DdL calls the fiber (kapok) of the Ceiba tree "silk."

Richard Rathbun tells Charles A. Shook that the Anthon manuscript has no relationship to American or Middle Eastern languages.

WER inquires of JET about BOM questions.

GWM comments on difficulty of WER's questions, answers them.

RVC acknowledges difficulty of providing scientific answers re: indigenous Americans.

BHR promises to answer WER's questions.

BHR says JS could have used creative imagination to write BOM.

BHR articulates his disappointment on the meeting with HJG over BOM.

JET reports on meeting with BHR, JAW, AI re: BOM.

BHR writes report on his confidence in solving BOM difficulties.

Janne M. Sjodahl criticizes "higher criticism" of Bible and BOM in Juvenile Instructor.

B. H. Roberts thinks research on Ethan Smith and View of the Hebrews would be helpful to future apologists.

BHR comments on antiquity of BOM.

B.H. Roberts says D&C and BOM have equal weight in inspiration.

B.H. Roberts describes the Book of Mormon as historic text in April 1930 General Conference.

Wesley Lloyd reports on conversation with B.H. Roberts about Church's reaction to studies.

Clayton E. Ray writes on potential for Pre-Columbian horses in Journal of Mammalogy.

RM et al. make reference to "steeled iron" in the 10th century B.C.

Truman G. Madsen mentions B.H. Roberts being described as the "warhorse."

Truman G. Madsen comments on B.H. Roberts's BOM studies in the Ensign.

TGM records ESH's comments about BHR remaining a believer in the BOM during his BOM Study.

JW celebrates BHR's BOM studies.

BDM comments on BHR's belief in the BOM.

JLS argues that the BOM contains strong implicit support for "others" being in the land when Lehi arrived and their being incorporated into the Nephites and Lamanites.

RD makes reference to, and provides image of, a "sickle sword" in pre-exilic Egypt.

RFK makes argument for identification of MC.

DCP and MP discuss plausibility of BOM "horses" being Mesoamerican tapirs.

JEC gives an overview of the growth in the BOM's historical accuracy since its initial publication.

PI writes about the discovery of the skeleton of a horse that may have lived and died 50 years before Spanish conquered California.

JH et al argue for dating of horse remains in Alaska to 10500 years BP based on sedimentary DNA analysis.

Church listing BOM changes to Introduction re: Native American principal ancestors.

BA and MK calls one of Goliath's weapons on 1 Samuel 17:45 (Hebrew כידון, kydwn) a "scimitar."

APA and FRC on Horses Surviving into Post-Pleistocene Times in Mesoamerica.

BDS responds to criticisms of his work on the relationship between Afro-Asiatic and Uto-Aztecan languages.

Smithsonian Magazine publishes a story on new evidence of North American horse DNA as recently as 5,000 years ago.