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Bourne Stone Gives Evidence Of Early Atlantic Crossing

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Categories | Black Indians, Bourne, Bourne Stone, Bournedale, Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod, Cape Cod Canal, Carthaginians, Christianity, Great Herring Pond, Hanno, Komassakumkanit, Manumet River, Massachusetts, Melungeons, Moroscos, Nantucket Sound Religion, New England, Phoenicians, Punic, Spain, Western Cape Cod
Post date | April 17, 2015

by, John J White, III, Beverley H. Moseley, Jr., and Charles F. Herberger Originally published in The Midwestern Epigraphic Society Journal [Editor’s Note: The visit of Dr. Charles Herberger to the 2001 MES Symposium prompted us to prepare an update of an old epigraphic diffusion report. It is amazing that this brief message has Read More

Tags Bourne Stone, Carthaginians, Hanno, Punic

Poverty Point, The Manufacturing of Copper Oxhides for the Atlantic Copper Trade

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Categories | Atlanteans, Atlantis, Bronze Age, Copper Oxhides, Earthworks, Egyptians, Five Nation's, Iroquois, Knossos, Late Archaic, Louisiana, Macon Ridge, Megalithic Culture, Minoan, Mississippi River, moundbuilding, Olmec, Oxhides, Phoenicians, Poverty Point, Ramses III, Sea Peoples, The American Museum of Natural History, Uluburun Shipwreck
Post date | January 14, 2015

Bronze Age Town & Gulf Ports on the Copper Trail Open-fire manufacturing of Copper Oxhides (NE Louisiana, & Mississippi c.2000-700 BC) J.S. Wakefield, jayswakefield@yahoo.com Photos coming soon, apologies from AA staff. Summary The “Late Archaic” Poverty Point earthworks in Louisiana are the earliest and largest monuments in prehistoric North America. The site Read More

Tags bronze age, copper, copper culture, Oxhides, Poverty Point

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