. On the afternoon of June 7, four days after graduating from Georgia Tech, I saw symbols, carved on the ancient boulders of Ven Island that are endemic in the art and petroglyphs of the Uchee, Creek and Chickasaw homeland. Soon, I saw copper artifacts, oxhide shaped copper ingots and cord-marked Beaker Style pottery in the Bronze Age museums of southern Sweden and Denmark that I had seen two years earlier, when Arthur Kelly and Lewis Larson gave my architectural history class a tour of Etowah Mounds. The city, where I lived, on the Oresund Channel was ringed with buria