This archaeological site located in Newfoundland provides archaeological and literary evidence of the existence of a genuine Norse settlement in the New World

A boulder with mysterious inscriptions, which is one of the most enigmatic relics of American antiquity

A popular legend depicting an ancient buried treasure located off the shores of Nova Scotia

The term introduced in 1947 after pilot Kenneth Arnold witnessed several strange, brightly-lit objects in the skies above America, leading to the modern UFO craze

The Solutrean hypothesis and the Clovis-first hypothesis are based on the distinct construction of what stone tools

The Irish patron saint who is portrayed as a Christian missionary and extensive traveller, who is credited with voyages across the Atlantic to the New World

The widely pervasive myth from 1492 that claims America was a sparsely populated wilderness with barely perceptible human disturbance

The booby-traps on Oak Island that prevent treasure hunters from solving the mystery of the island

An Indigenous legend which is claimed to be one of the first recorded extraterrestrial astronaut encounters

William D. Rubenstein defines this individual as someone who researches or writes about history without placing the events in a wider context and who is not trained or employed as a university academic, therefore lacking sophistication

A Welsh prince who was credited in the 16th century for making the first voyage to America, three centuries prior to Columbus

The claim of a once-powerful race that was exterminated by Indigenous people

Darryl Leroux claims that the majority of Québécois believe what policy is used by the government of Canada to detach race and ethnicity from language and culture

Erich von Däniken’s first and most popular book that introduced the claim that ancient Earth, its early inhabitants and the development of humanity were heavily influenced by extraterrestrial aliens

A proposed ancient Norse construction which was later proved to be the remains of a windmill built during colonial times

In his text The Island of Seven Cities, Paul Chiasson asserts the claim that this group of voyagers settled on the shores of Nova Scotia almost a century before the voyages of Columbus

According to Douglas Hunter who was responsible for creating the petroglyphs found on Dighton Rock

This popular problematic practice which is used to perpetuate settler colonialism and reinforce white privilege by attempting to find one’s origins in a variety of marginalized communities

The group of people who Patrick Chouinard believes is behind the Ancient Alien theory that is ‘selling his ancestors short’ by denying the accomplishments of the Indo-European and Aryan race

A large stone slab with ostensible Norse writing or runes which lacks the archaeological evidence to support the claim of ancient Norse origin

The phenomenon Douglas Hunter refers to in his research that claims that White people have been in the New World long before Columbus’ discovery, therefore denying the North American Indigenous peoples’ rightful claim to their ‘stolen land’

An ancient settlement which is home to the largest and most impressive mound-builder site in North America

According to popular stories, this individual made the original discovery of the ‘Money Pit’ on Oak Island in what year

The author of a notable article from 1963 which suggested that there was a reasonable likelihood that at some time during the evolution of the human species extraterrestrial beings had explored our planet

An author recognized internationally for his pioneering research and texts exploring the connections between pseudoscience and science as well as his debunking of alternative archaeology