Joseph Antley Posted October 23, 2010 Share Posted October 23, 2010 For anyone who is interested in examining late 18th/early 19th century treasure-seeking rituals in primary sources, last year I compiled a topical guide of treasure-seeking rituals from the time period. I recently updated the topical guide to include a new source I was previously unaware of (thanks Mike Reed) as well as a table of contents to make browsing simpler. I believe the topical guide is near exhaustive -- if anyone can point to significant texts or to significant ritual-related topics that I haven't included, I would be very grateful. For those interested, the topical guide can be viewed/downloaded as a PDF here. Hopefully this might prove helpful to anyone who wants to seriously study the topic. Although interesting in its own right, this is obviously especially relevant to studies of early Mormonism and the life of Joseph Smith. Link to comment
Mike Reed Posted October 23, 2010 Share Posted October 23, 2010 For anyone who is interested in examining late 18th/early 19th century treasure-seeking rituals in primary sources, last year I compiled a topical guide of treasure-seeking rituals from the time period. I recently updated the topical guide to include a new source I was previously unaware of (thanks Mike Reed) as well as a table of contents to make browsing simpler. I believe the topical guide is near exhaustive -- if anyone can point to significant texts or to significant ritual-related topics that I haven't included, I would be very grateful. For those interested, the topical guide can be viewed/downloaded as a PDF here. Hopefully this might prove helpful to anyone who wants to seriously study the topic. Although interesting in its own right, this is obviously especially relevant to studies of early Mormonism and the life of Joseph Smith.Great job putting these together, Joseph. I have several more things you could probably add to this list... but my notes are an unorganized mess right now, and I am busy applying to PhD programs. When things slow down and I have the time to sift through and organize my notes, I'll send you more of what I have.Best,Mike Link to comment
CA Steve Posted October 23, 2010 Share Posted October 23, 2010 For anyone who is interested in examining late 18th/early 19th century treasure-seeking rituals in primary sources, last year I compiled a topical guide of treasure-seeking rituals from the time period. I recently updated the topical guide to include a new source I was previously unaware of (thanks Mike Reed) as well as a table of contents to make browsing simpler. I believe the topical guide is near exhaustive -- if anyone can point to significant texts or to significant ritual-related topics that I haven't included, I would be very grateful. For those interested, the topical guide can be viewed/downloaded as a PDF here. Hopefully this might prove helpful to anyone who wants to seriously study the topic. Although interesting in its own right, this is obviously especially relevant to studies of early Mormonism and the life of Joseph Smith.Thank you. This looks very interesting. Link to comment
Joseph Antley Posted October 24, 2010 Author Share Posted October 24, 2010 Great job putting these together, Joseph. I have several more things you could probably add to this list... but my notes are an unorganized mess right now, and I am busy applying to PhD programs. When things slow down and I have the time to sift through and organize my notes, I'll send you more of what I have.Best,MikeThanks Mike. Good luck applying to programs. Link to comment
Ron Beron Posted October 25, 2010 Share Posted October 25, 2010 That was a lot of work. Thanks for sharing this resource. Link to comment
Uncle Dale Posted October 25, 2010 Share Posted October 25, 2010 For anyone who is interested in examining late 18th/early 19th century treasure-seeking rituals in primary sources, last year I compiled a topical guide of treasure-seeking rituals from the time period. I recently updated the topical guide to include a new source I was previously unaware of (thanks Mike Reed) as well as a table of contents to make browsing simpler. I believe the topical guide is near exhaustive -- if anyone can point to significant texts or to significant ritual-related topics that I haven't included, I would be very grateful. For those interested, the topical guide can be viewed/downloaded as a PDF here. Hopefully this might prove helpful to anyone who wants to seriously study the topic. Although interesting in its own right, this is obviously especially relevant to studies of early Mormonism and the life of Joseph Smith.Since you have mentioned this report over at PreMormon.com, I'm wondering if you'd be willing to work with me in extracting an illustrated version of its main points?The illustrated version would contain a number of pictures and perhaps a chart or two. It would not replace your original creation, but would offer some additional details on whichever parts you thought might best be emphasized.If you're interested, I'll work up a very short introduction; place it on the web for your inspection, and we can proceed from there, to add some of your own discoveries.Uncle Dale Link to comment
Joseph Antley Posted October 25, 2010 Author Share Posted October 25, 2010 If you're interested, I'll work up a very short introduction; place it on the web for your inspection, and we can proceed from there, to add some of your own discoveries.Uncle DaleI'll send you an e-mail. Link to comment
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