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The White Indians of Nivaria

"They were virtuous, honest and brave, and the finest qualities of humanity were found united in them; to wit, magnanimity, skill, courage, athletic powers, strength of soul and of body, pride of character, nobleness of demeanor, a smiling physiognomy, an intelligent mind and patriotic devotedness"

With this passage an alert Canary Island poet named Antonio Viana (1604) recorded his sentiments of the Guanche Indians, the natives of Tenerife island who were an indigenous band of Stone-Age troglodytes that also practiced mummification, constructed ceremonial pyramids and were custodians of an ancient spiritual legacy from the memories European pre-history.

An improbable but true story of white natives living in the wilds of 7 rocky volcanic African islands in a post-Neolithic eden known as the Canaries for several thousand years, this was one of Western Man's most western outposts of antiquity.

 A concise ethnographic study of this subtropical island kingdom and the white Indians who lived there prior to the Spanish invasion in the 15th century, details of the indigenous white man's world include 13 chapters of hard anthropological science relative to Guanche culture, language, burial, cosmology and origins....and 1 chapter dealing with the Canary Islands as a likely stepping-stone to America by pre-Columbian mariners like the Phoenicians and Sumerians. A missing link to an indigenous past and historical connection into a spiritual lineage somewhere beyond the western edge of your dreams on some tropical Atlantic island paradise inhabited by the children of your ancestors.

Paperback, new- 6"x9" 110 pages, 37 color images 38 b&w images, index, bibliography. $15.00
by  Gordon Kennedy, Nivaria Press, 2010  ISBN # 978-0-9668898-1-9
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