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 Our mission is to investigate the effects of cross-cultural influences while setting aside preconceived perceptions. Our desire is to discover how human interactions have driven the cultures from past to present, and to teach us more about our human involvement on this Earth. We seek to delve into the positive and negative causes that have driven human interactions and relationships up until today. By being open to what the artifacts are trying to tell us, we hope to discover a factual narrative based upon truth rather than working towards a pre-designated conclusion. Come join us explore Michigan archaeology and more!


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"Bat Creek Stone" discovered by John W. Emmett and Cyrus Thomas in 1889.
Newberry Tablet found in the roots of a fallen tree in Newberry Michigan 1896 along with three idols
Idol resembling Canaanite gods El the father of gods, Hadad (Baal) his son and the female goddess
Idol resembling Canaanite gods El the father of gods, Hadad (Baal) his son and the female goddess 2
bronze goat from Luristan (Iran)from about 1600BC and was found on the coast in Turkey near Ephesus,
Saint Ignace Museum worker piecing together an idol head to see if it fits
Newberry Tablet found in the roots of a fallen tree in Newberry Michigan 1896 (side view)
Allissa Marie Sancho , Richard Deitering, PhDc (The Michigan Archaeologist) and Dr. Mayhew

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