QUOTE(lotus_spring @ Feb 21 2006, 08:53 AM) [snapback]1071873[/snapback]
Excuse me, why would his works be ficticious? In fact they are based on archeological-scientific proof..in my opinion he is a great researcher.
Apparently you are not aware of EVD's previous ties with forgery and fraud?
Quoted from his Wikipedia article:
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Von Däniken first appeared before a magistrate while still a boy, charged with stealing money from the Boy Scouts. In the early 1960s, in his mid-20s, he was convicted of defrauding the hotel where he worked and also petty theft, for which he was fined.
In 1967, at the age of 32, Von Däniken was convicted of a large scale embezzlement, forgery and tax evasion, and spent three and half years in prison. During his time in prison he wrote his second book, Gods from Outer Space (published in 1970).
Von Däniken personally denies any accusation of wrongdoing, claiming for example that the conviction leading to his imprisonment was the result of a conspiracy against him by members of the Catholic hierarchy in Switzerland, intended to discredit his theories.
Von Däniken has also used photographs of pottery depicting UFOs, claiming that the pottery came from an archaeological dig and dated to biblical times. The television series Nova determined that this was a fraud and located the potter who actually made the pots in question. When confronted with this evidence, Von Däniken argued that the deception was justified because some people would only believe his theories if they saw proof.
Trustworthy fellow. It sure doesn't seem like he'd make things up for money or anything.

He even has his own theme park, for crying out loud.