[night reader]

'Bout a hunert years ago... OK I'll be honest... about fifty years ago, as a pre-adolescent, I read a book called They All Discovered America. It was written for laymen, indeed, even for young readers. It listed, and presented arguments for the existence of numerous pre-Columbian discoverers of America. Some were listed by name, others merely by evidence of the presence of artifacts of certain ethnicity and certain age somewhere in the Americas. Does anyone know of such a book (easy reading) containing the latest discoveries and theories?

[NukeMan]

Another Freeper recommended the book Columbus Was Last, by Patrick Huyghe (er, spelling maybe off, too lazy to Google). It was a fascinating read!

[Chris Talk]

Start with anything by Barry Fell. The Bolton book you mention remains very good, he was far ahead of his time.

[blam]

" Does anyone know of such a book (easy reading) containing the latest discoveries and theories?"

I found America BC by Dr Barry Fell intriguing. (Maybe a little dated though, 1986)

(Check the bookmarks on my profile page for some of the most recent discoveries)

[Chris Talk]

Oh, I know a good one for you. A little paperback packed with goodies, called Celtic Discoveries in New England. Cover is green, stone chambers in USA just like in Europe.

A similar book about Quetzalcoatl in pink cover. Not by same author. Says he was an Icelandic priest IIRC.