The US Forest Service Office in Gainesville, GA really did refuse permission for the History Channel and National Geo Channel to film the ruins at Track Rock Gap in Georgia. It was not a publicity gimmick. Both the Creek and Cherokee Indians used names for the province around Track Rock Gap than mean “Place of the Itza.” 

The discoveries of several remarkable “stone architecture” complexes in the Georgia Mountains and Piedmont, during the last three years, are going to radically change the understanding of the Southeastern North America, prior to 1700 AD. They are massive in scale. Several are a half mile to a mile in diameter. One in Metropolitan Atlanta, which was destroyed by construction of a regional shopping mall and office park, was two miles long.