Legacies of the Ten Found Tribes of Israel Book

Legacies of the Ten Found Tribes of Israel brings the reader to the steppes of Central Asia where the abducted people of the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel, the Samarians, and their descendants developed a system of east-west trade routes and an entire infrastructure to support them. It follows their descendants over a period of a thousand years, from 734 BCE to about 266 CE, throughout Eurasia. Wherever they extended their trade routes they named peoples whom they encountered and gave them their language, Biblical and Aramaic Hebrew. During this period the Descendants also named several eastern religions and concepts. The book then proceeds to follow the next millennium descendants of the Samarians, the Barbarians, and finally goes to more modern times and the development of modern languages from that original Biblical and Aramaic Hebrew.

The author, a chemical engineer by education and a multi-disciplinary engineer by experience, used the Scientific Method in the study that this book is based on just as he used it in endless numbers of studies that he carried out over his long career.

A literature study was performed, facts and anomalies were found, and the facts and anomalies were combined into a prediction that the people may have been brought to Central Asia. A modern map of Central Asia was perused looking for any evidence of a Hebraic presence. Seventy-six modern cities and places having Hebraic-sounding names were found. Using a word analysis process discovered during the study, those names were transliterated into Hebrew, their Hebrew root words were eked out, the English definitions of those root words were found and added together into meaningful English definitions. This process was the instrument which collected the data, with the data being the English definitions. The data was perused, patterns were found and those patterns "gave life" to the original prediction in the form of a scenario as to how and why the Samarians were brought to Central Asia. Based on this scenario, additional predictions were made which came true, completing the cycle of the Scientific Method. The proofs of the original and all subsequent predictions had been developed. The end result of this work is shown in detail in the book.