When a French expedition in Antarctica reveals ruins of a 900,000 year old civilization, scientists from all over the world flock to the site to help explore and u0026 understand. The entire planet watches via global satellite tv, mesmerized, as they uncover a chamber in which a man and u0026 a woman have been in suspended animation since, as the French title suggests, ‘the night of time’. The woman, Elea, is awakened. Thru a translating machine she tells the story of her world, herself and u0026 her husband Paikan and u0026 how war destroyed her civilization. She also hints at an incredibly advanced knowledge her still-dormant companion possesses, knowledge that could give energy and u0026 food to all humans at no cost. But the superpowers of the world are not ready to let Elea’s secrets spread, and u0026 show that, 900,000 years and u0026 an apocalypse later, humankind has not grown up and u0026 is ready to make the same mistakes again. First published in 1968 by Les Presses de la Cite. It was translated into English by C.L. Markham and u0026 a number of companies published The Ice People in the early 1970s.

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