Stan Hall

Stan Hall was born in Edinburgh in 1936. After graduating from Heriot-Watt University in building technology, he developed an interest in ancient engineering, civilizations, and mytho-history that convinced him South America is the missing page of prehistory. In 1973, Hall initiated a survey of the Callanish Stone Circles in the Western Hebrides followed in 1976 by a landmark scientific expedition to the Tayos Caves of Ecuador with astronaut Neil Armstrong as Honorary President and participant. Since then, he has concentrated on missing global history - particularly of the Scots and Hungarians, including a metal library allegedly found in the Tayos caves by Hungarian-born investigator Juan Moricz.
In the mid-1990s, Reuters reported his identification of Chan Chan in Peru as the site of Claudius Ptolemy’s legendary city of Cattigara, and he was also nominated in 1995 for an Ecuadorian Blue Planet award. Hall is a Fellow International of the Explorers Club and - together with Neil Armstrong and father of conservation John Muir - an Honorary Brother of the Shuar Federation of Amazonian nations.
His website is www.goldlibrary.com.

Bill Homann

Bill Homann is the current owner and caretaker of the Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull, the most beautiful and best known crystal skull in existence - featuring in the latest Indiana Jones movie, “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”. Anna “Sammy” Mitchell-Hedges spent the last eight years of her life living in Bill’s home under his tender care. It is Bill’s desire and hope, to carry on Sammy and her father’s legacy with the Crystal Skull. As such, Bill is taking the skull to as many continents and people.
Bill is one of the leading experts in karate and believes that both the Crystal Skull and Martial Arts incorporate the mastering of energy flow. Just like the Martial Arts, the Skull balances the mental, physical and emotional bodies through helping one learn self understanding.
His website is www.mitchell-hedges.com.

Dr. Harry Oldfield

Harry Oldfield is a scientist and inventor whose areas of successful development span the visual presentation of energy fields with computers, through to image enhancement of microscopes and instruments utilising the special properties of crystals. As such, Oldfield is able to show how other-dimensional energies (“ghosts”, etc.) can be recorded on scientific instruments, showing to everyone that “the other realm” is real.
Oldfield received "The 2006 Alyce and Elmer Green Award for Innovation for his tenacity, brilliance and love which allows us to experience our multidimensional existence through his extraordinary images, from The International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine."
His website is www.electrocrystal.com.

Philip Coppens

Philip Coppens is a former journalist, now author and researcher, who contributed to The Templar Revelation – the book that inspired Dan Brown to write The Da Vinci Code – and wrote about Rosslyn Chapel, before it featured in Brown's book. Settling in the Lothians in 2000, he began to map the prehistoric landscape of the Lothians, investigating its legends, slowly beginning to understand the former glory that befell its past inhabitants, the Gododdin. When he had reassembled all the pieces, he was staring at a forgotten history of a region, whose inhabitants were forced to flee after the Roman withdrawal from Britain. Arriving in Wales, they began to speak of their former homeland, and about one of their former kings – Arthur.
Coppens will unveil the hidden past of the Lothians, and reveal the real settings of where Arthur fought his battles – to defend Camelot. Edinburgh's Castle Rock will never be viewed the same again!
His website is www.philipcoppens.com.

Joseph Davidovits

Joseph Davidovits is a world-renowned expert on geopolymers, an almost alchemical process of stone making. His expertise enabled him to see certain aspects of the Egyptian pyramids which led him to the daring conclusion that the blocks of the pyramids were not hewn, but “poured” – erroneously interpreted by the media as “cement”. Misunderstood for two decades, Davidovits tried to educate Egyptologists, before, in 2006, fellow scientists came to his assistance, agreeing with his observations. A new dawn in pyramid research is on the horizon.
Davidovits claims to have rediscovered an unknown science of ancient Egypt, which is true alchemy – and could be the alchemy – the “Stone of the Philosphers” – so many legends speak of. During his presentation, he will demonstrate how this Great Work is accomplished.
His website is www.davidovits.info.

Sam Osmanagic

Sam Osmanagic is the founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids. In 2005, during the promotion of one of his books on the Mayan civilisation in Sarajevo, he was invited to come to nearby Visoko, to see an enigmatic hill; could it be a pyramid? Sam decided to apply his Master of Sciences in International Economics, his B.S. in Political Sciences and Economics together, to fund an initial survey, which concluded that the structure needed further investigation, but seemed man-made. As could be expected, controversy broke out, and the world press came to hear – or mock – him. But in 2007, a series of archaeologists and geologists, from all over the world, confirmed that the structure was man-made – making it the largest pyramid in the world.
Osmanagic will unveil, in his own unique style, the story of an incredible journey so far, which will include the highlights of the 2008 archaeological excavations… and where he and the rest of us will go from here onwards.
His website is www.piramidasunca.ba.