Author: Wakefield Jay Stuart

The Colonization of North nd South America by the Beaker People

A Culture Terminated by the Michigan Copper Trade – Understanding Bronze Age Malta

A 2500 – 2200 BC Date for the Arrival of Michigan Copper in Europe

The SunGod Religion and Sailing Routes to Colonies in the Americas

Sailing to America: Latitude data for the Copper Trail to Isle Royale and Egypt recorded on Bronze Age Axeheads

Bronze Age Colonies in the Azores and Canaries

Michigan Copper in the Mediterranean (Isle Royale and Keweenaw Peninsula, c. 2400 BC – 1200 BC)

New Finds Support Minoan Role in Transatlantic Copper Trade: Stone Circles, PetroPots, Petroglyphs, and Ship Carvings

Crossing the Atlantic via the Azores (Stone Rows of Kerlescan, Menec and Kermario, Carnac, Brittany, c. 1900 BC)

Ocean Pendants of Ancient Travelers (Portugal, Spain, Ireland, and America, c. 2200 BC)

Ocean Pendants (Portugal, Spain, Ireland, and America. c. 2200 BC)

Megalithic Colony in Greenland

Were the Copper Miners of Michigan Giants?

Discovery of the islands in the ocean (Cairn T, Loughcrew, Co. Meath, Ireland, c.3200 BC)

Ocean Pendants (Portugal, Spain, Ireland, and America, c. 2200 BC)

Michigan Copper in the Mediterranean (Isle Royale and Keweenaw Peninsula, c. 2400BC-1200BC)

A return route across the ocean, encoded at Tormsdale Rows (Caithness, NE Scotland, c.1600 BC)

The discovery of the islands in the Atlantic (Stone C8, Cairn T, Loughcrew, Ireland, c.3200 BC)

The stone rows of Tormsdale – A voyage to Central America, the Realm of the Dead (Caithness, NE Scotland, c.1600 BC)

The paintings of Porcelano Cave. The discovery of Guadelupe, c.3000 BC. (Sierra de San Francisco, Baja California, Mexico)

The Rings of Stenness, Brodgar & Bookan – Celebrating the discovery of south Greenland (Orkney Islands, Scotland, c.3200 BC)

The passage Grave of Karleby – Encoding the islands discovered in the ocean (Karleby, Falbygden, Sweden, c.2950 BC)

The monument of Ales Stenar – A sunship to the realm of the dead

The Disc of Nebra – Important sailing routes of the Bronze Age displayed in religious context (Nebra, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany, c.1600 BC)

A nautical center for crossing the ocean – The dicipherment of angular encoding (America’s Stonehenge, North Salem, New Hampshire, C.2200 BC)

The discovery of the Atlantic islands

The three rivers petroglyph – A guidepost for river travel in America