Heather Lynn
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Heather Lynn is a historian, cognitive archaeologist, and author whose interdisciplinary research blends archaeology, information technology, and comparative religion to investigate the occult architecture beneath the modern world.

She is the creator of The H Files, a bestselling Substack publication that investigates occult power structures, suppressed history, symbolism, and the future of human consciousness, with a companion podcast and video episodes on YouTube.

Her media appearances include the Danny Jones Podcast, Tin Foil Hat with Sam Tripoli, Derp with Kurp with Kurt Metzger, and The Higherside Chats with Greg Carlwood. Heather’s strength is translation: taking dense material from archaeology, myth, religion, occult history, and technology and making it sharp, funny, and intellectually alive without flattening it into trivia.

Her internationally published books include The Anunnaki Connection, translated into Spanish, Japanese, Czech, and Portuguese, along with Anunnaki Revelation, Baphomet Revealed, and Evil Archaeology. Her forthcoming book, Codex Machina: How AI Is Decoding Ancient Civilizations, Technologies, and Lost Languages in Our Search for Meaning, extends that investigation into the age of artificial intelligence.

Heather holds a Doctorate in Education with a focus on Museum Studies from the University of New England, an MA in History, a BA in Information Technology and Anthropology from Southern New Hampshire University, an AA in Archaeology from Cuyahoga Community College. She served as Museum Director for a historical society in the Cleveland, Ohio area and is an adjunct professor of Humanities.
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