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THIS LAND: Willard's Cumorah Land (Vol. 5),
Edited by Wayne N. May and Vicki Bean Topliff
In late June of 1829, Joseph Smith Jr. allowed eight witnesses to hold the sacred record and turn its pages to examine its characters. Be it known unto all nations, kindreds, tongues, and people, unto whom this work shall come: That Joseph Smith, Jun., the translator of this work, has shewn unto us the plates of which hath been spoken, which have the appearance of gold; and as many of the leaves as the said Smith has translated we did handle with our hands; and we also saw the engravings thereon, all of which has the appearance of ancient work, and of curious workmanship. And this we bear record with words of soberness, that the said Smith has shewn unto us, for we have seen and hefted, and know of a surety that the said Smith has got the plates of which we have spoken. And we give our names unto the world, to witness unto the world that which we have seen. And we lie not, God bearing witness of it.
Christian Whitmer, Jacob Whitmer, Peter Whitmer, Jr., John Whitmer,
Hiram Page, Joseph Smith, Sr., Hyrum Smith, and Samuel Harrison Smith.
Softcover, 6x9, 192 pages, photos, some color. |
$21.95
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The Hooked X,
by Scott F. Wolter
The Hooked X is a secret symbol first found on an inscribed slab of rock, dated 1362, unearthed by a farmer in Minnesota in 1898. This mysterious symbol inspired the author to pursue a nine-year investigation on both sides of the Atlantic that led to the discovery of other artifacts and clandestine documents indicative of secret trips to North America long before Columbus. The trail of evidence led to a deep plunge into the shadowy areas of Freemasonry and the Knights Templar that most brethren of these orders are unaware of. This incredible true story reveals untold secrets of North America that weave from medieval times through today, forever changing history as we know it.
Softcover, 6x9, 271 pages, generously illustrated. |
$18.95
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Ancient Mining on the
Shores of Lake Superior,
by Charles Whittlesey
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, originally released in 1863, 30 pages. |
$14.95
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Viking America,
By Gunnar Thompson
The latest treasure from maverick scholar, Gunnar Thompson, is a feast of intellectual surprises and family entertainment. Viking America offers up a smorgasbord for those who are curious about the true story of America's multicultural heritage. This remarkable book is a festival filled with humorous episodes, desperate gambles, and inspiring human achievements.
Viking America begins with the roles of women weavers who recorded details concerning New World trade in their ancient tapestries. A Norse-French tapestry from Bayeux, Normandy, includes scenes of New World turkeys and labor gangs digging earthworks. The author includes New World turkeys along with furs, lumber, codfish, tin, and maize that were imported into Northern Europe. Welsh traditions of building hilltop forts, earthworks, walled roadways, and circular corrals reappeared across the landscape of Ancient America as the Old World settlers built hilltop cities along the Ohio River Valley. Welsh-Indian residents in these forts numbered in the tens of thousands. As late as the 18th century, their descendants were known as the "Welsh-speaking Indians."
Softcover, 8.5x11, 335 pages, illustrated with maps, artifacts, earthworks, ships, plants, etc. |
$24.95
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Book of Enoch the
Prophet,
Translated by Richard Laurence, Reprint 2000
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, originally released in 1883, 189 pages. |
$16.95
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The Copper Trade,
by Jay Stuart Wakefield
A compilation of many years of research on the mystery of the copper miners and copper trade of Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin. A complete study of Wakefield's research completely gathered into one volume for easy and immediate reference. A major edition to any diffuision library! Columbus was last!
Softcover, 8.5x11, 157 pages, numerous illustrations, full color pages. |
$19.95
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Engravings of Prehistoric
Specimens from Michigan USA,
by Rudolph Etzenhouser
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, 8.5x11, illustrated, 42 pages. |
$14.95
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Footprints of Vanished Races,
by A. J. Conant 1879
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 pages. |
$15.95
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He Walked the Americas,
by L. Taylor Hansen
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 pages. |
$19.95
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American Discovery: The Real Story, 2nd Ed.,
by Gunner Thompson
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND - OUT OF PRINT FOR AROUND 10 YEARS!!! The DEFINITIVE Diffusionist's Handbook. All NEW 2nd Edition.
This book is an encyclopedia of the first explorers from Siberia during the last Ice Age and all the subsequent, countless voyagers from Asia, Africa, and Europe who journeyed to America. Among their ranks were Sumerians, Celts, Phoenicians, West Africans, Norwegians, Egyptians, Polynesians, Chinese, Japanese, Romans, Greeks, Arabs, Hindus, and many others. Read about them all in this newly revised, up-dated edition, the single most valuable volume in any diffusionist's library.
Softcover, numerous illustrations, 396 pages.
