John K. Lundwall Research and Photography
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Follow Dr. Lundwall’s research in archeoastronomy, ancient religion, and mythological studies.
John K. Lundwall is an avid photographer and has carried his astro-modified camera around the world. Explore his gallery of images.
Purchase a signed copy of Dr. Lundwall’s groundbreaking book. The price includes shipping! All proceeds go to Dr. Lundwall’s research.
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UCAP is the Utah Cultural Astronomy Project. We are a team of researchers investigating the cultural astronomy of the ancient and native inhabitants of present-day Utah. Our team includes astronomers, archeologists, rock art specialists, photographers, and others who are interested in and have a passion for ancient rock art and history. We record, film, measure, and help preserve ancient sites.
MAB is the Myth and the Bible vlog presented by Dr. Lundwall. MAB represents a new approach called the Oral Imprinting Press.
Lundwall re-examines the text using novel insights into oral thinking. MAB is divided into concept, text, religious, and special videos.
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John Knight Lundwall holds a doctorate in comparative myth and religion from the
Joseph Campbell school of comparative myth, Pacifica Graduate Institute, out of
California. He is a writer, author, lecturer, academic editor, cultural astronomer, and field
researcher. He has led tours to sacred sites and gives star tours of the sky and constellations. He is also an avid photographer and hiker of the outdoors.
John Lundwall is raising funds for a full-length documentary film, To Touch the Sky: The
Cultural Astronomy of the Ancient Fremont. Presently, UCAP is working on becoming a
501(c)(3) nonprofit, so donations can be tax deductible. The project is privately funded.
You can contribute by purchasing something from The Store on this website or by donating directly. If you like what UCAP has to share, please consider joining the research team with a financial contribution. Any amount is appreciated
“If you want to be apart of the research team, and you have some free time on your hands
you can be help by being a library research assistant (actual reading research), or if you
live locally and want to get involved, you can help with site preservation. Contact Dr. Lundwall on his Contact Page for more information