In The Petroglyphs of Mu, Carole Nervig offers a riveting and intricately researched exploration into one of humanity’s oldest and most enigmatic mysteries: the lost civilization of Lemuria. Weaving together archaeology, mythology, and esoteric lore, Nervig traces the legacy of Lemuria through the petroglyphs scattered across the ancient island of Pohnpei and the mysterious city of Nan Madol. With a sharp eye for detail and a vivid narrative style, she conjures the specters of the past, bringing to life the possibility that these island remnants hold the keys to understanding a forgotten world.

The book delves deep into the significance of these petroglyphs, which bear uncanny resemblances to other ancient symbols found in disparate parts of the globe. Nervig deftly bridges the gap between historical documentation and spiritual speculation, making the case that Lemuria—long thought to be mythological—may have had a profound impact on early human civilizations. Readers will find themselves spellbound as Nervig takes them on a journey from Pohnpei’s towering basalt columns to the lost underwater cities purported to have sunk with Lemuria.

Equal parts historical investigation and spiritual treatise, The Petroglyphs of Mu challenges conventional history and invites readers to look deeper into the mystery of human origins. Perfect for readers interested in ancient history, alternative archaeology, and the esoteric world of lost civilizations, Nervig's work opens the door to a broader understanding of humanity’s forgotten past.