Forgotten Ancient Empire That Extended Far Beyond America To Iceland And Its Mysterious Inscriptions
Ellen Lloyd—AncientPages.com - In South America, certain giant ancient statues point their index fingers in a specific location. Unknown races sculptured these statues. In North and South America, locals tell stories of a forgotten ancient empire that extended far beyond America to Iceland. One could easily dismiss such tales as myths.
However, a set of little-known inscriptions in Iceland is identical to glyphs discovered in America, and this discovery gives credence to Native Americans’ stories. These rare inscriptions contradict mainstream history and raise many questions. Did the same ancient culture carve them?
Can such a remarkable discovery offer evidence of a universal ancient civilization that should be regarded as a mother culture predating all ancestral civilizations?
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