Voices of the Ancients

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Quick Overview: An amateur archaeologist argues that ancient Old World peoples—Egyptians, Libyans, Phoenicians, Buddhists, and others—inhabited North and South America long before Columbus, presenting rock inscriptions, caves, dolmens, and gold artifacts as evidence.
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Stephen B. Shaffer takes readers on a treasure-hunter's tour of controversial archaeological sites across Utah and beyond—mysterious hieroglyphic panels near Fillmore, dolmens at Fish Lake, the disputed Michigan Tablets, Burrows Cave, and Father Crespi's fabled Ecuadorian gold. Challenging mainstream academia's land-bridge theory, Shaffer contends that many ancient peoples reached the Americas by sea thousands of years ago. Written for readers curious about pre-Columbian mysteries and intrigued by connections to Book of Mormon history.

  • Utah's own 'ancient astronaut' and hieroglyphs mainstream academics can't explain
  • A treasure hunt near Fillmore that allegedly cost two men their lives
  • Was America peopled by ancient Egyptians, Libyans, and Buddhists—not just Bering land-bridge migrants?
  • Neil Armstrong's real-life jungle expedition to a legendary cave of gold
“With a good imagination a person can stand at the base of the Rocky Mountains and see the ghosts of the past while bathing in the beauty of those grand monarchs of granite and limestone.”

Perfect for an adult fascinated by ancient mysteries, lost civilizations, and pre-Columbian contact theories, who may also be intrigued by possible Book of Mormon archaeological connections.

Product Details

Author
S.B. Shaffer
Format
Paperback
Pages
192
Dimensions
6x9 in
Interior
Full Color
Weight
12.8 oz
ISBN
9781462110223
SKU
10223
Imprint
Council Press
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