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Archaeology and the Book of Mormon, Part VI: Horses in Ancient America

TitleArchaeology and the Book of Mormon, Part VI: Horses in Ancient America
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication1955
AuthorsHunter, Milton R.
MagazineImprovement Era
Volume58
Issue Number10
Pagination724–726, 728–729, 732, 734, 736–740
Date PublishedOctober 1955
KeywordsAncient America – Mesoamerica; Ancient America – North America; Ancient America – South America; Archaeology; Horses
Abstract

This series is a comprehensive compilation of archaeological artifacts in Mesoamerica that relate to Book of Mormon places and peoples. It is copiously illustrated with photographs of buildings, pottery, statues, and carvings. The series includes evidences of Christ’s appearance to the Americas and reviews ancient Mayan writings, including Title of the Lords of Totonicapan, the Popol Vuh, the Annals of the Cakehiquels, and the Works of Ixtlilxochitl. The author also discusses white and dark people in ancient America. The sixth part begins a discussion of horses in ancient America.

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