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Aboriginal Chipped
Stone Implements of New York
Originally published as the Bulletin of
the New York State Museum, Volume 4, Number 16, this book examines
the chipped stone implements from New York state. This 6-1/2" x 9", 129 page soft cover book contains
84 pages of text
and 23 full page plates illustrating 212 chipped stone artifacts. Softcover, 84 pgs. |
$12.95 |
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Aboriginal
Pottery of the Eastern United States
Some extraordinary pottery artifacts found in the Eastern United States illustrates this in-depth study by a former director of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology. This 7-3/4" x 10-1/2", 414 page soft cover book is perfect bound, profusely illustrated with 177 full page plates (7 full color), 79 illustrations and a color pottery distribution map of the Eastern United States. Softcover, 414 pgs. |
$27.95 |
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All That Remains
Discoveries by a West Virginia
archaeologist re-write the prehistory of his state.Softcover, 92 pgs. |
$19.95 |
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American Antiquities:
Discoveries in the West
Being an exhibition of the evidence that an ancient population
of many partially civilized nations differing entirely from those
of the present day indians peopled America many centuries before
its discovery by Columbus, and inquiries into their origin, with
a copious description of many of their stupendous works, now in
ruins, with conjectures concerning what may have become of them.
Compiled from travels, Authentic sources, and the researches of
antiquarian societies. Softcover, 8 1/2 x 11, 400 pgs. |
$24.95 |
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Ancient Archives Among
the Cornstalks
This convincing novel dramatizing the arrival of
ancient Egyptians in America paints a credible picture of what may
have happened. Hardcover, 299 pgs. |
$15.00 |
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Ancient Mines of
Kitchi-Gummi
Who were the surprisingly sophisticated miners of
prehistoric Michigan? Softcover, 189 pgs. |
$13.95 |
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Ancient Mining on the
Shores of Lake Superior
Published April 1863, 30 page reprint from the Smithsonian Institution;
this booklet one of the best early sources for the ancient copper
mining activities of Upper Michigan. Booklet is fully illustrated
with examples of miners copper, stone and wood tools plus map of
the Keweenaw Peninsula showing ancient mine locations. Booklet, orig. rel. in 1863, 30 pgs. |
$14.95 |
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Ancient
Pottery of the Mississippi Valley
A study of the pottery
collection of the Davenport Academy of Natural Sciences, Davenport,
Iowa. with 103 illustrations.Softcover, 75 pgs. |
$10.95 |
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Animal Carvings
from Mounds of the Mississippi Valley
An analysis of the Mound
Builders stone carvings as representations of animals not found in
the Mississippi Valley of the United States. illustrated with 125 black & white illustrations
and plates (many full page).Softcover, iIllustrated., 125 pgs. |
$9.95 |
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Antiquities of Central
and South-Eastern Missouri
Originally published as the Bureau of American Ethnology
Bulletin Number 37 and focuses on the central and South-Eastern
portion of Missouri. illustrated with
20 B&W figures and photographic plates Softcover, iIllustrated, 116 pgs. |
$12.95 |
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Antiquities
of Tennessee
One of the most referenced books
on American archaeology, Thruston's work set the standard for
regional archaeological works, 246 photographs and
illustrations.Softcover, 369 pgs. |
$19.95 |
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Arch(a)eological Atlas of
Ohio
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$49.95 |
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The Asiatic Fathers of America,
Finally, the research and map findings of this extraordinary quest to match ancient Chinese maps with the geography and known geographical locations of the ancient world has been condensed and put in an easily readable form. Hendon Harris's map comparisons and research were in the past only available to scholars as this book had been published in very limited printings and usually only accessible only at universities. The comparisons of Native American cultures, language, dress, and hairstyles cannot be ignored when reading Harris's findings. Our Hopi Indians being one of the strongest. The Asiatic Fathers of America is a cultural awakening to concepts, precepts, traditions, and false histories that have predominated in Western Civilization's history. This book is a strong, fresh wind serving to blow the dust off long-held misinformation and disinformation promulgated by Western historians unfamiliar with an ancient superior culture that explored the world, and recorded it on maps millennia ago. Hardcover, 149 pgs. |
$19.95 |
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Book of Enoch the
Prophet
This rare reprint of one of the lost books of the bible was originally
published in 1821, and has been out of print for nearly 100 years.
