Rob McConnell Interviews - LAIRD SCRANTON - Dogon Mysthology and Symbology

Laird Scranton is an author and independent researcher best known for his in-depth studies of Dogon mythology and symbology, examining the sophisticated cosmological knowledge embedded within the traditions of the Dogon people of Mali. Scranton analyzes symbols, language structures, ritual practices, and oral traditions to argue that Dogon cosmology encodes advanced scientific concepts—particularly related to astronomy, particle physics, and the nature of reality. His work bridges anthropology, linguistics, and alternative science, offering a thought-provoking perspective on how ancient cultures may have preserved complex knowledge through symbolic systems rather than written records.







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