OK, it does, and I am glad that I am not stupid. But in truth it has also provided me with some insight into mythology. Mythic projection is what I call our inherent nature to interpret our perceptions. Information comes in to us in many forms. Everyone takes his own ideas and throws them out upon his world, identifying this and that to make a sense of this disorderly, frightening world.
People naturally use a set of interpretive images to understand the data.
With mythic projection different people often perceive the same thing very differently. Science Scientific proof is not the strong point of the magazine. Of the seventeen issues, I have plucked a half dozen articles that I think are credible. It cites documents and facts, such as the diary mention of the Sioux having horses in 1661 or so, long before Spanish steeds could have gotten there. The most shameless use of Ancient American has been the brazen promotion of the obviously fraudulent Barrows Cave deception.