It contains original biblical material censored by the Councils
of Nicea and Trent, when the molders of Christianity decided which
ideas should or should not be included in the “official”
Old and New Testaments. Like the Dead Sea Scrolls, this controversial
book was translated from the original Coptic Egyptian script, and
was no less suppressed by the early church fathers, probably because
of its obvious indebtedness to ancient Egyptian myth. Enoch, for
example, is equivalent to the Egyptian god of civilization, Thoth.
Reading The Book of Enoch puts the bible in an entirely new light. Softcover, illustrated, orig. released in 1883., 189 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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Certain Caddo
Village Sites in Arkansas (Indian Notes & Monographs)
The
classic book of the
Caddo Indians,
Harrington's excavations
continued where Clarence
B. Moore's left off.
This work focuses upon
this one culture and the
depth of study is
superb. Utilizing
excavations and research
materials, Harrington
paints a vivid picture
of this
vanished people's life.
Profusely illustrated,
there is plate after
plate of Caddo
pottery, flint, ground
stone, pipes, etc. -
137 full page plates in
all. In fact, it was
very difficult to pick
out just a few plates
for this display as some
of the most breathtaking
artifacts are pictured
throughout this book.Softcover, 348 pgs. |
$24.95 |
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Certain
Mounds and Village Sites in Ohio, Vol. 1
The original monographs concerning notable Ohio
archaeological sites: Adena Mound, Edwin Harness Mound, Baum
Prehistoric Village and Gartner Mound and Village Site. The
excavations by Mills and Shetrone uncovered some wonderful artifacts
of these prehistoric aborigines with
scores of photographs
and drawings. Softcover, 279 pgs. |
$18.95 |
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Discovering the
Mysteries of Ancient America
Collection of best articles selected from 12 years of
Ancient American issues, with Zechariah Sitchin, etc. 287 pgs. |
$15.95 |
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Earthenware
of the New York Aborigines
Originally published as the Bulletin of
the New York State Museum, Volume 5, Number 22, this book examines
pottery and pipes from New York state, 32 full page plates illustrating 245 pottery artifacts. Softcover, 107 pgs.. |
$12.95 |
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Emblematic
Mounds and Animal Effigies
Part
of the Prehistoric America series, this landmark work describes
hundreds of effigy mounds in Wisconsin and the United States.
Authoritatively written, it describes many earthworks that have
completely disappeared due to farming, erosion and modern
construction, many had virtually disappeared by the time of this
writing with over 200 illustrations. Softcover, 350 pgs. |
$24.95 |
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Engravings of Prehistoric
Specimens from Michigan USA
Oringinally published 1910, 41 page reprint; the first released
publication showing the controversial Michigan Tablets (Soper/Savge
plates). Full 8x10 photos of clay, copper and stone tablets. Booklet, 8 1/2 x 11, illustrated, 42 pgs. |
$14.95 |
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Exploration of
Tremper Mound
The
Tremper Mound is located 5 miles north of the city of Portsmouth,
Ohio and was excavated in 1915 under the direction of William C.
