done wrong in his epigraphy, but also where we have gone wrong as archaeologists in not recognizing such an extensive European presence in the New World." Archaeology survey A survey of 340 teaching archaeologists in 1983, showed 95.7% had a "negative" view of Barry Fell's claims (considering them pseudo-archaeology), 2.9% had a "neutral" view, and only 1.4% (5) had a "positive" view (regarding them as factual). See also America's Stonehenge Bourne stone Burrows Cave Institute for the Study of American Cultures Los Lunas Decalogue Stone Mi'kmaq hieroglyphic writing Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact Pseudoarchaeology Turkey Mountain inscriptions References Notes Bibliography External links Is Carrier Celtic? - Yinka Déné Language Institute article critical of Fell's ideas Epigraphic Society website Midwestern Epigraphic Society website New England Antiquities Research Association website Equinox Project page in honor of Fell Language on the fringe, Mark Newbrook, Skeptical Adversaria, Spring 2011, page 10. 20th-century New Zealand zoologists Epigraphers 1917 births 1994 deaths Pseudoarchaeologists Pseudohistorians Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact Harvard University faculty Victoria University of Wellington faculty Hyperdiffusionism People from Lewes British Army personnel of World War II 20th-century American zoologists