Netflix has announced the renewal of its series 'Ancient Apocalypse' for a second season, with Graham Hancock returning as the host and superstar Keanu Reeves joining the cast.

While the first season of 'Ancient Apocalypse', which premiered in 2022, garnered positive viewership ratings, it has also faced criticism. Indigenous groups in Arizona have expressed concerns about the filming of Season 2 in their region.

Netflix dropped the trailer Wednesday for the upcoming second season of Graham Hancock’s epic “Ancient Apocalypse.” In this next spate of episodes, Hancock takes us on a deeper journey into the Americas “in search of a prehistoric society whose ancient knowledge has been passed down and spread across the continents,

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has confirmed a second season of its controversial Ancient Apocalypse series with Graham Hancock, who will be joined by Hollywood A-lister Keanu Reeves. Watch the trailer above.

While the first season of ’Ancient Apocalypse’, which premiered in 2022, garnered positive viewership ratings, it has also faced criticism

The upcoming season will feature episodes set in various locations across the Americas, including New Mexico, Peru, and Brazil. As revealed in the trailer, Reeves will accompany Hancock throughout the series,

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