Mills. Henry C. Shetrone (Mills' assistant at the time) also
participated in this excavation and was responsible for the
restoration of many of the wonderful effigy and platform pipes that
were found there. Among the many finds during the excavation
were two caches. Cache #1 consisted of over 500 objects including:
136 tobacco pipes (effigy and platform), ear spools, woven fabrics,
crystals of galenite and mica, bone ornaments (some human) and
objects of flint, copper, wood and pipestone. Illustrated with photographs, diagrams and
two full color plates of red pipestone platform pipes. Softcover, 140 pgs. |
$14.95 |
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Footprints of Vanished Races
Notwithstanding all this labor and study, the great questions continually repeated, which were suggested when our antiquities were first noticed, still remain unanswered; namely: Who were the authors of these works? What was their origin, and what were the causes of their disappearance? Were they the red men found in possession of the continent at the time of its discovery? I am not aware that the opinion that the red men were the authors of the most extensive works, though maintained by some scholars of high repute, is held by any who have given them personal and thorough examination. The earlier travellers who stumbled upon them in the wilderness, or on the prairie, express their astonishment at their magnitude and the skill displayed in their erection. Captain Carver, in the account of his travels in the years 1766-'7-'8, describes what he was convinced was a military work, which he accidentally discovered upon the bank of Lake Pepin. This was long before it was known that America had any antiquities. Concerning it he says that "its form was somewhat circular, and its flanks reached the river. Though much defaced by time, every angle was distinguishable, and appeared as regular and fashioned with as much military skill as if planned by Vauban himself." Again: "I was able to draw certain conclusions of its great antiquity." "How a work of this kind could exist in a country that has hitherto been the seat of war to untutored Indians alone, whose whole stock of military knowledge has only, till within two centuries, amounted to drawing the bow, and whose only breastwork, even at present, is the thicket, I know not." Softcover, illustrated, 122 pgs. |
$15.95 |
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He Walked the Americas
An anthology of Native American myths and legends describing a
Christ-like figure who brought healing and spiritual arts to the
ancestors of all Indian tribes. These are true Indian legends, gathered
during twenty-five years of research by archaeologist, L. Taylor
Hansen, an outstanding diffusionist researcher, from numerous tribes. Hardcover, illustrated, 304 pgs. |
$19.95 |
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Hematite Implements of
the United States
This is a thorough work on
hematite implements found across the United States. This book also
includes the two foldout pages (map and type chart) that were often
removed from the originals. contains 51 photographs and
illustrations, fold out map and type chart. Softcover, illustrated, 99 pgs. |
$12.95 |
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Holocaust of Giants: The Great Smithsonian Cover-OverSmithsonian coverup on the size of the Adena people in the |
$16.95 |
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The History of the Knights Templars
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, illustrated, orig. rel. in 1842, 396 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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Hopewell Mound
Group of Ohio
Published
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 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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How the Sun God Reached
America:
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, illustrated, 300 pgs. |
$24.95 |
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Inca Origins
The biggest, best book about
the Inca and their overseas’ connections. Profusely
illustrated. Softcover, 866 pgs. |
$39.95 |
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The Kensington Rune Stone: Compelling New Evidence,
