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North American then probably from before the flood and not Book of Mormon. What? They had no temples? Even the false religions before the flood probably had them.

Mooseman wrote:North American then probably from before the flood and not Book of Mormon. What? They had no temples? Even the false religions before the flood probably had them.

Before the flood? What flood would that be?

Oh my good lord!! What???

Where exactly in East Tennessee is this? I'd love to stop by and see it this weekend.

On another note, it is really weird to hear someone with a Utah accent say "Tennessee".

The poster says it's from the documentary "The Lost Civilizations of North America." You can find more information about it here http://www.lostcivilizationdvd.com/index.html

Also interesting is that some of the scholars interviewed in the documentary released a statement disavowing the conclusions presented in it. Which you can find here

Also I wish people would stop recording their television sets.

How would this square with the Limited Geography Theory?

This sounded like documentaries I have seen on late-night cable about things like Area 51 or Roswell, New Mexico. Isn't the guy on this clip implying that there was a conspiracy to cover up this discovery?

Cicero wrote:How would this square with the Limited Geography Theory?

This sounded like documentaries I have seen on late-night cable about things like Area 51 or Roswell, New Mexico. Isn't the guy on this clip implying that there was a conspiracy to cover up this discovery?

In the trailer they say evidence was ignored because of manifest destiny. That they wanted to make the indians look more like savages so it would be easier to take their lands.

On an amusing note on their trailer page they have a clip from the Glen Beck program.

Of all the documents and journals reviewed, none not single one states that aliens were not there.

brade wrote:Back to church everyone.

I'm joining tomorrow!

I'm very up on North American archaeology and have never heard of this. I lived in Tennessee for some years and had associations with several Tennessee archaeologists and never a word. This must be a big secret and part of a vast conspiracy to hide the truth (we all know how archaeologists are about hiding the truth).

The presenters are so believable... it must be true.

I can't find anything about this supposed ancient temple in Tennessee. Anyone else been able to find anything?