America Unearthed Season 2 Episode 10 Lost Relics of the Bible

In America Unearthed season 2 episode 10, titled "Lost Relics of the Bible," Scott Wolter sets out to investigate some of the most sacred stories from the Bible and search for artifacts that may prove their existence.

Wolter visits various historical sites around America where he gathers clues and information from experts to piece together the puzzle of lost relics. He first visits the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville, New York, where he learns about the life of Jesuit priest Isaac Jogues and his enslavement by the Mohawk tribe. He then travels to Georgia to explore the controversial Bat Creek Stone, which some researchers believe is evidence of a pre-Columbian Christian presence in North America.

Next, Wolter visits the Tomb of Joshua, located in the small town of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, which is believed to contain the remains of Israel's ancient leader and conqueror. There, he explores the possibility of Joshua's journey to America and the potential impact his journey may have had on the Native American populations.

Wolter also visits the mysterious Los Lunas Decalogue Stone in New Mexico, featuring near-perfect Hebrew inscriptions on a boulder that are believed to be the Ten Commandments. He investigates the theories of its origin, with some suggesting it dates back to the time of Moses.

The episode considers a wide array of arguments and theories, including whether Jesus himself may have made a journey to America to continue his teachings and whether biblical tales and stories have left an indelible mark on US history. Wolter gathers information from experts in various fields, including archaeology and theology, to provide a thought-provoking and fascinating exploration of these theories and stories.

Ultimately, "Lost Relics of the Bible" raises intriguing questions about the Bible's history and its connections to America. It encourages viewers to question the perceived truths of history and consider the possibility of a deeper connection between North America and ancient biblical stories.