Wow, Mormon much? This is so much wishful thinking and bad history/lingusitics it isn’t even funny.
What is also odd, considering my connections in Classics and with UNC-CH, I have NEVER heard of the guy and classics is a small field. Makes me think he is a fringe guy rather than an accepted academic.
Also notice that he doesn’t mention he is LDS, just lists his credentials making him look like a real scholar.
But THIS is a dead giveaway that he is LDS: His latest book, Old Souls in a New World, is about an expedition of Greeks, Jews and Egyptians that inadvertently founded the Cherokee Indian nation in the third century B.C.
And in my expert opinion (I could list credentials but there is not enough space) the Cherokees were actually muslim.
IE: Koranu** I claim this means they were not talking about braided hair but their holy book, the koran.
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