Category: Artifacts and Language Studies

This artifact known as the Grave Creek Tablet is likely a Jaredite artifact. In time, the language will be studied and compared with other artifacts to find similarities in the script. This lengthy quote is taken directly from the book called The Mound Builders written by Robert Silverberg on pages 74 and 75. He is […]

Zarahemla was a central city in the Book of Mormon times. It was not initially settled by the Nephites, the primary group of whom the Book of Mormon is about. Nor is there any reason to believe that it was settled during the days of the Jaredites. It was instead settled by a group of […]

No other artifact collection has had so much controversy assigned to it as the artifacts from Michigan. Here is what you need to know. Artifacts from Michigan have been reported since 1820. These early artifacts have the same language as the ones found one hundred years later. There were multiple collections of these artifacts throughout […]

Here are some matches here unique words from the Book of Mormon to the current dictionaries of ancient Egyptian. Background Information The first six books of the Book of Mormon where from metal plates that were called The Small Plates of Nephi. It was written in the Egyptian Language – most likely an early demotic […]

There is a stone just less than 30 minutes south of Albuquerque, New Mexico, which has the ten commandments written on it using an ancient variant of Paleo-Hebrew. The Decalogue Stone resides along the trail which leads to the top of Hidden Mountain, a small mountain near Los Lunas New Mexico. To find this trail, […]

Today, I found this post on Facebook. I am leaving the name of the person who posted it anonymous. This is what the text of the post said. I was asked to display this here. It is some sort of egyptian oil lamp I acquired in 1988 from a used toy and clothing warehouse in […]

Summary: This document is not intended to provide proof that the Caractors document represents snippets of scripture found in the Book of Mormon.  It is intended to bring out supporting documentation which supports this hypothesis. The Caractors Document contains the words used to translate “it came to pass” on four occasions.  Each version of “it […]

I learned this story from David Allen, the creator of the scientifically known Allen Variants and author of the book “Its About Time”. This article is taken directly from his own website at https://itsabouttimebook.com/religious-science-translation-of-it-came-to-pass/. The magic of phrasing is appreciated by a linguist, and our story begins with a gifted linguist back in 1971 when […]