Across before Columbus? : evidence for transoceanic contact with the Americas prior to 1492 /
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Format: | Conference Proceeding Book |
Language: | English |
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Edgecomb, Me. :
New England Antiquities Research Association, NEARA Publications,
1998.
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Table of Contents:
- Jomon-Valdivia similarities / Betty J. Meggers
- King Juba remembered / Norman Totten
- Comalcalco / Neil Steede
- The significance of metallurgy in the Purhépecha religion / Celia Heil
- The Gungywamp enigma / David P. Barron
- Earth, stones, and sky / James W. Mavor, Jr.
- An ancient solar observatory at Willow Creek, California / John H. Rudolph
- Astronomical alignments in the Newport Tower / William S. Penhallow
- Shadow and substance / Curtiss Hoffman
- Maize diffused to India before Columbus came to America / Carl L. Johannessen
- The Zuni enigma / Nancy Yaw Davis
- Dyestuffs and possible early contacts between southwestern Asia and nuclear America / Stephen C. Jett
- The chicken in America / George F. Carter
- The Yuchi, American and Asian / Joseph B. Mahan
- Perigrination of the organic / Daniel W. Gade.
- The identification of the Proto-Tifinagh script at Peterborough, Ontario / David H. Kelley
- American Indian languages before Columbus / Mary Ritchie Key
- Early Eurasian linguistic links with North America / Roger Williams Wescott
- Some remarks on an inscribed stone from Grand Traverse County, Michigan / Donal B. Buchanan
- The Bat Creek Stone / J. Huston McCulloch
- The decipherment of American runestones / Suzanne O. Carlson
- The transmigrations of Tanit / Gloria Farley
- Commentary / Brian D. Stubbs
- Types of cultural diffusion / Roger Williams Wescott
- A European view of diffusion and transoceanic contacts before 1492 / Patrick Ferryn
- Vestiges of the natural history of archaeology / Alice B. Kehoe
- The Hebrew presence in Pre-Columbian America / Cyrus H. Gordon
- Ancient Chinese maps of the world / Donal L. Cyr
- Columbus was 100% Portuguese! / Manuel L. da Silva
- The Brendan-Columbus connection / Paul H. Chapman
- Commentary / John L. Sorenson.