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- Volume 1 The revelation of Genesis
- Volume 2 Introduction : A preliminary summary of the two antagonistic primordial religions
- Volume 2 Book 1 Deciphering the language of the caves
- Deciphering the language of the caves: an introduction
- The semiological demonstration of the correspondence between rock frescoes and proto sumerian ideographic language / Part I: Comparison table between rupestral signs and proto-sumerian signs
- The semiological demonstration of the correspondence between rock frescoes and proto sumerian ideographic language / Part II: Previous scientific research and their conclusions
- The semiological demonstration of the correspondence between rock frescoes and proto sumerian ideographic language / Part III: The fundamental errors of the archaeologists
- The semiological demonstration of the correspondence between rock frescoes and proto sumerian ideographic language / Part IV: A genuine and objective analysis of ideographic languages
- 1rst deciphering example / The auroch on the first panel of the unicorn in the Lascaux cave
- 2nd deciphering example : the sign XIII of the feline diverticulum in the Lascaux cave
- 3rd deciphering example : the sign III and the fish in the Pindal cave
- 4rth deciphering example : the fresco on the large panel in the Marsoula cave
- 5th deciphering example / the deciphering of the second pettiform sign in the Marsoulas cave
- 6th deciphering example : the fresco of the second Chinese horse in the Lascaux cave
- 7th deciphering example : the Y rock art sign
- 8th deciphering example / the ideographic figure of the headless equine in the Lascaux cave
- 9th deciphering example / the black stag fresco in the axial diverticulum of the Lascaux cave
- 10h deciphering example : the ideographic figure of the black bull in the Lascaux cave
- The direct spiritual and nominative filiation between the father of the prehistoric gods and Kish in Sumer, Gizeh in Egypt, Hatti in Hittite country
- The megalithic temples of Malta, Göbekli Tepe and Stonehenge
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