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Nielsen covers a lot of ground here, will try and encapsulate much of it, but it there are questions, be sure to ask and I will try to expand.<br>He notes ...
m_zalar
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Mar 1, 2000
11:45 am
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Thanks Mike,<br><br>"He notes evidence of Scandinavian incursions are indicated by the Heavener Runestones, runic symbols found at Mandan sites in ND, and the...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 2, 2000
7:42 pm
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I have made a web page at:<br><a href=http://www.geocities.com/netnoaide/ulen.html target=new>http://www.geocities.com/netnoaide/ulen.html</a><br>showing the...
netnoaide
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Mar 3, 2000
4:39 pm
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So, do you think there is a connection?<br><br>Roger Nelson...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 4, 2000
2:02 am
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Michael,<br><br>did you also see the information on the norwegan web site about this silver cross? Perhaps it is related to the KRS and Knutson<br><br>Roger...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 4, 2000
2:51 am
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I am just an Norwegian amateur historian.<br>I found Michael's informations about the sword<br>and the cross and made web pages of them.<br>None of the object ...
netnoaide
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Mar 6, 2000
11:48 am
180
I got this information to day:<br><br>----------------------------------------------<br>I've been told by a long-time staff member at the Minnesota...
netnoaide
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Mar 7, 2000
1:55 pm
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ODIN,<br><br>Most interesting,<br><br>I find it easy to dismiss the sword as being from the Civil War period, and therefore an item of relative insignifigance....
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 8, 2000
5:53 am
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I guess the only potential letter which could<br>have been mixed up with an rune must have been<br>the S. The U rune and N rune is to different<br>to could ...
netnoaide
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Mar 8, 2000
2:39 pm
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I would ask to see a tracing of the area of the sword with the "USN" lettering on it. <br><br>Of course the placement on the sword itself is important. ...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 8, 2000
6:27 pm
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Got this message to day.<br>--------------------------<br>I'm fairly certain it's not a US Naval sword....see...<br><br> <a...
netnoaide
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Mar 9, 2000
11:18 am
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The following is from an article I posted on the epigraphy mailing list<br><br>&gt;From: "jack bartelt" &lt;jbartelt@...&gt;<br>&gt;<br>&gt;<a...
m_zalar
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Mar 13, 2000
7:42 am
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Yes, the one thing I have noted about most of the Military swords I have seen (on line at least) is that the grip is almost universally modified to fit the...
m_zalar
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Mar 13, 2000
7:53 am
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Oh yes, the Mandans & Sieur de La Verendrye<br><br>After all the other discussions about rune stones, we finally get to talking about this one. <br><br>I have ...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 13, 2000
7:55 pm
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For a topographic map of the Runestone Hill go to:<br><a href=http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=45.811&lon=-95.6601&s=25&size=m...
m_zalar
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Mar 15, 2000
7:50 am
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I ran across the book authored by Holand titled "Norse Discoveries in America 982-1362."<br><br>In the book there is a discourse about the interview by the ...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 23, 2000
5:24 am
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Came across this listing doing research on another project and thought that it might be of interest to several other members hunting books by Verrill ...
spinneraz
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Mar 24, 2000
3:32 am
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Just finished reading Frederick Pohl’s book titled The Viking Settlements of North America. This was a pretty good book where he goes into considerable ...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 25, 2000
6:49 am
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In Holand’s book Norse Discoveries in America 982-1362 the author goes into some details with regard to the finding of the Rune stone. This is reported by...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 25, 2000
7:23 am
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Further to my note of last evening, I note that there is a "Stone Creek" that runs from the Turtle Mountains just to the west of Bottineau, N.D. It runs from ...
roger_e_nelson
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Mar 25, 2000
4:12 pm
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Attached are two articles in Mercator's World magazine that discuss exploration of the Hudson's Bay area. The discussions is not directly germaine to our ...
roger_e_nelson
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Apr 3, 2000
3:17 pm
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By curious coincidence, I have just finished the second draft of an article for Journal of the West in which I reference both of the above articles. Just over ...
m_zalar
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Apr 5, 2000
5:11 am
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This is great news, I look forward to reading the article.<br><br>As I start to reserach this deeper, I am finding a wealth of information that when linked...
roger_e_nelson
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Apr 7, 2000
4:09 am
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Michael, there are reasons to believe Paul Knutsson<br>went to Greenland and possibly beyond around 1362,<br>but there are no evidence that he left...
netnoaide
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Apr 7, 2000
3:05 pm
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Geir,<br><br>Perhaps you cold invite your correspondent in Minnesota to join this discussion group and contribute what she has learned with regard to the...
roger_e_nelson
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Apr 8, 2000
10:43 pm
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In reading one these recent articles I was puzzled in that before the winter before the Western settlement was abandoned, they were so hungry that they ate ...
roger_e_nelson
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Apr 8, 2000
11:36 pm
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Geir,<br><br>You said "but there are no evidence that he left Norway."<br><br>I suppose the only way to prove that he left Norway would be to find his grave ...
roger_e_nelson
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Apr 8, 2000
11:38 pm
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The Viking grave found from Ontario is most likely<br>the found of an axe, sword and chain-mail.<br>The artifacts are in the Royal Ontario Museum.<br>Some days...
netnoaide
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Apr 10, 2000
2:36 pm
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I have the final (hopefully) draft of the article I am writing for Journal of the West done and stored on the web. As I am not sure how publicly posting it...
m_zalar
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Apr 17, 2000
11:29 am
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Well, the notorious KRS critic, Brigitta Lindroth-Wallace ( <a href=http://www.geocities.com/m_zalar/INTcritic.html...
m_zalar
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