How often does one find a book which combines history, anthropology, geology, mystery, modern analytical method, and human emotion in a manner worth of the best fiction? Let there be no mistake, this excellent publication presents a fascinating and compelling account of a Rune stone found in a rural area of Minnesota in 1898. The stone is believed by many to be a record from 1362 left by a Norse expedition, and this account presents every credible evidence supporting this belief. The stone record was left by visitors to Minnesota three centuries before other Europeans began to settle this continent. Read this account and enjoy the mystery, the investigation, and the revelation. You will not be disappointed. Softcover, 11x12, generously illustrated, 574 pgs. |
$29.95 |
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The Lost Treasure of
King Juba
Ancient American editor tells all about Illinois’ infamous
cave filled with gold artifacts from Roman-era North Africa. More
than 100 photos of the evidence. Softcover, illustrated, 224 pgs. |
$18.00 |
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Maps of the Ancient Sea
Kings
The eastern shores of South America and Antarctica beneath its
ice cap were accurately mapped more than 3,000 years ago by an unknown
civilization. The full story of the Piri Re-is Map. Softcover, illustrated, orig. rel. in 1947, 316 pgs. |
$19.95 |
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Mayan Genesis
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$39.95 |
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Michigan Copper: The Untold Story- A History of Discovey,
An account of the Archaeology of North America and its ancient visitors. Emphasis is placed upon the waterways of the Great Lakes and the people who have labored tirelessly to preserve every piece of evidence supporting contact with the Eastern Hemisphere. There have been successes but, unfortunately, many artifacts and pristine sites have been lost to the settlement of the American frontier in all regions of the country. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan has been heavily trodden by the development of our European ancestors, yet there is much that has been passed over. Fred Rydholm is one of these people who have labored with great passion to discover, preserve and verify the ancient history of North America's Pre-Columbian visitors. Hardcover, illustrated, 555 pgs. |
$49.95 |
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Mystery Cave of Many Faces,
In his own words, the discoverer of a subterranean site in southern Illinois tells how he found vast riches from the ancient world. Hard bound, 240 pgs. |
$20.00 |
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The Mystic Symbol
Expanded edition of the original
classic, long out-of-print, describing thousands of Christian,
inscribed tablets, unearthed across Michigan. Softcover, 275 pgs. |
$21.95 |
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Perforated
Stone Artifacts from California
The Bureau of Ethnology archaeologist
examines perforated stone artifacts from California and their
possible uses.Softcover, 34 pgs. |
$7.95 |
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Polished Stone
Artifacts from New York
Originally published as the Bulletin of
the New York State Museum, Volume 4, Number 18, this book examines
the polished stone ornaments and implements from New York state, 36 full page plates illustrating 245 polished stone artifacts. Softcover, 129 pgs. |
$12.95 |
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Prehistoric
Implements
This was
definitely
an
all-encompassing
work
both in
the
number
of
implement
types as
well as
the
geographical
areas
covered.
Includes
just
about
every
artifact
type:
discoidals,
plummets,
points,
axes,
blades,
pottery,
pipes,
spuds,
pestles,
gorgets,
bannerstones,
inscribed
tablets,
picks,
etc, with 621 illustrations representing over 3,000
artifacts. Softcover, 423 pgs. |
$27.95 |
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Prehistoric Men of
Kentucky
Early in-depth study of the artifacts
of the aboriginal inhabitants of the Bluegrass State. Of particular
interest is the discussion of artifacts found in Salts Cave which
preserved many perishable materials such as textiles and wood. Iillustrated with 125 black & white illustrations
and plates (many full page). Softcover, 343 pgs. |
$18.95 |
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Prehistoric
Races of the United States
A reprint
from 1873. Early Antiquarian/Archaeology of the Mound Builders
focusing around the Mississippi River. Softcover, illustrated, 415 pgs. |
$25.95 |
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Prehistoric Relics
Some wonderful artifacts representing museum and private
collections from the turn of the Twentieth Century.
