Everglade Essays Okaloosa 2

This is the second essay of the Everglades Essays called Okaloosa-Number Two, and Number One was called Wakulla, Number One. This does the coastal and Middle Florida east of Panhandle Peninsula mostly. It takes examples from Wakulla Essay and builds on what names occur east of it in the Okaloosa Essay. The place names are compared to Native Indian, Celtic, Phoenician and Egyptian place names to show something else has occurred in language historically than is recognized. Dean Clarke proves there definitely is another migration process a foot and little explored by cartographers and Egyptology if not Druidic patterns. This was written 30 years ago or more in the mid 1980's and is a ground breaking work still relavent today for future modern history explorers why words repeat referring redundacy the same meaning about places and things. This covers partly the secrets of Tallahasse's own name as Wakulla essay prior did but continues the clarification why Tallahasse would easily fit in the Cycladic Islands of the Aegean Sea not in Florida alone? Amazing insight from this Great American as Clarke is the new 'Venerable Bede' of North America giving new learning and insight into the process of ancient linguistics.

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