Philip Coppens (author)

Philip Coppens (January 25, 1971 – December 30, 2012) was a Belgian author, journalist, and commentator known for his writings on alternative history, ancient mysteries, and conspiracy theories. His work spanned topics such as ancient technology, sacred sites, crop circles, and the search for lost civilizations.

Coppens's career began in journalism, and he later transitioned to writing books and articles that often explored fringe theories and unexplained phenomena. He contributed to various magazines and journals focused on paranormal and alternative subjects.

Some of his notable books include The Stone Puzzle of Rosslyn Chapel, Land of the Gods, and Servants of the Grail. His writing often attempted to connect disparate pieces of historical and archaeological information to construct alternative narratives about the past.

Coppens also appeared in documentaries and television programs discussing his theories and research. He was a popular speaker at conferences and events related to alternative history and unexplained phenomena. He maintained a website where he shared his research and interacted with readers.

His work was often met with skepticism from mainstream historians and academics, who criticized his reliance on speculation and lack of rigorous evidence. However, he maintained a significant following among those interested in alternative interpretations of history.