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The early history of the Americas is still pretty much a mystery.  Thanks
for sharing the information, P.  It confirms what Fell and Goodman have
been arguing for quite some time..  The Americas have been visited by a
variety of ancient peoples: Libyans, Phoenicians, Romans, Greeks,
Africans, and Japanese...  (plus, the Vikings and the Celts)..

Paul Goodman goes so far as to argue that the landbridge worked in the
other direction as well....early Americans traveled into Asia...rather
than vice versa...  The prehistoric American dates keep getting pushed
back further and further..
Best wishes,
Wm
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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> In a message dated 1/6/99 11:31:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> <<
>  Perhaps the Book of Mormon's fanciful narrative of Semites in America
>  (Lamanites and Nephites) has some basis in fact.  who knows. >>
>
> While I lived in Utah, a friend (an author of a number of books on ghost
> towns) published information about some coins purchased by someone from some
> Indians who had found them in a cave along a river.  The coins were placed in
> the museum in Salt Lake City and ascribed to the Lamanites.  I had a friend
> from the Middle East look at the pictures of them in the book.  He said one
> was Arabic and one had Cunieform writing.  I thought perhaps some Spanish
> conquistadores (some had come a good way into what is now the United States)
> had lost them there.  Prudy
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