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The Copper Trade (Revised Edition) [Print Replica] Kindle Edition
- Benefit: Unveil the mystery of the disappearance of half a billion tons of pure crystallized copper.
- Emotional Benefit: Captivate your imagination and challenge conventional wisdom.
- Life-changing: Reinterpret history and shine a light on overlooked archaeological evidence.
- In "The Copper Trade," author Wakefield delves into seven years of meticulous research, culminating in a comprehensive study published as a series of enlightening articles.
- Benefit: Trace the journey of copper ingots from ancient pits in Michigan to Bronze Age civilizations in Europe and the Mediterranean.
- Emotional Benefit: Experience the thrill of adventure and the excitement of discovery.
- Life-changing: Transform your understanding of global trade and the impact of ancient mariners.
- Wakefield's firsthand encounters with the sites he discusses add depth and authenticity, making "The Copper Trade" essential reading for anyone intrigued by ancient mysteries, maritime history, or the evolution of global trade.
- Benefit: Explore vivid photographs and revelations from "Burrows Cave" mapstones depicting ancient riverine routes.
- Emotional Benefit: Immerse yourself in a world of ancient secrets and untold stories.
- Life-changing: Expand your knowledge and understanding of ancient civilizations and their connections.
- Illustrated with vivid photographs and featuring revelations from "Burrows Cave" mapstones depicting riverine routes, this book captivates with its blend of scholarly rigor and adventurous spirit.
- "The Copper Trade" is more than a historical inquiry-it's a compelling journey through centuries of human ingenuity and exploration, poised to challenge and reshape our understanding of early transatlantic connections and the enduring legacy of America's ancient export.
- Benefit: Gain a deeper appreciation for the impact of America's ancient export on global trade and the evolution of civilizations.
- Emotional Benefit: Connect with the past and uncover the untold stories of ancient mariners and their remarkable achievements.
- Life-changing: Inspire a new perspective on history and the world around us.
- Print length160 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJuly 7, 2024
- File size179190 KB
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- ASIN : B0D8J4YYHG
- Publication date : July 7, 2024
- Language : English
- File size : 179190 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
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- Print length : 160 pages
- Format : Print Replica
- Best Sellers Rank: #4,472,656 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #3,581 in Archaeology (Kindle Store)
- #21,145 in Archaeology (Books)
- #21,301 in Sociology (Kindle Store)
About the author
Jay Wakefield (1943) is a well-respected zoologist whose varied career experience extends from being a newsletter and book editor through to property management. His interest in megalithic art and prehistory was aroused as a child by the exciting writings of Thor Heyerdahl. His father, Richard, set the stage for his lifetime journey into archaeology with an inspiring high school graduation address in 1932, The Antiquity of Man in North America, which established an enduring bond of father-son literary exploration and archaeological adventure. Their numerous coastal and offshore sailing experiences have greatly enhanced their research efforts.
For four years now, Jay S. Wakefield and Reinoud have worked hard to complete this manuscript referencing much material, sourced for each author from opposite ends of the globe. Most of this material is published here for the first time in English. The authors would especially like to take the opportunity of expressing their deepest gratitude to those that came before them, in particular to Mrs. E. Shee Twohig whose magnificent out-of-print catalogue of European petroglyphs is indispensable; her figures have been frequently cited in this study. They are also grateful to acknowledge Dr. Gerard F. IJzereef, Professor of Archaeology at the University of Amsterdam for his support to which they are the most grateful.
Through the data retrieved from these important sites, slowly the intellect and achievements of prehistoric humans are opening up to us. This work opens doors toward a broader understanding of this rich tapestry of stories and legends that punctuate the latter historical period. There is much yet to be seen, both in literature and in the field.
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