Interesting discussions of artifacts and over 100 references to
other archaeology books, articles and pamphlets. The two
foldouts are quite often missing in the originals - especially
the large (11" x 17") classification chart which was not bound into
the original, but inserted. Contains 2 foldouts and illustrates 850 artifact specimens in 146
figures and photographs. Softcover, 165 pgs. |
$13.95 |
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Primitive
Drilling
A thorough study of primitive drilling techniques. Drawing
examples from ancient cultures, including the North American
Indians, and drilling experimentation, it explains how various stone
materials could be successfully drilled using ancient techniques with 201 illustrations. Softcover, 134 pgs. |
$12.95 |
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Primitive Man in Ohio
Early
work of Moorehead's. This book centers around mounds excavated
in the Hopewell Group of Ross County, Ohio. Some of the
outstanding artifacts found were the copper clad antler headdress
and the cache of over 7,000 flint discs, illustrated with 54
B&W engravings and photographs. Softcover, illustrated, 246 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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Rocks & Rows: Sailing Routes across the Atlantic and the Copper Trade, by Jay Stuart Wakefield and Reihound M. De JongeReaders get more than their money's worth in this 8-by-10-inch, full color, 300+ page tome brimming with hundreds of photographs and illustrations. On a scale to match, its time parameters range from Brittany's Cairn of Barnenez in 4800 BC to the fifteen hundred year-old "sun-ship" monument of Ales Stenar, in Sweden. The former will be of particular interest to cultural diffusionists, because this little known structure is a megalithic step-pyramid on the French coast. Authors Jay Stuart Wakefield, a Seattle zoologist, and Reinoud De Jonge, a Dutch chemist, document this singular edifice in powerful imagery and a text that places it squarely within the realm of transatlantic possibilities. The thrust of their new book shows that connections between the ancient Old World and America did not result from accidental voyages, but were deliberate undertakings for specific goods going back to Neolithic times. These expeditions were triggered, the authors demonstrate, by the Upper Great Lakes Region's abundance of the world's highest grade copper. It was this incomparable natural resource, they argue, that drew seafaring metal-workers from Western Europe, where the imported copper was combined with tin and zinc for the manufacture of bronze. As such, Rocks & Rows will undoubtedly stand the test of time as a font of often difficult to find information and a handbook for anyone interested in the Neolithic and Bronze Age influences at work on our continent. Softcover, numerous illustrations, 300+ pgs. |
$23.99 |
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Stone Age in
North America (Volumes I & II)
Without a doubt one of
Moorehead's most ambitious projects, this book is a classic of
American Archaeology. Over 4,000 artifacts pictured including implements, ornaments, weapons, pottery and utensils.
The TWO
VOLUMES contain 300 full page plates
(including 5 full color and 14 photogravure), 400
figures, illustrations and photographs. Softcover, 863 pgs. |
$54.95 |
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Stone
Ornaments Used by Indians of the
Warren K. Moorehead's magnum opus, this monumental work is a
comprehensive study of the stone ornaments produced by the
prehistoric American aborigine. Well over 1000 artifacts are
illustrated in 32 chapters of 448 pages. Illustrated with 265 figures and photographs (2 in full color, 3 photogravure),
3 fold out type charts and 3 maps. Softcover, 448 pgs. |
$27.95 |
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Summary
of the Archaeology of Iowa
This list of locations of archaeological features for 34 Iowa
counties was prepared Iowa archaeologist Frederick Starr in
1895. It gives specific locations for mounds and sites
and will prove to be of immeasurable value for anyone interested in
the early archaeology of Iowa. Softcover, 72 pgs. |
$12.95 |
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The Ten Tribes of
Israel
A lifetime work of Indian
Nations cultural similarities/symbols showing a Judeo/Christian
connection to the Eastern Hemisphere. Softcover, 323 pgs. |
$21.95 |
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Secret Voyages to the New World
Enjoy New World Adventures of King Solomon, Queen Hatshepsut, King Arthur, Marco Polo, Zheng He, Vespucci, Drake, and many others. Includes maps, ships, etc... Softcover, 8 1/2x11, illustrated, 300 pgs. |
$24.95 |
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Traditions of De-coo-Dah
A reprint 1858, Native
American reveals his life as an Elder in his tribe. Softcover, illustrated, 332
pgs. |
$25.95 |