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The 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, illustrated, originally released in 1842, 396 pages. |
$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, 8.5x11, illustrated, 300 pages. |
$24.95
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The Encyclopedia of Ancient Giants in North America,
by Fritz Zimmerman
Includes: giant mummies, 888 human giants, giants in 47 states, mass graves of ancient dwarfs, fairies and paranormal activity at burial mounds and earthworks.
Soft Cover, 8.5x11, over 300 images, 515 pages. |
$19.95
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Maps of the Ancient Sea
Kings,
by Charles H. Hapgood, Reprint 1998
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, originally released in 1947, 316 pages. |
$19.95
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The Mystic Symbol,
by Henrietta Mertz
Expanded edition of the original
classic, long out-of-print, describing thousands of Christian,
inscribed tablets, unearthed across Michigan.
Softcover, 275 pages. |
$21.95
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Prehistoric
Races of the United States,
by J.W.Foste
A reprint
from 1873. Early Antiquarian/Archaeology of the Mound Builders
focusing around the Mississippi River.
Softcover, illustrated, 415 pages. |
$25.95
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The Ancient Giants Who Ruled America: The Missing Skeletons and the Great Smithsonian Cover-Up,
by
Richard J. Dewhurst
A study of the substantial evidence for a former race of giants in North America and its 150-year suppression by the Smithsonian Institution. Shows how thousands of giant skeletons have been found, particularly in the Mississippi Valley, as well as the ruins of the giants’ cities. Explores 400 years of giant finds, including newspaper articles, first person accounts, state historical records, and illustrated field reports. Reveals the Stonehenge-era megalithic burial complex on Catalina Island with over 4,000 giant skeletons, including kings more than 9 feet tall.
Softcover, includes more than 100 rare photographs and illustrations of the lost evidence, 357 pages. |
$19.95
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The Ten Tribes of
Israel,
by Timothy R. Jenkins
A lifetime work of Indian
Nations cultural similarities/symbols showing a Judeo/Christian
connection to the Eastern Hemisphere.
Softcover, 323 pages. |
$21.95
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Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley - 1848,
by Ephraim G. Squier and Edwin H. Davis
Edited and with introduction by David J. Meltzer, Smithsonian Classics of Anthropology. Comprising the results of extensive original surveys and explorations (1848) by the Americans Ephraim George Squier and Edwin Hamilton Davis, a landmark in American scientific research, the study of the prehistoric indigenous mound builders of North America and the early development of Archaeology as a scientific discipline. Published in 1848, it was the Smithsonian Institution's first publication and the first volume in its Contributions to Knowledge series.
The book has 306 pages, 8 lithographed maps and plates, and 207 wood engravings. |
$29.95
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Traditions of De-coo-Dah,
by William Pidgeon
A reprint from 1858, Native
American reveals his life as an Elder in his tribe.
Softcover, illustrated, 332
pages. |
$25.95
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View of the Hebrews,
by Rev. Ethan Smith, Reprint 1825
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 pages. |
$16.95
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The Mound Builders,
by J.P. MacLean 1879
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 pages. |
$21.95
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Archaeology of Ohio,
by M.C. Read 1896
Artifacts, effigies, mounds and tablets of the prehistoric occupants
of Ohio.
Softcover, 119 pages. |
$16.95
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Aboriginal Monuments of New York,
by E.G. Squire
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 pages. |
$23.95
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Explorations of the Aboriginal Remains of Tennesse,
by Joseph Jones M.D.
Jones’ work is mainly on the ancient inhabitants of Tennessee and the explorations of the aboriginal remains of Tennessee or antiquities in Tennessee. It covers common burial practices, archaeological digs, items found, and other information about native antiquities. One chapter is devoted to Old Stone Fort, Manchester, Tennessee, which happens to be a place of special interest to Dr. Jones. The Old Stone Fort remained a mystery until the University of Tennessee conducted archaeological excavations in 1966. Throughout the 19th and early 20th Century, various theories tried to identify the builders.
