Adelaide researcher Eddy Pengelly became involved in The Pegg Project® from 1998 when he was asked to assist others in proof reading and scrutinizing Pegg's works.


1998 to 2004   Pegg Project Historical Comparisons

PPHC was set up to produce and print reports by Pegg that are now in the form of his 20 comb bound A4 size research Booklets.

The business name was registered in December 2003 in order to publish a local run of six printed books involving new research by Eddy Pengelly. Copies were directly sold to many local libraries but were briefly exclusively sold to the public by Dymocks Bookshop in Rundle Mall, Adelaide.

Then Eddy began a new activity.

2003 to 2011   PPHC Study Group

This is an abbreviation of 'Pegg Project Historical Comparisons Study Group'.

Eddy's private evaluation group was active on the internet presenting some of Pegg's work on its own website and other forums, and often invited people to conduct on-line evaluations. His six printed research books were also made available to the general Australian public.

Eddy then decided to get off the internet.

2012   Adelaide Time Travel Evaluation Group

A purpose and name change. This was set up in 2012 to cater for people in Adelaide who desired to personally view the three cd-roms that have been documented and described in ancient texts. They could now compare their contents directly with ancient texts using the PPHC Resource Books as references.

To do this a larger venue had to be hired for the workshops. The old pphcstudygroup .com.au website was replaced with the shorter TT2012.com.au, and associated advertising signs were placed on a private vehicle to help spread the word.

A new introduction Seminar was made, and the personal delivery of books to interested Adelaide residents was now available.

By the end of 2013 Eddy ceased his general research and personal public appearances, as an Adelaide company had gained the rights to all the Pegg and Pengelly time travel works and intended to take the project in a different direction.

By the end of 2013 it was decided that these time travel discoveries were too important to let fade away, so a replacement to Eddy's former study group was formulated.

A new business name was registered (July 2014), a new website was procured, and licences were purchased from the company.
A new host was recruited and was now ready to present astounding time travel discoveries to the Australian public.