Jay S. Wakefield -
How the Sun God Reached America C.2500 Bc: A Guide to Megalithic Sites

Mr. Wakefield is a biologist specializing in the study of megalithic culture. His father Richard's high school graduation address in 1932 entitled "The Antiquity of Man in North America" began a life-time of father-son reading and archaeological exploration. Their coastal and offshore sailing experience has been helpful in this research.
 
Jay and Reinoud de Jonge (his co-author and a theoretical physical chemist and  teacher at an International School in the Netherlands) have visited sites together, and worked together on the maniscript for their book, "How the Sun God Reached America," for four years. At the Atlantic Conference, Mr. Wakefield will be discussing how monuments provide numerical data revealing megalithic religion and ancient sailing discoveries in the Atlantic.

Their book provides 'solid evidence, reasonable explanations, and comprehensive dating for megalithic petroglyphs and monuments. It will fascinate anyone interested in old religions, little-known petroglyphs, ancient seafaring, voyages of discovery, and the prehistory of Europe and America.'
 
Sites menitoned in this work in Europe include Kercado, Gavrinis, Dissignac, Paredes, Chao Redondo, Loughcrew, Stonehenge, and many more. Click here to learn more >>

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