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Overview: First discovery of Indian corn in Ancient Egypt. Most important book since Darwin’s “Origin of the Species.” Nonfiction adventure tells how Time Detectives found over 400 corncobs in Egyptian tombs in spite of historians’ claims that there was no maize in Egypt until after Columbus. Designed as a premier coffee-table book–will inspire stimulating conversations among your friends. Tells how ancient seafarers found copper in the Great Lakes Region as well as maize. Proves Egyptian voyages to America. Indian corn played a vital role in the rise of Old World civilizations as well in the New World. Includes profuse illustrations, maps, artifacts from the Met, the British Museum, the Louvre & Cairo Antiquities Museum, and clues to Old World contact.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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