“The Twelfth Planet” was published in 1976 by gifted linguist Zecharia Sitchin. In it he postulated that aliens not only intervened in the development of life on Earth, but that they lived among humans as our masters for centuries. His basis for these incredible claims were the oldest written records on Earth–the Sumerian tablets–which he was able to read in their original language. These tablets started life over 3,500 years ago as wet clay onto which scribes wrote everything from inventories to detailed historical records. The wet clay was then dried and fired, allowing the tablets and their precious information to survive for millennia.

“Hominoid” has been adopted to describe the controversial primates known by different names in different cultures: Bigfoot in the U.S., Sasquatch in Canada, Yowie in Australia, Yeti and Abominable Snowman in the Himilayas, Alma in Eastern Europe, Sedapa in Indonesia, Waterbobbejaan in South Africa, and various other names all around the world. Lloyd Pye proposes that these creatures are not only real, but that they are the non-extinct descendants of the various “pre-humans”. Is a Sasquatch a modern Gigantopithecus? Could an Alma be a Neanderthal? Or is Homo Floresiensis just a Sedapa?

Megalith simply means “giant stone,” but in this case we are talking specifically about the many massive artificial structures around the world that are so impressive we could barely recreate them today, yet they were supposedly build by primitive people with only fiber ropes and stone tools. These include the Great Pyramids of Egypt, the giant stone figures on Easter Island, the massive obelisks in Baalbek, Lebanon, the precision built walls in Sacsayhuaman, Peru, and many others around the globe. Lloyd Pye and many other intervention theorists believe that these structures were built by or with the help of aliens.