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This issue of the MES Journal honors
Vermont epigrapher Warren Wheeler Dexter, photographer of history and
antiquities. Dr Cyclone Covey writes the story of the obscure Carolinan
woman artist Henrietta Johnston
struggling and surviving in early American colonial live. In another
another article, Style as Metaphysics
he lectures on the methodology of determining cultural insight from the
of the art found in pottery. Journal editor, Dr Joh White, intrepets
the Sun/Light culture found in his Legend of
Manabozo article.
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| Warren Dexter
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My Life and Research Travels
Remarkable Monuments of Southern Alberta
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| Dr Cyclone Covey
| Gentle Warren Dexter
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Henrietta de Baulieu Dering Johnston, Portraying Equanimity in Calamity:
Tuscarora and Yamassee Wars
Father Émile Petitot (1838-1917)
Style as Metaphysics
Review of Josephine Huppertz, Culture Traditions of Easter Islanders
and Their Christianizing
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| IJ Gallagher and WW Dexter
| The Blanchard Stone |
| Michel-Gérald Boutet
| Ptolemaist Celtiberians Across the Atlantic
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| Paula Baker Sten
| In Search of Old European |
| Charles Herberger
| Sabino: The Popham Colony Reader |
| Horst Friedrich
| The Pan-Mycenæan Geomantic Network |
| Fejes Pál
| Decipherment of an Ancient
Inscription from the ENOS Time Found on a Clay Ware Vase in Ukraine |
| Charlotte Grantham
| Case for Deciphering Ogam with the
Ancient pre-Babylonian Style of Hebrew as well as Old Irish |
| EG Squier, editor
| Manabozah and the Great Serpent |
| Dr John White
| Applications of EMSL III |
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| Algonquin Culture Words, Part I |
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| Comments on the Legend of Manabozho
and the Great Serpent |
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| Interpretation of Rock Art Figure 'Kokopelli':
A Connection with the Ancient EMSL Sun God |
