Could these archeological findings support the Book of Mormon scientifically?

[Fiannan]

Would be interesting to examine any bones left behind since most older skulls indicate that the earliest inhabitants of at least North America were more in line with European/Middle Eastern peoples in bone structure.

[Hemidakota]

Originally Posted by skalenfehl

Here's a great link I found a couple months ago:

Satellites spot lost Guatemala Mayan temples | Science | Reuters

I'm sure you all remember the Stella 5 at Izapa. Cool stuff and interesting coincidences, too!

The original stone itself weighs 15 tons and is 255 centimeters high

The Book of Mormon (Scroll about half way down the page.)

http://www.mindspring.com/~kimball3/izapa.html

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Mayan civilization and parallels to the Book of Mormon

I will say, we cheated here, in using a special colorization "Drug Enforcement photos" Satellite imaginer; only to discover a few cities/temple ruins in that area [Limestone comes out in yellow. A common material for building such buildings during the Mayans or Nephites/Lamanites].

[Hemidakota]

First, I highly doubt that South America was first inhabitant when Adam was in the northern part of the Americas. Second I would caution everyone, the dates are mere speculation and not considered factual [If using Carbon-14, half life is 5,700years]. Seaweed being in the same place doesn't quantify that human habitant was during the same era.

[Moksha]

Originally Posted by Hemidakota

First, I highly doubt that South America was first inhabitant when Adam was in the northern part of the Americas. Second I would caution everyone, the dates are mere speculation and not considered factual [If using Carbon-14, half life is 5,700years]. Seaweed being in the same place doesn't quantify that human habitant was during the same era.

Oh no, the young Earth speculation again.