Conclusion - Discovering the mysteries of ancient America : lost history and legends, unearthed and explored

The great variety of artifacts described in the preceding pages combine to form an impressive body of evidence on behalf of overseas’ visitors to our country centuries, even millennia before the generally accepted, official history of America supposedly began, in 1492. These challenging objects are not without support from complimentary, oral traditions preserved over countless generations by native peoples from the Arctic Circle to the Andes. Together, they comprise the lost, neglected, despised, and occasionally suppressed account of our human origins on this continent.

But the evidence presented in this volume represents barely the tip of the diffusionist iceberg. Much has already been found, and much more is being found to radically revise a consensus-reality engineered by the academic powers-that-be for a public over-awed by scholastic authority. A ground-swell of contrary evidence, generated by rapid advances in research technology, is growing and must inevitably overwhelm the antiquated paradigms still espoused as incontrovertible doctrine by those best served by such narrow-minded dogma. Ancient America is the herald of that forthcoming change in perspective, based on the unsuspected depth of our country’s profoundly rich antiquity.

Joseph, F (2006). Discovering the mysteries of ancient America : lost history and legends, unearthed and explored. USA: Mark Book Press

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