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Highly unconventional views about history. This category is called "historical revisionism" to distinguish it from "alternate histories", which are "what if" scenarios acknowledged by their authors to be fictional.

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Revision of History in Postwar Japanese Textbooks This study is a content analysis of history textbooks used in Japanese high schools in the postwar era. homepage3.nifty.com/ubiquitous

Maya, Aztec, Inca Lords of the Earth Variety of explanations claiming that Native Americans had a "universal language" and had contact with China, Egypt, and other world cultures. www.mayalords.org

Plain Talk on the Genetic Issue Essay by a white hobbyist arguing that the Narragansett and other American Indians are the descendants of recent Viking settlers. www.vinlandsite.com/plain_talk_on_the_genetic_issue.htm

Prince Madoc and the Mandans Site by an amateur historian tells the legend of Welsh prince Madoc colonizing the New World, and suggests that the reason the Mandan Indians were intelligent enough to build mounds is because they were descended from white people. www.madoc1170.com

Ancient Cultures History of Ancient Cultures and Civilizations, events that shaped history, ancient sites. Alternate viewpoints on History. www.users.bigpond.com/MSN/gary_fletcher

Historical Revisionism Is Rampant In Our Culture Several editorial essays from the Montgomery County News concerning the revision of history to fit in with what todays' society "wants to hear". www.montgomerycountynews.net/editorial.htm

Decipherment of the Olmec Writing System Paper presented at the 1997 Central States Anthropological Society Meeting, treating Olmec as a West African language. www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/8919/decip1.html