Zarahemla

The Russians Are Coming to Find Zarahemla. Today I talked with Dr. Larisa Golovko. Again, there is no doubt that she is smart. Will we be able to understand her? Will we be able to take advantage of what she can offer? Yes, I think that we can. Larisa asked me to give you a better idea of who she is and what she is able to do. The above picture shows Larisa and her family visiting Moscow in 2019 - in front of a museum - a bunker from the cold war that is from the time of Stal...Continue reading

Copy of Email Sent to Dr. Golovko. ========== Larisa Golovko, PhD, CEO, Landviser LLC Houston, Texas... Larisa, It was a pleasure for Wayne May and me to talk with you. We confirm the details for your schedule to present Landviser's technologies for multielectrode tomography at the Zarahemla Temple Site. Your presentation will start at 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, August 10th, in Fort Madison, Iowa. We are searching for the ancient habitation of Zarahemla that 1,700 years ago, constituted the largest city in North America. Today's population for the area is about 800 people. In AD 320, the population of this same area was more than 100,000 people. Last November, we surveyed 223 acres of cropland near Montrose with the SENSYS MAGNETO MX V3 from Germany. The equipment is a large area magnetometer surveying system with 16 fluxgate gradiometers on a trailer with a width of 12.7 feet. The results from our survey are excellent. Please take a look at https://zarahemla.site/november-expedition-2021 We found evidence of ancient habitation by plotting on digital maps the magnetic signatures of thousands of ancient fire pits. Earlier this year, we made radiocarbon tests of charcoal from a depth of 4 feet. The tests confirmed dates that were 1,000 years old. In November of this year, after the harvest, we will drill 4-inch soil cores to lower strata to get C-14 dates for charcoal that are 1,700 years old. We know that your company has customers worldwide and that you are on the frontier of new technologies that have clear applications for the discovery of ancient habitation. We were hoping you could make a one-hour presentation in Fort Madison, and then later that same morning, you will take our team to the 13-acre temple site in Montrose, where you will have a chance to demonstrate the operation of your equipment. You will be part of a week-long seminar that we call "Voices from the Dust." You will be one of about 12 presenters. The presenters have more than 400 years of professional experience in science, history, and technologies. They are coming from around the country. They all have independent views. We are sure that you will find the group to be interesting. We have attached a table listing the seminar presenters. We will keep you posted with any changes. Thank you again for coming. We look forward to seeing you in person. Regards, John Lefgren, PhD Heartland Research Inc Easton, Pennsylvania Cell 484-548-3350

Hardness, Assay, and Metalsmithing. The story of metal is the story of civilization. Indeed, the great ages are marked by the mastery of metal - the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, the Steel Age. Innovations in metalsmithing improve the hardness of the cutting edge. That improvement gives the advantage in any conflict. Metalsmithing adds utility and beauty to everyday life. Engraving of metal was an important way of recording the history of ancient America.... We bring to your attention the fact that the first steps of the Restoration start with engravings on metal plates. Wayne May owns a copper plate that has engraved writings. The piece predates European arrival. The plate has writings with Egyptian symbols. The natural copper comes from Upper Michigan. We believe that the plate is a physical connection to the people of the Book of Mormon. Today in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, we visited Laboratory Testing Inc. There are more than 200 scientists and engineers working in a building of 66,000 square feet. The company is an accredited, independent testing laboratory and calibration facility with state-of-the-art equipment. The company provides customers from around the world with accurate testing services for metal and other materials. They certify properties, characteristics, weaknesses, defects, and compositions of metals. They have agreed to provide for us within the strict standards of science the hardness and assay of Wayne May's ancient copper plate. They will closely inspect the microsurface within the walls of one or two engravings. We expect to see under high magnification the marks of a cutting tool that will show the movement and control of the hand of an ancient artisan who cut Egyptian symbols into the surface of the metal. There will be micro traces of the tool that will show that the metalworker was a living, breathing soul who lived more than 1,500 years ago in Ancient America.

Ryan Sorensen sent me this picture of Spotted Beebalm now growing on the Nauvoo Temple grounds. The plants were grown from seeds we collected last fall. The pla...nts are larger than expected because they were started in a green house in January. I added some more information and added the graphics to help viewers better understand the plant.

Rock Art Found on Canary Islands, Spain - Zarahemla Cut in Stone - Revision and Addition. We are learning every minute. This is an updated version of an email that we sent out a few hours ago. The discovery of the name Z-A-R-A-H-E-M-L-A off the coast of North Africa is significant for millions of people who study the Book of Mormon. We want to bring to your attention additional information as we receive that information in real-time. There are experts on both sides of the Atl...antic who are now helping us understand the Canary Islands' rock art. We seek to find people in Morocco who still speak and write forms of languages that were common when the Mulekites left for America. We will ask them to read the rock art, and we expect that when they do, it will sound very much like they are saying the most important ancient city in the Book of Mormon. We hope to make a video of this reading so that we can all be surprised together. Petroglyphs are found on all seven of the main islands of the Canarian archipelago. They show geometric signs, characters, and representations carved into large rocks. These petroglyphs show great differences in design and technology. There is one rock with a face of about 20 feet by 12 feet on the largest island with engravings written in the alphabet of the ancient Berber (Vertical) language and seems to read as Zarahemla. Like Hebrew, the ancient Berber script did not use vowels. The right side of the figure shows in vertical position Z-A-R-A-H-E-M-L-A as written in English. Those nine letters are in cells a1:a9. Columns b, c, d, and e have no vowels. Column d places the ancient letters in the order as they are found from the rock art and the alphabet of ancient Berber. The rock art and the written letters are the same. We know from Barry Fell, America B.C., Ancient Settlers in the New World, that the ancient letters found in North Africa are also found in many places in North America. Our research will focus on looking for ancient writings in Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, and Ohio that match ZARAHEMLA as written on the large rock on the Canary Islands in Spain.

Rock Art Found on Canary Islands, Spain - Zarahemla Cut in Stone. We are learning every day. There are experts on both sides of the Atlantic who are now helping us to understand the rock art of the Canary Islands. Petroglyphs are found on all seven of the main islands of the Canarian archipelago. They show geometric signs, characters, and representations carved into large rocks. These petroglyphs show great differences in design and technology. On the largest island, there is... one rock with a face of about 20 feet by 12 feet that has a set of engravings that is written in the alphabet of the ancient Berber (Vertical) language and seems to read as Zarahemla. The ancient Berber (vertical) script is probably based on or derived from the Punic script, with some influence from the South Arabian and North Arabian scripts. The red oval on the first figure encompasses the scripts for Zarahemla. The characters are cut in the rock and read from top to bottom. Most estimates suggest the ancient Berber script is around 3000 years old. This is primarily based on the fact that the Phoenicians arrived in North Africa around that time, and hence the widely accepted conclusion that the name Ti-finagh itself was derived from the word Phoniq. See https://www.temehu.com/imazighen/tifinagh.htm