American Egypt
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In "American Egypt," Channing Arnold and Frederick Frost present their groundbreaking theory that the first architects of the Americas were Buddhist immigrants from Southeast Asia. They base this assertion on their extensive exploration of the Yucatan Peninsula, including previously uncharted regions. Their studies lead them to conclude that the ancient Maya and other pre-Columbian civilizations were influenced by Buddhist teachings and architectural styles, challenging the prevailing belief that these civilizations developed independently. Arnold and Frost's work has sparked ongoing debate and research in the field of archaeology and continues to be a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike.Book Details
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