Old World Roots of the Cherokee: How DNA, Ancient Alphabets and Religion Explain the Origins of America's Largest Indian Nation
Donald N. Yates explores the proposed origins of the Cherokee through DNA, ancient alphabets, and religion. Focusing on the historical roots of America's largest Indian nation, this book presents a cross-disciplinary examination for readers interested in Cherokee history, ancestry, and interpretations of cultural beginnings.
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Old World Roots of the Cherokee examines theories about the origins of the Cherokee people.
Donald N. Yates approaches the subject through DNA, ancient alphabets, and religion.
The book focuses on connections between these areas and the historical roots of America's largest Indian nation.
It offers a cross-disciplinary perspective for readers interested in Cherokee history, ancestry, and cultural origins.
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