbook” will certainly have you saying “aha” on many occasions.
Rating: 5 / 5
Wonderful book! Will the 8th planet visit Earth again? How can we learn from history to avoid the hard lessons of the future? Sitchin is a credidble investigator. To consolidate 2300 pages down to 231 is quite a feat!
Rating: 5 / 5