Evidence of the Old World

From best selling author David Edward and old world researcher Jon Levi (@JonLeviChannel) comes the groundbreaking book Evidence of the Old World. As discussed on Coast to Coast AM 9/30/2023! This new book offers a groundbreaking re-examination of historical architecture and urban landscapes, challenging conventional wisdom through rigorous academic scrutiny. Utilizing multidisciplinary insights, this book unravels hidden complexities in history, providing a compelling read for anyone intrigued by the untold stories behind our built environment. Impeccably researched, it serves as an essential guide for questioning and understanding the narratives that have shaped our world. Discover a groundbreaking approach to understanding North American history, focused through the intriguing lens of cartography and centered on the enigmatic city of San Francisco. This book is far from a conventional historical account. Instead, it embarks on an intellectual journey that starts with the scrutiny of old maps and leads to questions that shake the foundations of well-established narratives. From the outset, the authors promise more than a typical historical account; they pledge a mind-bending expedition that probes deeper than ever before into the what, why, and how of historical events. The exploration began as an analysis of historical maps spanning North America. However, an anomaly in a San Francisco map diverted the focus, turning what was supposed to be a continent-wide inquiry into a comprehensive case study of one city. Imagine pulling a single loose thread only to find it unravels an entire tapestry of accepted truths. Utilizing a unique methodology that combines Occam's Razor, syntopical analysis, and the legal framework of means, motive, and opportunity, this book seeks to dissect and analyze the accepted narratives, not just to scrutinize them but to enrich them. What emerges is a more complex yet compelling history that challenges what readers thought they knew. Turn these pages if ready to look beyond the surface, to question conventional wisdom, and to explore history in an entirely new light. Set expectations aside, because this book promises an academic exploration unlike any other. With a focus on cartography, the authors begin their journey scrutinizing maps of North America. But this isn't merely a study of geography; it’s a deep dive into historical events as portrayed through the maps of the time. As they delve into this analysis, an unexpected discovery on a San Francisco map pivots the entire study. The result? An all-encompassing investigation into this iconic city. The principles guiding the research are uniquely interdisciplinary. Occam’s Razor is adopted for analytical clarity, syntopical analysis is utilized to cross-reference various disciplines, and the principle of means, motive, and opportunity is applied to critically examine the events that have shaped not just a city, but a continent. This multi-pronged approach assures that every rock is turned, every assumption questioned. This book doesn't merely challenge historical understanding; it compels readers to think critically, to question deeply entrenched beliefs, and to engage in the reevaluation of a history long considered settled. If one has ever looked at a map and wondered what lies beneath the ink, if one has ever questioned the standard narratives that have been handed down through generations, then this is a must-read. Prepare to question, to doubt, and most importantly, to learn.