New Book Out Soon

I will be adding anew section with excerpts from the book when Rex brings it down to me. The new book is the sequel to the 2000 release of, "Pyramids in the Pacific".

This massive volume, first conceived some eight years ago as a sequel to Pyramids in the Pacific The Unwritten History of Australia [URU Publications 2000], is nearing completion as Heather continues scanning photos for this 40-chapter masterpiece.

We are now well past the half-way mark and hope to place the book in the hands of the printer by the end of April/early May. It has been a labour of love, containing a lifetimes filed research findings, and in doing so we have accomplished the seemingly impossible gathering our evidence from throughout Australia.

Many people have either encouraged or assisted us in the field in the course of our gathering the evidence and we wish to thank our leading field assistant, Greg, for all the help he has given us, such as in the locating and recording of ancient rock inscriptions, temple ruins, etc which are pertinent to our theory, namely that this continent was, during Copper, Bronze and Iron Age times, colonised by mineral-seeking peoples from the ancient Middle and Near-East, who have left behind them ruined pyramids, temples and other remains of an Egypto-Phoenician civilisation which was at its height, far larger than that of the Egyptian homeland.

Our book also covers the penetration by these peoples beyond Australia, to New Zealand and the Pacific islands to the Americas, concluding with some amazing evidence of Amerindian voyages of colonisation to eastern Australia, principally North Queensland, with emphasis upon the Peruvian cultures and the surprising extent of Mayan settlement of these shores. Hundreds of photos reveal not only rock inscriptions, temples and pyramids but also images of Australian Sphinxs.

There are many more surprises in store for the reader, who will learn of discoveries which the conservative, narrow-minded university establishment would rather we knew nothing about. This book is a landmark in publications concerning Australias history of discovery and exploration. Watch this newsletter and our website for publication details.