Re: Oak Island

["Jennifer St. Clair Bush" <jenbush@insight.rr.com>]

Amazon usually isn't any help at all on used books.

I went to www.addall.com, and found one at the www.abebooks.com site for
11.95, and its signed by the author, too.

Hope this helps!

Jennifer
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Gibbons" <templar@net-link.net>
To: <sinclair@matrix.net>
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: Oak Island


> www.Amazon.com was no help.
>  Any ideas where I might buy a copy of "Ancient Mines of
>  Kitchi-Gummi" by Roger Jewell?
> Jerry
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Spirit One Email" <laurel@spiritone.com>
> To: "Sinclair Discussion" <sinclair@matrix.net>
> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 3:19 AM
> Subject: Oak Island
>
>
> > Some time ago William Buehler mentioned a book, "Ancient Mines of
> > Kitchi-Gummi" by Roger Jewell.
> >
> > Roger does not claim to be a researcher but has collected the researcher
> of
> > many many people concerning unexplained elements in North America.  One
of
> > these is the disappearance of 20 to 50 million pounds of copper mined
> along
> > eastern Lake Superior.  He proposes that this happened over 1200 year
> period
> > between 2400-1200 BC.   These dates coincided with the building of
> > Stonehenge (this was done in several stages over a long period too), and
> > other sites in England and Orkney, (America's Stonehenge, Oak
Island???).
> > Also during this period the native American culture was at a higher
> standard
> > but suddenly deteriorated around 1200 BC with coincides with events in
the
> > Mediterranean that Mr. Jewell believes ended the copper trade.   This
> > enormous amount of copper can not be accounted for in the archaeological
> > excavations on this continent but it would just take 3 ships a year over
> > 1200 years to move that amount of copper.
> >    It's just a little book 164 pages but full of pictures, illustrations
> and
> > research of people that could not account for so many anomalies.  Mr.
> Jewell
> > feels that years ago these people would have been ridiculed if they
would
> > have proposed a connection with Europe but now he feels that these
> theories
> > will be viewed differently today.
> >     So these could be the people that had the knowledge to create the
> money
> > pit???
> >
> > Laurel
> >
> >
> >
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