“Ten percent of Icelanders surveyed by the Social Science Research Institute of the University of Iceland reported…

“Ten percent of Icelanders surveyed by the Social Science Research Institute of the University of Iceland reported…

“Ten percent of Icelanders surveyed by the Social Science Research Institute of the University of Iceland reported that they had received dream visitations from deceased persons who expressed the desire to pass on their names to children who had not yet been born.”

“Von Schönwerth was a historian and recorded what he heard faithfully, making no attempt to put a literary gloss on…

“Von Schönwerth was a historian and recorded what he heard faithfully, making no attempt to put a literary gloss on…

Von Schönwerth was a historian and recorded what he heard faithfully, making no attempt to put a literary gloss on it, which is where he differs from the Grimm brothers.

“Besides [Anne] Frank, Gandhi and Pearl, the slain Wall Street Journal reporter, Radkey revealed that the deceased…

“Besides [Anne] Frank, Gandhi and Pearl, the slain Wall Street Journal reporter, Radkey revealed that the deceased…

“Besides [Anne] Frank, Gandhi and Pearl, the slain Wall Street Journal reporter, Radkey revealed that the deceased parents of famed Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal had been baptized by proxy in Mormon temples.”

The LDS Church must be very sensitive about this issue. They won’t even tell me if my grandfather was baptized during his lifetime.

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The Spanish were present in the Grand Valley nearly 150-years before we previously believed

The Spanish were present in the Grand Valley nearly 150-years before we previously believed

Ancient Artifacts Rewrite Western Colorado History

Artifacts Date Back To 15th, 16th Centuries

By Janelle Ericsson

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — New discoveries are changing what we know about Western Colorado’s history.

The Western Investigations Team, also known as W.I.T., recently discovered artifacts dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries.

Researchers say the findings prove the Spanish were present in the Grand Valley nearly 150-years before we previously believed.

Students and staff at Colorado Mesa University partnered with the Museum of Western Colorado to create WIT, which has been working at the site since 2009.

Director David Bailey says discoveries like this always lead to more questions.

“I think it might rewrite our history books a little bit and I think it’s really interesting that they would be this far north. But they were in pursuit of silver and gold mines and always looking for treasure and riches just beyond the ridge, so it’s not surprising that they’re here but it’s interesting that we found that they were here,” says Bailey.

More Information

  • “Ancient Artifacts Rewrite Western Colorado History” (Mar. 9, 2012), at Ancient Lost Treasures, visited Oct. 6, 2019.
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“Based on archaeological finds from Denisova Cave, the researchers suspect X-Woman and her species, along with the…

“Based on archaeological finds from Denisova Cave, the researchers suspect X-Woman and her species, along with the Neanderthals and modern humans, hunted large game, such as woolly mammoths and woolly rhinos.”