| 1566 | Diego de Landa calls the fiber (kapok) of the Ceiba tree "silk." | Diego de Landa | Direct Translation |
| 1807 | Francesco Saverio Clavigero makes reference to Spanish comparing native fibers to silk. | Francesco Saverio Clavigero | Translation Secondary |
| Jan 28, 1908 | Richard Rathbun tells Charles A. Shook that the Anthon manuscript has no relationship to American or Middle Eastern languages. | Richard Rathbun | Direct Reprint |
| 1910 | Charles A. Shook criticizes BOM claims about metallurgy, horses, etc. | Charles A. Shook | Direct Secondary |
| Aug 22, 1921 | W. E. Riter inquires of James E. Talmage about Book of Mormon questions. | W. E. Riter | Direct |
| Aug 22, 1921 | W. E. Riter encloses questions from Mr. Couch for B. H. Roberts about BOM issues. | Mr. Couch | Direct Reprint |
| Nov 11, 1921 | GWM comments on difficulty of WER's questions, answers them. | George W. Middleton | Direct |
| Dec 1921 | Janne Sjodahl explains how others may pre-date/co-exist with Book of Mormon peoples. | Janne M. Sjodahl | Direct Late Secondary |
| Dec 3, 1921 | RVC acknowledges difficulty of providing scientific answers re: indigenous Americans. | Ralph Vary Chamberlain | Direct |
| Dec 20, 1921 | WER gives BOM questions to JET, writes BHR. | W. E. Riter | Direct |
| Dec 28, 1921 | BHR promises to answer WER's questions. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Dec 29, 1921 | BHR writes report highlighting seriousness of BOM questions/issues. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Jan 1, 1922 | BHR says JS could have used creative imagination to write BOM. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Jan 4, 1922 | James E. Talmage uses Book of Mormon as evidence for horses in America. | James E. Talmage | Direct Reprint |
| Jan 9, 1922 | BHR articulates his disappointment on the meeting with HJG over BOM. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Jan 31, 1922 | BHR comments on the need to have stronger apologetics for the BOM. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Feb 2, 1922 | JET reports on meeting with BHR, JAW, AI re: BOM. | James E. Talmage | Direct Reprint |
| Feb 6, 1922 | BHR comments on difficulty in answering Mr. Couch's questions. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Mar 15, 1922 | BHR writes report on his confidence in solving BOM difficulties. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Apr 28, 1922 | JET meets with JHM over BOM difficulties. | James E. Talmage | Direct Reprint |
| May 1922 | Janne M. Sjodahl criticizes "higher criticism" of Bible and BOM in Juvenile Instructor. | Janne M. Sjodahl | Direct |
| Oct 1926 | B.H. Roberts affirms in 1926 that he thinks BOM objections can eventually be answered. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Oct 24, 1927 | B. H. Roberts thinks research on Ethan Smith and View of the Hebrews would be helpful to future apologists. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Apr 1928 | BHR thanks God for bringing forth BOM. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| 1928 | BHR comments on antiquity of BOM. | B. H. Roberts | Direct Reprint |
| 1928 | B. H. Roberts says "ancient American race" represented in Book of Mormon. | B. H. Roberts | Direct Reprint |
| Apr 1929 | B.H. Roberts says D&C and BOM have equal weight in inspiration. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Apr 1930 | BHR speaks to BOM's divinity and prophetic qualities. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Apr 9, 1930 | B.H. Roberts describes the Book of Mormon as historic text in April 1930 General Conference. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Dec 1932 | BHR offers testimony of JS. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| Aug 7, 1933 | Wesley Lloyd reports on conversation with B.H. Roberts about Church's reaction to studies. | B. H. Roberts | Scribed Paraphrase 2nd Hand |
| Jul 22, 1939 | B. H. Roberts son denies his father lost his testimony in the Book of Mormon. | Ben E. Roberts | Direct Reprint |
| Jan 1956 | BHR charts similarities between View of the Hebrews and BOM. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| 1957 | Clayton E. Ray writes on potential for Pre-Columbian horses in Journal of Mammalogy. | Clayton E. Ray | Direct Secondary |
| 1967 | Matthew Wallrath calls native fiber "wild silk." | Matthew Wallrath | Direct Secondary |
| Oct 1977 | Robert Madden et al. make reference to "steeled iron" in the 10th century B.C. | Robert Maddin | Direct Secondary |
| 1980 | Truman G. Madsen offers summary of B.H. Roberts's advocacy for the Church. | Truman G. Madsen | Direct Late Secondary |
| 1980 | Truman G. Madsen mentions B.H. Roberts being described as the "warhorse." | Truman G. Madsen | 2nd Hand Secondary |
