Includes the etymologies of 423 Native American place names in Georgia and is the first “meaning of place names” book to based entirely on published dictionaries!
The product of 18 years of research and 8 months of writing!
The Native American Encyclopedia of Georgia published!
The Americas Revealed 
How do i order your new book?
Thanks
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The URL for the publisher is on the image at the top of the article. That is a screen shot from the publishers website.
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Congratulations on the culmination of your many, many hours of extreme and fascinating research for the Real Truth That Is Out There Richard.
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I just ordered mine on LULU.COM.
Thanks Richard
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Thank you!
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Howdy, Great news! Available?
On Wed, Jul 29, 2020 at 10:08 AM The Americas Revealed wrote:
> alekmountain posted: ” Includes the etymologies of 423 Native American > place names in Georgia and is the first “meaning of place names” book to > based entirely on published dictionaries! The product of 18 years of > research and 8 months of writing! ” >
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The URL for ordering the book directly from the publisher is on that image at the top of the article. It will be about six weeks before it is available on Amazon.com and other book stores. it will be somewhat more expensive from the book retailers.
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Congratulations Richard. Looks great, I’ll definitely be ordering a copy.
Meanwhile, here’s another researcher I came across who’s looking into possible connections between the Maya and Georgia/Florida. Have you heard of this guy?
“The Rogan Plates – Maya Art in Georgia?” by Mark F. Cheney
starts on page 3
https://www.academia.edu/12282890/The_Rogan_Plates_and_Maya_Influence_in_May_2015_IMS_EXPLORER
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