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Unearthing Ancient America,
A collection of the best articles from past issues of Ancient American magazine demonstrating impact on our continent from overseas before Columbus. Twenty-two writers show how the prehistory of North America was influenced by visitors from the old worlds of Egypt, India, medieval Europe and Polynesia. These expert researchers tackle a broad variety of archaeological enigmas shunned as too heretical for consideration by conventional scholars. Softcover, illustrated, 287 pgs. |
$15.99 |
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View of the Hebrews
View of the Hebrews was first published in 1825 by Rev. Ethan Smith,
a minister in Poultney, Vermont. While spending many hours preaching
the Gospel in the New England area he came in contact with several
tribes of Native Americans. As a trained student of the ancient
world and especially the Old Testament he couldn’t help but
notice strong cultural similarities between the native population
and his Hebrew education. Softcover, 227 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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The Mound Builders
An early study of the Mound Builders; "Being
an account of a remarkable people that once
inhabited the valleys of the Ohio and Mississippi,
together with an investigation in the Archaeology of
Butler County, Ohio". Softcover, 233 pgs. |
$21.95 |
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Archaeology of Ohio
Artifacts, effigies, mounds and tablets of the prehistoric occupants
of Ohio. Softcover, 119 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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Turner Mound Group
of Earthworks, Hamilton County, Ohio
"This people reached a high degree of excellence in their art
designs. In this line they were probably unsurpassed by any tribe
north of Mexico. In modeling, relief carving, and copper working
they also attained high proficiency. As traders they were
enterprising and resourceful. They procured obsidian, probably from
the Yellowstone; shells from the Florida coast; copper from the Lake
Superior region; and mica from the Appalachian Highland. "
Hundreds of artifacts illustrated whose materials included meteoric
iron, copper, silver, gold, shell, pearls, mica, cannel coal,
fabrics, clay, bone, etc. Softcover, 194 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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Mound Builders of Illinois
8Intended as an Illinois specific work on mound builders,
Throop covers the area known as the American Bottoms. Softcover,
78 pgs. |
$10.95 |
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Archaeological Survey of Kentucky, Vol. II
Reports in Archaeology and Anthropology Volume II,
Archaeological Survey of Kentucky. A comprehensive
atlas of the Bluegrass State locates over 1,200
sites with 71 full page county maps as well as a
large foldout map of the cultural areas of the
state. Locations of sites as well as photographs and
illustrations of artifacts found in the state round
out this comprehensive volume.Softcover, illustrated, 463 pgs. |
$27.95 |
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Ancient Life in Kentucky
Another
classic work on Kentucky, this book starts out with
very early times and then concentrates on the
prehistoric Indians of the Bluegrass State. Softcover, Illustrated, 349
pgs. |
$19.95 |
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Basketry Designs of the
Indians of Northern California,
An early work from the
American Museum of Natural History, Dixon provides 37 full
page plates of baskets and descriptions of over 160 baskets in total. Softcover, 108 pp. |
$12.95 |
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Basket-Work of the North
American Aborigines,
A classic work from the
U.S. National Museum of Natural History,
Containing 65 full page B&W plates and their
descriptions illustrating over 100 baskets, this
work is often referenced by later basketry books. Softcover, 144 pages. |
$13.95 |
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Aboriginal Monuments of New York,
Reprint! Originally published in 1849 by the Smithsonian Institution, oversize edition, 9x12 size, illustrated, prominant earthworks covering western New York. Bonus: Charles Whittlesey's excellent work on the copper mines of Upper Michigan is included as an addendum. Softcover, 240 pgs. |
$23.95 |
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A Tradition of Giants,
The Adena people in ancient days and their assimilation into the historic Native Tribes. Spiralbound, 8 1/2x11, illustrated, 181 pgs. |
$19.95 |
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Contact with Ancient America,
Traces the evidence of early foreign contact with North American people from 7,500 years ago to the Colonial period. This exceptional book is designed for a popular audience, especially readers who like to make their own evaluations of recent and unexpected findings. Soft cover, 8 1/2x11, generously illustrated, color and B/W, 146 pgs. |
