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Paradigm Symposium 2013

Speaker(s):

Dr. Robert Schoch

Anthony F. Sanchez

Dr. John DeSalvo

David Weatherly

Event Category:

Ancient Artefacts

Ancient Civilizations

On Human Origins

Event Date(s):

17/10/2013 - 14:00 to 20/10/2013 - 14:00

Get your tickets, NOW, for the Paradigm Symposium 2013 (PS2013) – OCTOBER 17-20, 2013, Minneapolis, MN

Featuring These phenomenal GUEST SPEAKERS:

Robert Bauval
Scott Wolter
L.A. Marzulli
Dr. Robert Schoch
Nick Redfern
Dr. John Ward, Sirius Project, Luxor, Egypt
Anthony F. Sanchez
Laird Scranton
Dr. John DeSalvo
David Weatherly
Marie D. Jones
Larry Flaxman
Dan Madsen
Thomas Fusco
PZ Myers
Father Jack Ashcraft
Micah Hanks
Scotty Roberts

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OR call with any questions: USA (651) 278-8988

“The Paradigm Symposium has quickly become the #1 alternative conference in the United States, if not the world.”

~ Philip Coppens, November 2012

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