Pale Ink: Two Ancient Records of Chinese Explorations in America

Chicago: Swallow Press, 1972. Second. Hardcover. Pale blue cloth over boards; black lettering; bw-illus. dj with red spine lettering. Mylar cover. 175 pp. with occasional maps and bw illus. Clean, tight interior with general shelf wear to covers and dj (a few small tears/chips to dj). Light sunning to page edges. Item #144587

"...Mertz offers a bold which links the God [Quetzalcoatl] to a buddhist missionary who journeyed here [North America] from China in the 5th century A.D...What's more, Mertz proves with great precision that Chinese exporation of North and Central American began at lest 4,000 years ago. Her theories rest on clues provided by two ancient Chinese books formerly considered only fabulous tales." Intriquing yet considered now to be somewhat fantastical and not condoned by the scientific community.

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