Suggests that the Olmecs on the Atlantic coastal plain of Mexico obtained writing and other cultural traits from Shang-dynasty China.

Pictures of Sumerian and Assyrian stone carvings interpreted as evidence of ancient visitors, the Annunaki.

Artifacts thought by some to suggest pre-Columbian contacts between the Old and New Worlds. J. Huston McCulloch presents photographs and commentary with references.

Val Osborn claim that a site at Freshwater Point on the Queensland coast was a Phoenecian settlement.

Similarities in artifacts from ancient Old World and New World cultures.

A small terracotta head found in 1933 in a pre-Hispanic burial at Calixtlahuaca in the Toluca Valley has been identified by Bernard Andreae and others as Roman of circa 200 AD.

Parallels in broad plot and fine detail between a Greek myth and a Maori myth. Plus, a chemical explanation of how the Greek word Oreichalkos might have referred to a 'transparent fusible substance'.