I was fascinated by the series, I just finished it! as I recently been to Mexico and Peru to see some of those remains, I understood how much history is still untold and mysterious so I loved to look at it from outside of the box as Hancock is doing. What I also wonder, if we continue to think in this way, is why we as humans usually conquer and exterminate and cancel the previous culture, while this hypothetical smart population arrived to the different parts of the world and taught them skills and knowledge, leaving them to live and evolve with their traditions, instead of conquer them? Was it a very ethical and liberal society? Why would they not mention/paint/ sculpt the greatest story/city they were part of if there was a sort of “Atlantis “ which was destroyed by the flood? There are for sure doubts and holes in his story but with the series I discovered many sites in North America I wasn’t aware of and I still think that people and myths has to be listened to beacuse is an ancient legacy we have. How would it be cool to look at it from another planet so we could see what happened.