In Search of Cumorah

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Quick Overview: A geologist-scholar argues that the Book of Mormon's Hill Cumorah was not in New York but in southern Mexico, marshaling geographic and archaeological evidence from ancient Mesoamerica.
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In Search of Cumorah proposes that the Book of Mormon's original Hill Cumorah—where the Nephites and Jaredites were destroyed—was the Cerro Vigía in Veracruz, Mexico, not the hill near Palmyra, New York. David A. Palmer develops thirteen geographic and fifteen archaeological criteria from the text, then tests them against Mesoamerican sites, correlating the Jaredites with the Olmecs and locating Zarahemla, Nephi, and other cities. A landmark of LDS 'Limited Tehuantepec' geography scholarship, richly illustrated with maps, photos, and field research.

  • Challenges the popular assumption that the Book of Mormon Cumorah is in New York
  • Uses real Mesoamerican archaeology to test scriptural claims criteria by criteria
  • Correlates the Jaredites with the archaeological Olmecs
  • Firsthand field research at proposed sites, richly illustrated

Perfect for a committed Latter-day Saint interested in Book of Mormon geography, apologetics, and Mesoamerican archaeology who wants a criteria-based case for a Mexican Cumorah.

Product Details

Author
David A. Palmer
Format
Paperback
Pages
270
Dimensions
6x9 in
Interior
Black and White
Weight
15.1 oz
ISBN
9780882907833
SKU
C1063
Imprint
Horizon Publishers
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