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What if the oldest structures on Earth were not built by primitive people-but by a civilisation we've forgotten? Before the Flood: Monoliths and the Echo of a Lost World is the first volume in a ground-breaking series exploring the possibility that a highly advanced, pre-flood civilisation once spanned the globe. Drawing on physical evidence, engineering impossibilities, and biblical insight, this book challenges everything we think we know about ancient history. Across dozens of monolithic sites, a consistent pattern emerges: stones too large to move, cuts too precise to be primitive, alignments too perfect to be accidental. This is not myth. This is not coincidence. These monuments may be the technological and spiritual remnants of a world erased by cataclysm and buried by time. In this volume, you'll explore: The engineering mysteries of Baalbek and its thousand-ton stones The circular enclosures of Göbekli Tepe-deliberately buried and older than any known temple The Thracian megaliths of Bulgaria-forgotten structures linked to celestial events The temples of Malta and their massive trilithons-who built them, and why? Signs of machine-like tool marks in sites across multiple continents Could these be the works of a pre-flood world? Could they reflect a time when knowledge-both technical and spiritual-was far greater than we assume? What if Christ's words, "As it was in the days of Noah," referred not only to moral decline, but technological grandeur? Before the Flood connects archaeology, ancient texts, and cutting-edge analysis in a clear, readable format for anyone willing to question the standard timeline. This is just the beginning. Volume One lays the foundation. Future volumes will explore underground cities, submerged structures, global alignments, and the growing web of evidence pointing to a