Jay Stuart Wakefield (63 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Discover the groundbreaking truth about America's ancient export and how it shaped civilizations for centuries. Embark on a journey of historical inquiry and uncover a world of human ingenuity and exploration that will forever change your understanding of early transatlantic connections.- 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.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Discover the groundbreaking truth about America's ancient export and how it shaped civilizations for centuries. Embark on a journey of historical inquiry and uncover a world of human ingenuity and exploration that will forever change your understanding of early transatlantic connections.- 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.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How the SunGod Reached America: A Journey Through Megalithic Sites and Ancient Maritime Exploration uncovers the astonishing history of prehistoric transatlantic voyages. This comprehensive guide by Dr. Reinoud M. de Jonge and Jay Stuart Wakefield delves into the decipherment of megalithic petroglyphs and monuments, revealing how ancient civilizations navigated the oceans and discovered new lands long before recorded history. Through meticulous research, the authors demonstrate the connections between European megalithic structures, the SunGod religion, and the early exploration of America. Ideal for history enthusiasts, archaeologists, and those fascinated by ancient mysteries, this book offers a new perspective on the global impact of prehistoric exploration.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In 'Rocks & Rows: Sailing Routes Across The Atlantic and the Copper Trade,' authors Jay Stuart Wakefield and Reinoud M. de Jonge delve into the fascinating connections between ancient petroglyphs and transatlantic trade routes. This revised edition offers an in-depth exploration of how copper trading might have driven early maritime navigation across the Atlantic.The book presents compelling evidence of sophisticated sailing knowledge and navigational routes established by ancient mariners, linking the Old World with the New. Through meticulous research, Wakefield and de Jonge interpret petroglyphs and other archaeological findings, proposing that these symbols were used as navigational aids by ancient seafarers.The narrative takes readers on a journey from the shores of Europe to the riverbanks of North America, unveiling the mystery of how ancient cultures might have interacted and traded. Illustrated with detailed maps, photographs, and drawings, 'Rocks & Rows' invites readers to rethink conventional historical narratives about pre-Columbian transoceanic contact.Wakefield and de Jonge's interdisciplinary approach, combining archaeology, history, and geology, makes 'Rocks & Rows' an essential read for anyone interested in ancient history, maritime archaeology, and the mysteries of early exploration. Whether you are a scholar or an enthusiastic amateur, this book offers a new perspective on the history of human exploration and the interconnectedness of ancient civilizations.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How the SunGod Reached America: A Journey Through Megalithic Sites and Ancient Maritime Exploration uncovers the astonishing history of prehistoric transatlantic voyages. This comprehensive guide by Dr. Reinoud M. de Jonge and Jay Stuart Wakefield delves into the decipherment of megalithic petroglyphs and monuments, revealing how ancient civilizations navigated the oceans and discovered new lands long before recorded history. Through meticulous research, the authors demonstrate the connections between European megalithic structures, the SunGod religion, and the early exploration of America. Ideal for history enthusiasts, archaeologists, and those fascinated by ancient mysteries, this book offers a new perspective on the global impact of prehistoric exploration.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In 'Rocks & Rows: Sailing Routes Across The Atlantic and the Copper Trade,' authors Jay Stuart Wakefield and Reinoud M. de Jonge delve into the fascinating connections between ancient petroglyphs and transatlantic trade routes. This revised edition offers an in-depth exploration of how copper trading might have driven early maritime navigation across the Atlantic.The book presents compelling evidence of sophisticated sailing knowledge and navigational routes established by ancient mariners, linking the Old World with the New. Through meticulous research, Wakefield and de Jonge interpret petroglyphs and other archaeological findings, proposing that these symbols were used as navigational aids by ancient seafarers.The narrative takes readers on a journey from the shores of Europe to the riverbanks of North America, unveiling the mystery of how ancient cultures might have interacted and traded. Illustrated with detailed maps, photographs, and drawings, 'Rocks & Rows' invites readers to rethink conventional historical narratives about pre-Columbian transoceanic contact.Wakefield and de Jonge's interdisciplinary approach, combining archaeology, history, and geology, makes 'Rocks & Rows' an essential read for anyone interested in ancient history, maritime archaeology, and the mysteries of early exploration. Whether you are a scholar or an enthusiastic amateur, this book offers a new perspective on the history of human exploration and the interconnectedness of ancient civilizations.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Clean, tight copy in glossy wraps. 159pp, fully illustrated in color.