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Ohio Archaeology Society Symposium ASO
Ancient Artifact Preservation Foundation Conference, Oct 23-26, 2008, Holiday Inn, Marquette, MI. Contact: J Johnson  Web
Early Trans-Atlantic Contact Symposium AC

A Night at the Local Museum

What's New?       August Quarter Meeting Changed to Aug 9, 2008
          Picnic to be at Hocking Hill's Rock House

2008 MES Symposium

Join the Archaeological Conservancy Ohio Mound Builders Tour
... from the Latest Journal

Visitor Information - The Midwestern Epigraphic Society researchs the ancient migrations of mankind to the Americas, especially Pre-Columbian and particularly to the Midwest US, as revealed by cultural similarities, archaic writing, ancient world history and evidence found by modern science. More...
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In the News
6 of the 10 Discoveries of 2007    [Reported in Archaeology magazine]. Thirteen stone towers at Chankillo Peru proved to be a Solar Observatory - one of the oldest in the Americas. Michael Waters & Thomas Stafford narrowed the Clovis period to a disputed 250 years (13,050-12,800) - too brief to have spread across the Americas. A theory arose to explain this Clovis culture disappearance - an exploding comet which conveniently also explains the extinction of the mammoth and the onset of the global cooling event called the Younger Dryas. Archaeologists stumble upon a 2,000-year-old Iron Age henge that inconveniently halted construction of the M3 around Dublin Ireland. Scientists completed a 10-year mapping project of Cambodia's Anghor which yielded clues suggesting the sprawling metropolis could have collapsed under overpopulation and deforestation. Radiocarbon dating and DNA analysis of a chicken bone from a site in Chile suggests Polynesians brought chickens to the west coast of South America well before Columbus.
Petroglyphs &
Ogam

Pig Pen Site
To be in forthcoming Weird Kentucky - Middle Fork Site
Cobb Hill Site
Written Rock
Barnesville Track Rock
Barnesville Fox
Barnesville Elephant
Barnesville Yoni
Colorado Mouse Deity
Heavener Runestone
Windmill Hill

Pre-Columbian

Peopling of the
Americas

Canes Landing
The Bat Creek Stone Patina
Stable Rocks ~ An Ancient Zodiac Site?

Ancient Maps
Mississippi River Maps
....... Map Translation

Great Lakes Map

More in Archives

For the Ethel Stewart Reader
The Dene Slaves Tribe
Dhoen-on - Ten Falcons
The Death of the
Last King of Hsi-Hsia in
Dene Tradition

The Sioux and the Atsina
Whence Come the Cree?
Book Review:
The Dene and Na-Dene Indian Migration 1233 AD: Escape from Genghis Khan to America

Earth & Other Works

Ohio's Murray Chamber
The Murray Cairn
Units of Measure at Newark Earthworks
Stone Serpent Effigy
Kentucky Indian Fort Mountain - - See Ancient American #75
Ohio's Ceremonial Earthworks   Part-1   Part-2  Part-3
For the Cyclone Covey Reader
NEW! Alexander & Burrows Cave PDF
Ancient America Did Not Influence Egypt!
Egypto-Libyan Presence
Hopewell Cherokee ?
Poverty Point to
Mississippian

John White's Language Origins and Ancient Symbols

The Earth Mother Sacred Language Primer
Linguistics Bibliography PDF
Swastikas
Horst Frederick
Origins of Upper/Lower Egypt  

Dr. Pál Fejes Articles The EEM.HUL Word Ladder Principle
Ancient Migrations of
Homo sapiens sapiens

Earth Mother Images   PDF
Unicorn Myth    PDF
Haida Legend of Origin
Word .doc: Lucayan People
Word .doc: Human Portraits BC II

The cover of the new MES Journal honors local artist member William Edward Turner (1916-1999) Inside are more art examples with more to come in future issues.

There are several articles about Dr Charles F Herberger of Centerville MA who identified and decoded the ancient Minoan Calander and Dr Ivan G Van Sertima who brought light upon Africans in the Americas before Columbus. Both received the MES Barry Fell Award in 2006.

Noted historian Dr Cyclone Covey provides us with an article on Olmec Beards citing the late Lawrence Athy's work at Comalcalco and Velikovsky's 284 Theses about the controversal "reinterpreter" of ancient historical America.

LINKS

Ancient Celtiberian Writing
Ancient American Magazine
Ancient Artifact Preservation Foundation
Hu McCulloch's Outliers
Oregon Rock Art
Ross Hamilton's Great Serpent Mound
J Wakefield's SunGod came to America
Gloria Farley's Web
Dr C. Pelleck's Migration & Diffusion
Cyclone Covey's Home Page
Dr Toth Bator Page
The Epigraphic Society

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