The Americas

David Hatcher Childress, 1992

author of “Lost Cities of North and Central America” writes the following:

o  most of the landmarks on the north side of the Grand Canyon, where the Mesopotamian artifacts and hieroglyphics were discovered, have Egyptian names.

o  artifacts and hieroglyphics discovered in the Grand Canyon support the Book of Mormon claim that Mesopotamian Tribes inhabited North America

o  the Olmecs of Mexico and Central America are older than the Mayans; they vary between African, Oriental and Mediterranean in appearance; they created the long-count calendar, the number system, the ball game ‘soccer’ before the Mayans; all Mayan cities are now considered to be built upon ancient Olmec cities. Like the Anasazi Indians, the Olmecs simply disappeared in an instant while they were in the process of constructing unfinished monuments and structures?

o Lovelock Lake, Nevada evidenced red-haired giants, giant skeletons 8-12 feet tall; fishing and hunting relics found in a cave beneath several feet of bat guano; boats & boating equipment in the desert

o Tennessee and Missouri are sometimes referred to as “Little Egypt” because of the numerous hieroglyphs and Egyptian artifacts discovered there. 

o Burrows Cave in Illinois, near the Illinois-Indiana border, contained Egyptian hieroglyphs, boomerangs, Egyptian artifacts and even African gold.