Long before people went to war against people, the gods were already fighting among themselves. It was the Wars of the Gods that preceded the wars of people. Often in battles, the inhabitants of the sky used weapons and equipment that were in many ways superior to modern ones. The famous researcher of the theory of paleocontact Zecharia Sitchin convincingly proves: highly developed creatures that lived on Earth many millennia ago possessed advanced technologies that allowed them to conduct large-scale military operations using the most fantastic weapons. From the voices of the battles of the gods came to us in the Iliad, in the Theogony and Mahabharata, in myths and epic tales into which real events turned, passing through the millstones of shocked human imagination. Moreover, a comparison of ancient sacred texts, archaeological finds and legends allowed the author of this book to reconstruct and trace all stages of the great wars, which he called the First and Second Pyramid Wars, which took place between the gods more than ten thousand years ago and had a decisive influence on the further development of human civilization.