$28.00 |
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The Dene and Na-Dene Indian Migration 1233 AD: Escape from Genghis Khan to America, by Ethel G. StewartEthel Stewart does a credible job of proving that there were trans-Pacific contacts etween Asia and the west cosat of North Amrica in the Thirteenth Century. She also comes up with points of comparison between Dene traditions and Asian roots that are fascinating. The trouble with many scholarly works is that they are boring. Not so in this case! Those who are fascinated with subjects such as those with which she deals may find it to be as much or more of a "page truner" or "all night read" than a really well done mystery thriller. Hardcover, 566 pgs. |
$49.95 |
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Giants of the Ancient Ohio Valley,
Earliest evidence for the Adena people in the Ohio territory. Booklet, spiral bound, 8 1/2x11, illustrated, 34 pgs. |
$14.95 |
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The Great Serpent Mound Book of Wonders & Mysteries,
Hamilton is one of the leading experts on this mound. He demonstrates the knowledge of the heavens as revealed by the Serpent Mound people. Booklet, spiralbound, 8 1/2x11, illustrated, 49 pgs. |
$16.95 |
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The Lenape Stone or The Indian and the Mammoth,In the spring of 1872, eight years after the discovery of the famous mammoth carving in the cave of La Madleine, Perigord, France, Barnard Hansell, a young farmer, while ploughing on his father's farm, four miles and a half east of Doylestown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, saw, to use his own words, a "queer stone." By wetting his thumb and rubbing it he could see strange lines and a carving representing an animal like an elephant, but without troubling his boyish head much about it, he carried it several days in his pocket, and finally locked it up in his chest until the spring of 1881 when it was purchased and eventually viewed by Bucks County Historian Captain J.S. Bailey, who first called serious attention to this find. Softcover, illustrated, 95 pgs. |
$9.95 |
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The Nephilim Chronicles: Fallen Angels in the Ohio Valley (Vol. 1), by Fritz ZimmermanThe giant offspring of this union between the sons of God and the daughters of men were called the Nephilim. This book takes the leap from mythology to science to discover that the Nephilim were the last vestiges of the Cro-Magnon species; who were known for their gigantic height. Followers of the Sun god, Og and the Earth Mother Havahh, they spread from the Biblical Lands to the British Isles and the Ohio Valley. Their open-air earthen and stone temples and burial mounds, containing the remains of giants have stood the testament of time; leaving an indelible mark upon our soil. Herein are the historical accounts of over 300 giant skeletons that have been discovered within burial mounds and subsurface tombs; revealing new insights of the peopling of North America. Softcover, 8x10, 348 pgs. |
$24.95 |
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The Nephilim Chroncles: A Travel Guide to the Ancient Ruins in the Ohio Valley (Vol. 2), by Fritz ZimmermanVolume 2 provides the serious reader with exact locations of mounds and earthworks found in the Ohio Valley region. The reader can take a self-guided tour of never-before discovered mounds and earthworks throughout the entire Ohio Valley. For those seeking to honor the burial sites of the ancestors of Native American Indians – Sioux, Cherokee, Allegewi (Hopewell) – or those simply wishing to see for themselves. Includes photographs and geographical markers for ease of location. Softcover, 8x10, 298 pgs. |
$19.95 |
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Prehistoric Copper Mining in the Lake Superior Region,
Over the years, the book went through several printings, eventually selling 5000 copies and becoming something of a cult classic. In 2004, an original copy sold on e-Bay for $150. This current printing is a response to all the requests our family has received to re-issue the book. It is an exact duplicate of the original 1961 edition, including typographical errors and original photographs. In the years since this book was published, there has been in the field scientific advances which are not included in this work. Prehistoric Copper Mining in the Lake Superior Region is now available again in its original format. Soft cover, 5x8, illustrated, with 222 pgs. |
$14.95 |
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The Problem of the Ohio Mounds,
