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About the Author The author is a chemist scientist; SUNY Stony Brook 1976, inventor, holder of several US and
foreign patents. The author has traveled extensively throughout the Americas,
England and the Far East. His interest in archaeology has been primarily
focused on the Americas. He has visited many of the sites mentioned in the
book and had the opportunity to observe some of the celestial phenomena; some
of the sites are aligned to. This book is the culmination of years of pondering
and research resulting in the paradigm changing discoveries documented in
this work. His interest in land surveying and map
making was developed at an early age under the tutelage of his father, who
was an agronomist and civil engineer; as described in the book's dedication
to his father reproduced below. TO MY FATHER My father was a self-made civil engineer, agronomist and surveyor.
From an early age he taught my older brother and me how to assist him as his
chainmen; to take the measurements for topographic mapping for his work. He
taught us how to use the optical transit instrument and how to draw the
topographic maps from the data we collected. We learned his work ethic and sense of duty and above all, his love
of all knowledge. Of particular interest to him was history, which he could
recollect in detail and with it enthrall an audience. An audience that was
always there; for real history or tall tales, of which he was a master |
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