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Tombs, Mummies and Burials: The Ancient World's Obsession With Death
Tombs, Mummies and Burials: The Ancient World's Obsession With DeathBeneath the healing springs and Victorian spires of Eureka Springs lie echoes of humanity's oldest rituals-ancient tombs hidden in Ozark hollows, cave burials, and legends of the restless dead that mirror civilizations half a world away. In Tombs, Mummies and Burials, F. K. Sterling explores the global obsession with death, preservation, and the afterlife.
From Egypt's golden sarcophagi and Peru's red-haired mummies to European barrows, Chinese terracotta armies, Pacific island ancestor cults, and the mysterious mound-builder graves of North America, this book uncovers how ancient peoples prepared their dead for journeys beyond-and what those practices reveal about lost knowledge, giants, ultra-terrestrials, and even extraterrestrial influences on human ritual.
For residents and visitors of Eureka Springs-our town of crystal healers, ghost tours, and misty bluffs-this book transforms familiar local lore into a deeper mystery. Newton County's limestone caves, reported ancient Caucasian remains in the Ozarks, and stories of hollow hills where the dead still whisper connect directly to worldwide traditions of spirit portals, vampire origins, and immortal bloodlines.
Your Sunday hike or evening trolley ride may pass over ground steeped in the same death-defying magic practiced by pharaohs and forgotten kings. Blending rigorous alternative archaeology, Ozark folklore, and compelling first-hand accounts, Sterling reveals why humanity has always refused to let its dead simply disappear. Perfect for Carnegie Library regulars, trail explorers, history buffs, and anyone drawn to the paranormal pulse of the Ozarks.
From Egypt's golden sarcophagi and Peru's red-haired mummies to European barrows, Chinese terracotta armies, Pacific island ancestor cults, and the mysterious mound-builder graves of North America, this book uncovers how ancient peoples prepared their dead for journeys beyond-and what those practices reveal about lost knowledge, giants, ultra-terrestrials, and even extraterrestrial influences on human ritual.
For residents and visitors of Eureka Springs-our town of crystal healers, ghost tours, and misty bluffs-this book transforms familiar local lore into a deeper mystery. Newton County's limestone caves, reported ancient Caucasian remains in the Ozarks, and stories of hollow hills where the dead still whisper connect directly to worldwide traditions of spirit portals, vampire origins, and immortal bloodlines.
Your Sunday hike or evening trolley ride may pass over ground steeped in the same death-defying magic practiced by pharaohs and forgotten kings. Blending rigorous alternative archaeology, Ozark folklore, and compelling first-hand accounts, Sterling reveals why humanity has always refused to let its dead simply disappear. Perfect for Carnegie Library regulars, trail explorers, history buffs, and anyone drawn to the paranormal pulse of the Ozarks.