Cyrus Thomas published this short work to establish his uncertainty about who the Mound Builders were; however, he decides to identifly them with, at least in part, the Five Civilized Nations of the Cherokee. Thomas is puzzled by the Eastern Hemisphere artifacts that continue to be discovered in undisturbed layers deep within the mounds themselves. So, he continues to question the identity of the builders of the mounds. These non-conforming artifacts have been gathered by Thomas, which he admits to having, yet they have never been shown or identified in the museums of today. Where is the unusual artifact collection of which Cyrus Thomas speaks? Currently, we do not know. This is a must-have book for all mound builder investigators. Softcover, illustrated, 54 pgs. |
$10.95 |
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THIS LAND: Zarahemla and
the Nephite Nation (Vol. 1),
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$21.95 |
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THIS LAND: Only One Cumorah (Vol. 2),
A comparison of Nephite timeline and North America’s Hopewell culture of 300BC to 400AD with emphasis on western New York State. Published April 2004. Softcover, over 100 illustrations, 225 pgs. |
$21.95 |
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THIS LAND: They Came from the EAST (Vol. 3),
A comparison of Nephite timeline with North America’s Hopewell culture of 300BC to 400AD with emphasis on traditions of eastern migration from the Atlantic. Published April 2004, Softcover, over 100 illustrations, 225 pgs. |
$21.95 |
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THIS LAND: America: 2000 BC to 500 AD (Vol 4), A compilation of articles taken from the pages of Ancient American Magazine by non-LDS authors revealing the archaeological support for the of Nephite timeline and North America’s Hopewell culture of 300BC to 500AD. Published April 2009, Softcover, over 100 illustrations, 263 pgs. |
$21.95 |
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The American Antiquarian, by Reverand Stephen D. Peet(1883) An examination of Native village structures at the time of European discovery and an explanation of the numerous geometric earthworks left by the Adena and Hopewell Mound Builders across the midwest. Also, not to be left out are the effigy mounds of Wisconsin. Rev. Peet is recognized as a reliable early antiquarian with first hand knowledge of the history of this land. Softcover, spiral bound, illustrated, 31 pgs. |
$5.00 |
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Atlantis In The Amazon: Lost Technologies and the Secrets of the Crespi Treasure, by Richard WingateISBN: 978-1-59143-120-6, June 2011, includes 8 page color insert and 56 b&w photos of Crespi material,. Softcover, 6X9, 184 pgs. |
$14.00 |
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The Day Behemoth & Leviathon Died: Earth Disaster, by David Allen DealTwo Past Catastrophes: Read the latest analysis of professionally-gathered evidence that supports these contentions. See new photos of the remains of the Ark of Noah on a mountain in the region of Ararat (Urartu) in eastern Turkey near the Iranian border. Read of the1997 discovery of Noah’s long-lost city of Mesha-Naxuan, within a mile from the ark-remains, right where Berosus and Moses of Chronensis claimed it was, Mt. Judi. Find out why the Bible stands in complete accord with geological evidence, long regarded by American academics as incompatible. All of this and more on the impossible state religion of evolution in the new 320 page fully illustrated book 20 years in making. Softcover, illustrated, 320 pgs. |
$20.00 |
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Indians of Ohio: To What Race Did The Mound Builders Belong?, by M.F. Force(1879) The discussion here is that the Native population today are the remnants of the Mound Builders, that this group divided itself into 2 main opposing groups with Illinois and Indiana being swept clean by warfare and the Ohio defending themselves with enclosures until they collapsed or fled southward. Softcover, spiral bound, 76 pgs. |
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Ohio Mound Builders, by E.O. Randall(1908) The purpose of this volume is to report on the Ohio Mound Builders and describe their chief relics as they now appear and as they appeared when found in their original condition. This author has visited all the earthworks described herein, especially “Fort Ancient” so that the descriptions are firt hand, “views taken on the spot.” This work is confined to the hilltop enclosures. Softcover, spiral bound, illustrated, 126 pgs. |
$15.00 |
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Altantis and 2012, by Frank JosephWhat did the Maya really predict for 2012? What was the relationship between their sacred calendar and Atlantis or Lemuria? Why did the Norse, Hopi, Hindus, Incas, Chinese and other ancient peoples offer similar predictions? Learn the surprising answers to these and more questions about "Atlantis and 2012." Contains color photo section; 31 original photographs and illustrations. Soft cover, 246 pgs. |
$16.00 |
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