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Wirth, Diane E.. "John L. Sorenson, Images of Ancient America: Visualizing Book of Mormon Life." FARMS Review of Books 11, no. 1 (1999): 10-17.
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Silver, Cherry B.. "Connecting the Nephite Story to Mesoamerican Research." FARMS Review of Books 12, no. 1 (2000): 23-34.
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Roylance, Robert. Who Were Jaredites?, Part 1: Could They Be the Olmecs?., 2016.
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Hunter, Milton R.. "Book of Mormon Evidences." Improvement Era 57, no. 12 (1954): 912-914, 916, 918.
Hunter, Milton R.. "Archaeology and the Book of Mormon - Part VIII. Quetzalcoatl—The "White Bearded God" or Jesus Christ." Improvement Era 59, no. 1 (1956): 26-27, 42, 44-47.
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Gutierrez, Alondra. Initial Meeting of the Mulekites and the Olmecs/Jaredites., 2020.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "The Early Jaredite Geographic Correlations." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 99-108. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "The Cavity of the Rock." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 265-266. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "The Final Stage of Jaredite Geography." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 121-148. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "Death Ritual of the Buried Weapons." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 283-286. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "A Note on Jaredite Populations." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 205-206. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "Mesoamerican Archaeological and Scientific Evidence Indicative of Chronological Events." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 51-59. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "Sumerian Numeric System Comparison." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 209-216. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "Sumerian Calendar Comparison." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 67-73. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
Grover, Jr., Jerry D.. "Colossal Olmec Heads." In The Swords of Shule: Jaredite Land Northward Chronology, Geography, and Culture in Mesoamerica, 221-263. Provo, UT: Challex Scientific Publishing, 2018.
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Dibble, Charles E.. "The Olmeca Influence in Ancient America." Improvement Era 45, no. 1 (1942): 6.
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Newsletter and Proceedings of the S.E.H.A., no. 153 (June 1983), Edited by Ross T. Christensen and V. Garth Norman. Vol. 153. Provo, UT: Society for Early Historic Archaeology, Brigham Young University, 1983.
U.A.S. Newsletter, no. 11 (April 8, 1953), Edited by Ross T. Christensen and Alfred L. Bush. Vol. 11. Provo, UT: University Archaeological Society, Brigham Young University, 1953.
Newsletter and Proceedings of the S.E.H.A., no. 133 (August 1973), Edited by Ross T. Christensen and Bruce D. Louthan. Vol. 133. Provo, UT: Society for Early Historic Archaeology, Brigham Young University, 1973.
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KnoWhy #245 - Why Does the Book of Mormon Include the Rise and Fall of Two Nations? (Ether 11:20-21). Springville, UT: Book of Mormon Central, 2016.
KnoWhy #244 - Why Did Riplakish Construct a Beautiful Throne? (Ether 10:6). Springville, UT: Book of Mormon Central, 2016.
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Andersen, Joe V.. Nephites among the Epi-Olmec in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, ca. 100 BC to AD 400., 2015.