Between These Hills: A Case for the New York Cumorah

Between These Hills: A Case for the New York Cumorah, Volume 1, is a detailed work of religion and literary criticism. Jonathan Neville examines the ancient history of North America, focusing on the recorded legacy of the aborigines. The text explores the connection between the Nephite civilization and the landscape near Palmyra, New York, where Joseph Smith first encountered Moroni.

This study analyzes the significance of the Hill Cumorah as a bridge between the past and the present. It details how the New York Cumorah was lost over time and how it is now being rediscovered. By examining the site, the author provides insights into the Jaredite and Nephite civilizations, arguing that the location serves as a vital touchstone for understanding the Restoration.