| 1980 | BHR died of complications related to diabetes. | Truman G. Madsen | Direct Late Secondary |
| Dec 1983 | Truman G. Madsen comments on B.H. Roberts's BOM studies in the Ensign. | Truman G. Madsen | Secondary |
| 1985 | John L. Sorenson provides evidence of loan-shifting in Mesoamerica. | John L. Sorenson | Direct Secondary |
| Dec 1985 | TGM records ESH's comments about BHR remaining a believer in the BOM during his BOM Study. | Truman G. Madsen | 3rd Hand |
| Dec 31, 1985 | John W. Welch's summary of Book of Mormon research since B. H. Roberts. | John W. Welch | Secondary |
| Mar 1986 | JW celebrates BHR's BOM studies. | John W. Welch | Direct Late Secondary |
| 1990 | Amihai Mazar makes reference to a pick from the 11th century B.C. "made of real steel." | Amihai Mazar | Secondary |
| 1992 | BDM comments on BHR's belief in the BOM. | Brigham D. Madsen | Secondary |
| 1992 | Mary LeCron Foster's 1992 presentations on correspondences between Old World and New World languages. | Mary LeCron Foster | Direct Reprint Secondary |
| 1992 | John L. Sorenson argues that the Book of Mormon contains strong implicit support for "others" being in the land when Lehi arrived and their being incorporated into the Nephites and Lamanites. | John L. Sorenson | Direct |
| 1992 | Mark J. Fretz in the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary makes reference to "sickle swords" in pre-exilic Israel. | Mark J. Fretz | Secondary |
| 1993 | Robert Drews makes reference to, and provides image of, a "sickle sword" in pre-exilic Egypt. | Robert Drews | Secondary |
| 1996 | Margaret R. Bunson and Stephen M. Bunson list "wild horses" among animals in Mesoamerica that went extinct from around 11,000-7,000 B.C. | Margaret R. Bunson | Secondary |
| Jun 1996 | Richard F. Keeler makes argument for identification of Mr Couch. | Richard F. Keeler | Direct Late Secondary |
| 2003 | Daniel C. Peterson and Matthew Roper discuss plausibility of Book of Mormon "horses" being Mesoamerican tapirs. | Matthew Roper | Direct Secondary |
| 2004 | Daniel C. Peterson and Matthew Roper discuss plausibility of BOM "horses" being Mesoamerican tapirs. | Daniel C. Peterson | Direct Secondary |
| Nov 17, 2004 | JAT argues for presence of "others" in BOM Lands based on presence of idolatry among BOM peoples. | John A. Tvedtnes | Direct Secondary |
| 2005 | JEC gives an overview of the growth in the BOM's historical accuracy since its initial publication. | John E. Clark | Secondary |
| May 2005 | BTO argues for presence of "others" in BOM lands based on Helaman 5-7. | Blake T. Ostler | Direct Secondary |
| Jul 17, 2005 | Philip Ireland writes about the discovery of the skeleton of a horse that may have lived and died 50 years before Spanish conquered California. | Philip Ireland | Journalism |
| 2006 | John E. Clark gives an overview of the growth in the Book of Mormon's historical plausibility since 1830. | John E. Clark | Secondary |
| Dec 29, 2009 | James Haile et al argue for dating of horse remains in Alaska to 10500 years BP based on sedimentary DNA analysis. | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences | Direct Secondary |
| 2013 | John L. Sorenson theorizes that Book of Mormon "horses" may have been Mesoamerican tapirs. | John L. Sorenson | Direct |
| 2013 | Church listing Book of Mormon changes to Introduction re: Native American principal ancestors. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 2015 | Brian D. Stubbs's book-length study of connections between Afro-Asiatic and Uto-Aztecan languages. | Brian D. Stubbs | Direct Secondary |
| 2016 | Beau Abernathy and Marten Krijgsman calls one of Goliath's weapons on 1 Samuel 17:45 (Hebrew כידון, kydwn) a "scimitar." | Beau Abernathy | Secondary |
| 2017 | Wade E. Miller and Matthew Roper give an overview of modern scholarship and "horses" in the Book of Mormon. | Wade E. Miller | Direct Secondary |
| 2018 | Anthony P. Andrews and Fernando Robles Castellanos on Horses Surviving into Post-Pleistocene Times in Mesoamerica. | Anthony P. Andrews | Secondary |
| Dec 2019 | SCM's MA Thesis arguing BHR did lose faith, evidenced by 1922 meetings with Church leadership. | Shannon C. Montez | Secondary |
| 2020 | Brian D. Stubbs responds to criticisms of his work on the relationship between Afro-Asiatic and Uto-Aztecan languages. | Brian D. Stubbs | Direct Secondary |
| Dec 8, 2021 | Tyler J. Murchie et al. publish paper on DNA research of 3000BC North American horses. | Tyler Murchie | Direct Secondary |
| Dec 9, 2021 | Smithsonian Magazine publishes a story on new evidence of North American horse DNA as recently as 5,000 years ago. | Corryn Wetzel | Direct Journalism |
| 2022 | Wade E. Miller et al. publishes evidence for horses in the Americas during the Post-Pleistocene/Pre-Columbian era. | Wade E. Miller | Direct |