America Before the Spaniards: Cultures, Civilizations, and Mysteries of the Lost Continent, by Jorabe Fevry, is a captivating exploration of the ancient civilizations that once flourished across the American continent—long before the first Spanish ships reached its shores.

This book brings to light the extraordinary achievements of the Maya, Inca, Aztec, Olmec, Toltec, and other lesser-known cultures that shaped the spiritual, scientific, and political landscapes of the New World. From the towering pyramids hidden in dense jungles to advanced astronomical knowledge and sophisticated agricultural systems, these civilizations developed complex societies marked by deep cosmologies, rich mythologies, and impressive technological prowess.

Fevry delves into the philosophical and religious beliefs of these peoples, their relationship with nature, their rituals, and their visions of time and the cosmos. He also challenges long-held Eurocentric narratives that have often reduced these cultures to footnotes in history. Through a compelling blend of archaeology, anthropology, and historical research, the author invites readers to rediscover the lost legacy of a continent that was never truly "discovered" but long inhabited by brilliant and dynamic peoples.

Whether you are a history enthusiast, a student of ancient cultures, or a curious reader eager to explore the untold past of the Americas, this book offers a profound and enlightening journey into the heart of pre-Columbian civilizations.