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Spirit Mound

Aliens in American History

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There are some very, very strange stories handed down by many Native American tribes all over North America, all concerning various "little people" and their interactions with humans over the past few hundreds to thousands of years. To back these stories up there are several actual remains of mummified small adult humanoids found in caves of Wyoming and Montana during the 20th century, and there are petroglyphs all over North America that can be interpreted as showing alien-looking small people. All of this data is open to interpretation, of course, but when taken as a whole the evidence points to the very real possibility that diminutive alien beings have been visiting North America for a long time before modern day UFO stories came into being.

This first book in a series covers the mysterious little people of Spirit Mound in South Dakota. Lewis and Clark investigated this site after learning that more than one tribe of natives in the area would not go anywhere near this spot, the only hill in about a thousand square mile area. With open minds, and a bent for reporting accurate facts about their expedition, Lewis and Clark wrote in their journals of the mystery, without being able to explain the stories or the very real fear of the natives in the area.

We visited Spirit Mound within the past couple of years, stepping on precisely the same spots as did Lewis and Clark, and taking in the same amazing views of the prairie from its summit. It was easy to see how this prime piece of real estate was the perfect place for a secure encampment, by Native Americans or alien beings alike. Why has there been such fear of this summit in the 200 or so years since about 350 brave warriors lost their lives trying to retake it? We present the facts, and the reader is encouraged to use critical thinking and open minded analysis to judge for themselves how to explain them.