Softcover, 10x12, generously illustrated, 171 pages. |
$19.95
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The Dene and Na-Dene Indian Migration 1233 AD: Escape from Genghis Khan to America,
by Ethel G. Stewart
Ethel 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 pages. |
$49.95
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Hindu America,
by Chaman Lal
George Squier wrote 1849:... these buildings (temples in Palenque, Mexico) correspond with great exactness to those of Hindustan (India).” Scholar, Ramon Mena, 1924, called the Nahuatl, Zapoteca, and Mayan languages “of Hindu origin”
New reprint from 1956, softcover, 358 pages. |
$16.95
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The Lenape Stone or The Indian and the Mammoth,
by H.C. Mercer, 1885In 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 Zimmerman
The 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 Zimmerman
Volume 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,
by Drier & DuTemple 1961
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,
by Cyrus Thomas 1889
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),
by Edwin Goble & Wayne May
A comparison of Nephite timeline with North America’s Hopewell culture of 300BC to 400AD. Published March 2002, softcover, over 100 illustrations, 220 pgs. |
$21.95
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THIS LAND: Only One Cumorah (Vol. 2),
by Wayne N. May
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),
by Wayne N. May
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),
by Wayne N. May 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 Day Behemoth & Leviathon Died: Earth Disaster, by David Allen Deal
Two Past Catastrophes:
• The First Killed the Dinosaurs - Rifted the Continents, then Flooded the Earth
• The Second Only Flooded the Earth
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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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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Atlantis and 2012, by Frank Joseph
What 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. |
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Records of Ancient Races, by McAdams
A portion of the facts and suggestions embodied in this work were included in a paper read, under the, title of “Ancient Pictographs on the Banks of the Mississippi,” before the American Association for the Advancement of Science, at the Ann Arbor meeting two years ago. The illustrations of the pictographs, being shown on canvas, attracted so much interest that we at once saw that the value of the work when printed would largely depend on the illustrations. In having these cuts made, and arranging them in the text, the subject seemed to demand a larger and more complete discussion; showing, not only the pictographs and carvings on the rocks, but similar devices on the mound pottery and other objects, among which are the curious gorgets of shell bearing engraved representations of spiders with the symbol of the cross on their backs. With the exception of a few of the fine engravings used by permission from Mr. Conant’s work, and a few cuts of emblematic mounds, by permission of the editor of the American Antiquarian , the most of these illustrations are new, and made from objects either in my own collection or the collections of friends. We believe these pictographs have all important bearing on the study of our archaeology, and may aid in throwing some light on the origin of the races that have been inhabitants of this continent. Quite probably our Mound-Builders left no written history; but that fragments exist here and there that exhibit rude attempts to record something, we believe we will show to the reader of this little book. Softcover, 120 pages, illustrated.
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The Lost World of Ancient America, edited by Frank Joseph
• While digging out a new basement near Los An geles, homeowners accidentally unearth a 3,000-year-old Phoenician altar.
•A treasure-hunter in Ohio finds more than he expected, when his metal detector locates an Eastern Mediterranean pendant from 1000 BC.
•Two caches of coins minted in Imperial Rome surface along the Ohio River.
•A Smithsonian Institution archaeologist excavating a Native American burial mound in Tennessee removes a stone emblazoned with a second century Hebrew inscription.
These are just a few of the dramatic finds described in The Lost Worlds of Ancient America. They confirm that our continent was visited and influenced by visitors from Europe and the Near East hundreds, even thousands of years before its "official" discovery in 1492. As such, this startling, fresh proof of their powerful impact on the pre-Columbian New World offers us a different view of American origins that threatens to re-write mainstream textbooks.
More than two dozen noted academics, researchers, and writers have contributed to this myth-shattering volume, including:
Scott Wolter, a university-trained geologist, construction analysis company president, and author of The Hooked X, showcased on The History Channel; Dr. John J. White, editor emeritus of the Midwestern Epigraphic Society's quarterly Journal; J.M. Allen, a former air-photo interpreter for Britain's Royal Air Force; Bruce Scofield, PhD, a world-class authority on Aztec astrology; Dr. Arlan Andrews, Sr., a registered professional engineer with a 40-year career at White Sands Missile Range, AT&T Bell Labs, and the White House Science Office; Wayne May, founder and publisher of Ancient American magazine. Softcover, 6x9, generously illustrated,
287 pages, FREE s&h. |
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The Lost History of Ancient America: How Our Continent was Shaped by Conquerors, Influences, and Other Vistors from Across the Ocean
A profusion of plants brought from Asia and Africa, thousands of years ago, still flourishing across the U.S. Underwater ruins recently found off the coast of Oregon. Bronze Age oil wells in Pennsylvania, etc., etc. "Twenty scholars present irrefutable evidence that the Americas were, indeed, influenced by fearless visitors from across the oceans long before Columbus went in search of new passages for Spain." Brad Steiger.
Copies signed by the author. 288 pages; forty photos and illustrations. $22.00 (includes postage). |
$21.95
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The Lost Colonies of Ancient America: A Comprehensive Guide to the Pre-Columbian Visitors Who Really Discovered Amerca
An Egyptian temple accidentally unearthed by Tennessee Valley Authority workers, in 1935. A beautifully crafted metal plate with the image of a Phoenician woman in the Utah desert. Viking houses and wharves excavated outside of Boston. These enigmas are a tiny fraction of the abundant physical proof for Old World visitors to our continent many hundreds and thousands of years ago.
Copies signed by the author. 320 pages; fifty photos and illustrations. $22.00 (includes postage). |
$22.00
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