Ancient Stone Structures, The Bones of Giants and How the Koch-funded Smithsonian Exhibit Is Designed to Create Fear and Control
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"When the colonists showed up, there were over 200,000 earthen pyramids, geometric forms, conical mounds and effigies of astounding proportions (i.e., enormous). It was like a geometric blackboard in ancient America." Jim Vieira
Liner notes: 3 November 2012 | Vieira's research over the last 20 years has led him down a bizarre road of intrigue and mystery surrounding the races and built structures of Ancient America. Vieira has compiled thousands of accounts of giant skeleton reports from the New York Times, Smithsonian Ethnology Reports, American Antiquarian, Scientific American as well as town and county histories to make the case that the history of our past has not only been deliberately covered up, but is vastly different then what we are told.
With passions in writing, researching, ancient stone work, spirituality and metaphysics, Jim is a stone mason and co-owner of North Wind Stonework in Ashfield, Massachusetts, USA doing dry masonry in and around the Berkshire Highlands for 15 years. Jim belongs to the Northeast Antiquities Research Association, a clearinghouse of information regarding mysterious monuments of antiquity. Jim is a regular contributing columnist for the Shelburne Falls & West County Independent and the national publication, Ancient American Magazine.
I am very glad to learn of Jim Vieira's work - I would hope that he may produce or help produce a book to sum up the findings to date. I am a bit put off by the characterization of the stone works at New Salem NH as "America's Stonehenge" and of the linking that is attempted their with early Europeans, be they Irish or British or Scandinavians or Portuguese, as though it was not possible for the people indigenous to New Hampshire to produce such works. Yet they have in many parts of North America - the possible link with mound builders of the midwest or south is interesting. People may also be interested to know of native legends of giants as well as of little people, and might like to read my retelling of the legend of Weetucks from my people, the Wamanoag, the first stotry in my book WAMPANOAG MORNING, available on Amazon.-Manitonquat (Medicine Story)
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