I can almost guarantee that you're not going to find what you're looking for. The reason I say that is because I've looked at the work of many researchers of these kinds of topics, and find that they either don't take it as far as I have or are heading off in the wrong direction, or both.

I also don't think anything is coming in the near future, because I frequently find pieces of evidence and think, "People way smarter and more knowledgeable than me have been studying these things for centuries or longer. In all that time, how have they never taken note of the importance of what I just found?" I'm still quite shocked at what's been missed that I found laying in plain sight.

I've thought about writing it up myself, but from my experience people are not open to it, and that goes double for people actually researching these topics. They grow attached to their ideas, and speculation is far easier than disciplined research. And what's probably worse, at a deep level, I think almost everyone finds the kind of things I have to say far too threatening to their worldview. Easiest just to reject it.

All that being said, I recommend to you the works of Lloyd Pye, Mauro Biglino, Michael Tellinger (his early work, as he's totally lost the plot lately) and of course, Zecharia Sitchin. Interesting note, though: I'm recommending Sitchin blindly as I've only ever read a couple of paragraphs of his many books. When I came to many, many of the same exact conclusions he did (as I understand them from secondary sources), well, that really sort of says something about the accuracy of the analysis, doesn't it?

Best of luck with your studies!