Michigan Copper in the Mediterranean
By Jay Stuart Wakefield, MES & AAPF

Books by J.S. Wakefield

	Rocks & Rows US - UK - CA
	How the SunGod Reached America C.2500 BC US - UK - CA howthesungod.com

For Aug. 2011 Author of the Month please welcome Jay Stuart Wakefield, co author, with Reinoud M. De Jonge, of the comprehensive work “Rocks & Rows – Sailing Routes Across the Atlantic and the Copper trade.” Join Jay this month, on the AoM message boards for a lively discussion on the work, research and theories documented in this in-depth study of the megalithic subject.

Born 1943, grew up on Mercer Island, Washington, and Truro, Cape Cod, with several years on a sailboat in the Bahamas. He was educated at Dartmouth and the University of Washington, in Biology. He was married in 1977 to former Suzanne Winslow Mygatt PhD, now a retired high school counselor. He has done real estate construction and development, and was president of small property management and research organizations. He has been a computer newsletter editor and book editor, and built a 46’ ketch and chartered it as its licensed skipper. Following a 4-generation family history of archaeological collecting, he has devoted the last 15 years to the study of megalithic monuments and petroglyphs. He has written two books, and about 25 magazine articles. He presents Powerpoints frequently about his Museum of the Axeheads of Man / Timeline Library, the Atlantic Copper Trade, Sailing Routes across the Atlantic, and Megalithic sites in Europe and America. email: jayswakefield@yahoo.com
See his websites: www.rocksandrows.com and http://www.howthesungod.com/purchase.html

The Shipping of Michigan Copper across the Atlantic in the Bronze Age (Isle Royale and Keweenaw Peninsula, c. 2400BC-1200 BC)

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