Research exploring the translation and meaning of the Kensington Runestone.
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The Kensington rune stone: its place in history
2001, