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About Us The Bourne Journal of Archaeology is a publication of Bourne University located in Rhode Island and represents much of the international chapters of the archaeological societies dedicated to the works of Oxford Professor Jebidiah Ethan Smith (1808-1870?) and his research into the famed Book of Gates and "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" (1868) First Edition. We adhere to the motto spoken by the late scientist and visionary with the cryptic phrase he proclaimed: "...as more and more sightings are authenticated then we must assert the existence of a history unknown to our present understanding." Jebidiah Smith-A Commentary on the Book of Gates , 1868 (pg 343) While many in the general public are unfamiliar with the works of Smith, the great standards of academic institutions and museums have flocked to the altar of the late scientist. Jebidiah Smith is best known for his contributions to Oxford during his tenure, his expeditions to distant lands where men had not walked for centuries; and for his translation of the famous and rare Book of Gates, written by an Eemian prophet in the first, ancient language of Men that were transcribed on stone tablets preserved until then. Jebidiah Smith procured the Book, and was the first to produce the Commentary on portions of the first continent Yidath's history and religions, that was first to reign supreme on Earth some 3.5 billion years ago, and based on the dominance of what he referred to as "The First Gods". During Jebidiah Smith’s tenure at Oxford University and after, the science of archaeology had not yet taken the proven form that modern science and technology have provided our scientists today. As the Oxford Professor, during his transcription of his greatest work, “A Commentary on the Book of Gates”, had published his revelations in European newspapers of the day with great acclaim, many academics considered him to be the fringe of the day, and without question the appearance of the Commentary had such an effect to many of the learned institutions of higher education. But his concepts have stood the test of time, as with some horror we have begun to discover many of the fossils and relics that he, in the nineteenth century, had speculated would be found. The Bourne Journal of Archaeology has been published with fanfare for more than 32 years with the sponsorship of Archeon Media and its affiliates, which is dedicated to promoting the archaeological reality of Yidath, the first continent where all life began, the First Gods and to also introduce to the ongoing public of a fascinating history which has not been disclosed by official academics. We thank you for your interest and hope your own field endeavors are fruitful in the future.
Professor Garrett P. Leonard Senior Director Book of Gates Studies, Department of Archaeological Investigations Providence, Rhode Island, United States

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About Us The Bourne Journal of Archaeology is a publication of Bourne University located in Rhode Island and represents much of the international chapters of the archaeological societies dedicated to the works of Oxford Professor Jebidiah Ethan Smith (1808-1870?) and his research into the famed Book of Gates and "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" (1868) First Edition. We adhere to the motto spoken by the late scientist and visionary with the cryptic phrase he proclaimed: "...as more and more sightings are authenticated then we must assert the existence of a history unknown to our present understanding." Jebidiah Smith-A Commentary on the Book of Gates , 1868 (pg 343) While many in the general public are unfamiliar with the works of Smith, the great standards of academic institutions and museums have flocked to the altar of the late scientist. Jebidiah Smith is best known for his contributions to Oxford during his tenure, his expeditions to distant lands where men had not walked for centuries; and for his translation of the famous and rare Book of Gates, written by an Eemian prophet in the first, ancient language of Men that were transcribed on stone tablets preserved until then. Jebidiah Smith procured the Book, and was the first to produce the Commentary on portions of the first continent Yidath's history and religions, that was first to reign supreme on Earth some 3.5 billion years ago, and based on the dominance of what he referred to as "The First Gods". During Jebidiah Smith’s tenure at Oxford University and after, the science of archaeology had not yet taken the proven form that modern science and technology have provided our scientists today. As the Oxford Professor, during his transcription of his greatest work, “A Commentary on the Book of Gates”, had published his revelations in European newspapers of the day with great acclaim, many academics considered him to be the fringe of the day, and without question the appearance of the Commentary had such an effect to many of the learned institutions of higher education. But his concepts have stood the test of time, as with some horror we have begun to discover many of the fossils and relics that he, in the nineteenth century, had speculated would be found. The Bourne Journal of Archaeology has been published with fanfare for more than 32 years with the sponsorship of Archeon Media and its affiliates, which is dedicated to promoting the archaeological reality of Yidath, the first continent where all life began, the First Gods and to also introduce to the ongoing public of a fascinating history which has not been disclosed by official academics. We thank you for your interest and hope your own field endeavors are fruitful in the future.
Professor Garrett P. Leonard Senior Director Book of Gates Studies, Department of Archaeological Investigations Providence, Rhode Island, United States

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The Bourne Journal of Archaeology is a news and science satire web publication, which may or may not use real names or real places, organizations and institutions in real or fictitious ways. All news articles contained within The Bourne Journal of Archaeology are speculation, and not real news. The purpose of the website is to promote the ideas, theories and gods of Oxford Professor Jebidiah Ethan Smith. Any act or resemblance to any actions, events, persons or incidents is purely coincidental. © 2021 Bourne University. All rights reserved.
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About Us The Bourne Journal of Archaeology is a publication of Bourne University located in Rhode Island and represents much of the international chapters of the archaeological societies dedicated to the works of Oxford Professor Jebidiah Ethan Smith (1808-1870?) and his research into the famed Book of Gates and "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" (1868) First Edition. We adhere to the motto spoken by the late scientist and visionary with the cryptic phrase he proclaimed: "...as more and more sightings are authenticated then we must assert the existence of a history unknown to our present understanding." Jebidiah Smith-A Commentary on the Book of Gates , 1868 (pg 343) While many in the general public are unfamiliar with the works of Smith, the great standards of academic institutions and museums have flocked to the altar of the late scientist. Jebidiah Smith is best known for his contributions to Oxford during his tenure, his expeditions to distant lands where men had not walked for centuries; and for his translation of the famous and rare Book of Gates, written by an Eemian prophet in the first, ancient language of Men that were transcribed on stone tablets preserved until then. Jebidiah Smith procured the Book, and was the first to produce the Commentary on portions of the first continent Yidath's history and religions, that was first to reign supreme on Earth some 3.5 billion years ago, and based on the dominance of what he referred to as "The First Gods". During Jebidiah Smith’s tenure at Oxford University and after, the science of archaeology had not yet taken the proven form that modern science and technology have provided our scientists today. As the Oxford Professor, during his transcription of his greatest work, “A Commentary on the Book of Gates”, had published his revelations in European newspapers of the day with great acclaim, many academics considered him to be the fringe of the day, and without question the appearance of the Commentary had such an effect to many of the learned institutions of higher education. But his concepts have stood the test of time, as with some horror we have begun to discover many of the fossils and relics that he, in the nineteenth century, had speculated would be found. The Bourne Journal of Archaeology has been published with fanfare for more than 32 years with the sponsorship of Archeon Media and its affiliates, which is dedicated to promoting the archaeological reality of Yidath, the first continent where all life began, the First Gods and to also introduce to the ongoing public of a fascinating history which has not been disclosed by official academics. We thank you for your interest and hope your own field endeavors are fruitful in the future.

DISCLAIMER

The Bourne Journal of Archaeology is a news and science satire web publication, which may or may not use real names or real places, organizations and institutions in real or fictitious ways. All news articles contained within The Bourne Journal of Archaeology are speculation, and not real news. The purpose of the website is to promote the ideas, theories and gods of Oxford Professor Jebidiah Ethan Smith. Any act or resemblance to any actions, events, persons or incidents is purely coincidental. © 2021 Bourne University. All rights reserved.
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