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The American Discovery of Europe Jack D. Forbes. Champaign: University of Illinois Press, 2007.
As researchers dig more deeply and widely into history, they discover more information the world that Christopher Columbus lived in and the voyage he took to America. At times such research seems a put-down of his discovery but all are welcome elaborations of how flat the earth was even in 1492. Forbes has been teaching Native American culture for forty years...
