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Archaeology and the Book of Mormon, Part VII: Horses in Ancient America (continued)

TitleArchaeology and the Book of Mormon, Part VII: Horses in Ancient America (continued)
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication1955
AuthorsHunter, Milton R.
MagazineImprovement Era
Volume58
Issue Number12
Pagination898–899, 972–977
Date PublishedDecember 1955
KeywordsAncient America – Mesoamerica; Ancient America – North America; Ancient America – South America; Archaeology; Horses
Abstract

This series is  a  comprehensive  compilation  of  archaeological  artifacts  in  Mesoamerica  that  relate  to  Book  of  Mormon  places  and  peoples.  It  is  copiously  illustrated  with  photographs  of  buildings,  pottery,  statues,  and  carvings.  The  series  includes  evidences  of  Christ’s  appearance  to  the  Americas  and  reviews  ancient  Mayan  writings, including Title of the Lords of Totonicapan, the Popol Vuh, the Annals of the  Cakehiquels,  and  the  Works of  Ixtlilxochitl.  The  author  also  discusses  white  and  dark  people in ancient America. The seventh part continues the discussion of horses in ancient America.

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