Artifacts and Language Studies – Book of Mormon Heartland

The Michigan Artifacts, Burrows Cave – Illinois, Los Lunas – New Mexico, Ohio, Tennessee, West Virginia, Iowa, and Artifacts of other North American locations are showcased here.

Artifacts and Language studies are a passion of mine. I am seeking others who also share the passion of reading foreign and ancient languages. I read the scriptures in the simplified character set of Chinese. As a hobby, I study ancient Egyptian, Hebrew, Phoenician, Proto-Canaanite and Native American symbols. What do you like to study? Do you want to help? Let me know.

For artifacts to study are the artifacts from Michigan, Illinois, Tennessee, New Mexico, and other locations in the United States. The majority of the artifacts in this study most people have never heard of. The complete studies of this section are likely to span over many years.

Language Studies

If the Book of Mormon is a true record of history, then the unique words with no meaning in English should have ties to the ancient dictionaries – and they do. The matches of these words to the Egyptian dictionaries are just astonishing.

Egyptian Words in the Book of Mormon

Other Interesting Language Findings

Reformed Egyptian in LDS Church History

Zarahemla – The Name is Hebrew and Phoenician

Translating the Book of Mormon into Afrikaans

The Alphabets of Egypt and Phoenicia

Translations of Michigan Artifacts

Translations of Burrows Stones

Algonquin, Coptic, Hebrew Bible Comparison Project is at the Artifact Research Institute.

Caractors Document

North American Artifacts Potentially Related to the Book of Mormon

Warning: It is taught in other known LDS platforms that the artifacts depicted here are all fraudulent. My findings say otherwise. You cannot have all of these artifacts as intertwined linguistically as they are and be a fraud. Reformed Egyptian exists. It exists in the artifacts from Michigan. Hebrew that has been changed exists. It is found in the artifacts of Michigan, Indiana / Illinois, Ohio, Tennessee, and New Mexico. All of these lands have produced artifacts with Hebrew writings on them.

My findings:

Some Michigan artifacts of the Milton Hunter collection are frauds. But most are authentic. The writings prove it.
Some Burrows stones are frauds, but the ones acquired from Russell Burrows or Bev Mosely direct are authentic. The writings prove it.
The Bat Creek Stone – found in a Smithsonian dig – is Hebrew and writes out YHW – consistent with the Michigan and Burrows writings. The YHW content of this small sample of writing actually indicates authenticity – not the reverse.
The Los Lunas Decalogue stone was known for decades prior to being deciphered. It is the 10 commandments in Hebrew. Fraud?
The pattern here is established.

Incidentally, I have a master’s degree, have read the Book of Mormon in Chinese, and study Egyptian, Hebrew, and Phoenician. My Bachelor’s degree was in Chinese.

Hebrew speaking people lived in what is now the United States of America. The evidences are overwhelming.