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Hidden History of the
Human Race
by Michael Cremo & Robert Thompson
Learn about the deliberate suppression of American prehistory, and the
amazing discoveries that are shattering consensus reality.
Softcover, 320 pp, $15.00
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History of the Knights Templars
by Charles G. Addison, Reprint 2001
Charles Addison’s 1842 classic is the most thorough, concise
description of the Knights Templar ever written. Available again
after a more than 50-year hiatus, it tells how the knights really
began, why they achieved unprecedented wealth and power, and what
led to their cruel downfall. A new Introduction by publisher David
Hatcher Childress brings readers up to date on the fate of the Templars,
who appear to have arrived with their fabulous treasure in North
America long before Columbus left Spain.
Softcover, 396 pgs, illustrated, orig. rel. in 1842, $16.95
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Hopewell Mound
Group of Ohio
by Warren K. MooreheadPublished
by the Field Museum of Natural History of Chicago. Moorehead
expands on the excavations of the important Hopewell site that
readers were introduced to in
Primitive Man in Ohio.
The artistry of the artifacts displayed by this prehistoric
culture is mind boggling as a glance at the 64 in-text
illustrations and the 48 full-page plates will attest.
Softcover, 162 pp, $16.95
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How the Sun God Reached
America:
A Guide to Megalithic Sites
by Dr. Reinoud M. de Jonge and Jay Stuart Wakefield
This book is based on the decipherment of rock art found at megalithic
sites across Western Europe. Dr. de Jonge and co-author Wakefield
provide dozens of photos and illustrations of megalithic sites on
both sides of the Atlantic to demonstrate their case for Neolithic
contacts between both continents. Their striking hypothesis seems
amply backed by an abundance of fascinating source materials.
Softcover, 8 1/2 x 11, 300 pgs, illustrated, $24.95
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Inca Origins
by G.R. KearsleyThe biggest, best book about
the Inca and their overseas’ connections. Profusely
illustrated.
Softcover, 866 pp, $39.95
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Indian Artifacts:
The Best in the Midwest
by Lars Hotham The “bible” of American artifact
collectors.
Hardcover, 455 pp, color, $29.95
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Knights Templar in
the New World
by William Mann Read
about the ever mysterious tales of the Templars and their
missing treasure. Softcover, 294 pp, $16.95
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