Amerika: Timeless World
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Hector Burgos Stone is a Chilean-born writer and researcher. In Amerika: Timeless World, he presents fascinating evidence to support the theory that civilization as we know it began in South America and developed throughout the world from there. This book's strength is in its ability to introduce a vast amount of groundbreaking information while being concise and enjoyable to read. Amerika: Timeless World is highly recommended for students and professors, archaeology and ancient history enthusiasts, and anyone who likes to challenge accepted “facts” and theories. Includes 10 B&W illustrations and charts illustrating linguistic concepts.
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This is a very unusual . I was intrigued by the thesis contained within it, i.e. that civilization began in the place known today as South America. There is no doubt about the role of South America in the history of the world. By this presentation, Hector Stone challenges the accepted view that the Fertile Crescent, in modern day Iraq, is the cradle of civilisation. It put me in mind of another book that I read recently called Uriel's Machine, I cannot at the moment recall the publisher or the author.
Of course, I personally lean towards this latter thesis that put the Celts, (Newgrange and Stonehenge)at the forefront of that first step towards civilisation!
There are many indeed who question whether those first steps have yet to be taken!
Certainly, Hector Stone has delved deep into the past to present this very interesting study.
Regards,
Miki Curran
This is a very unusual . I was intrigued by the thesis contained within it, i.e. that civilization began in the place known today as South America. There is no doubt about the role of South America in the history of the world. By this presentation, Hector Stone challenges the accepted view that the Fertile Crescent, in modern day Iraq, is the cradle of civilisation. It put me in mind of another book that I read recently called Uriel's Machine, I cannot at the moment recall the publisher or the author.
Of course, I personally lean towards this latter thesis that put the Celts, (Newgrange and Stonehenge)at the forefront of that first step towards civilisation!
There are many indeed who question whether those first steps have yet to be taken!
Certainly, Hector Stone has delved deep into the past to present this very interesting study.
Regards,
Miki Curran
"challenging material"
I have not heard of Hector Burgos Stone or his ideas before, but this book is intriguing and makes me want to know more, especially as I was born in Peru!
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