About the author
George J. Haas is a researcher and writer on anomalous features photographed on the surface of Mars, co-author with William R. Saunders of The Cydonia Codex and its follow-up, The Martian Codex. His books, including The Great Architects of Mars, examine formations such as the Elysium pyramid and other structures captured in NASA imagery, arguing that their geometry points to artificial rather than natural origin and drawing comparisons to architecture and iconography from ancient Earth cultures. Published by Bear & Company and North Atlantic Books, the work sits within the tradition of ancient-astronaut and lost-civilization writing rather than mainstream planetary science, and is aimed at readers already interested in that literature. Haas presents the material as a case built from photographic evidence and comparative analysis rather than as an academic archaeological study. Readers looking for sustained argument about Martian anomalies, rather than a brief overview, are the audience for these two books.
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“Haas presents a bold synthesis of Martian imagery and terrestrial myth, arguing for sophisticated ancient cultures on Mars. The analysis of structures like the Elysium pyramid appeals to those who enjoy decoding architectural…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Great Architects of Mars: Evidence for the Lost Civilizations on the Red Planet
“This text presents a bold hypothesis linking NASA imagery to pre-Columbian iconography, appealing to those open to non-traditional historical narratives. However, it does not suit readers seeking peer-reviewed archaeological…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Martian Codex: More Reflections from Mars
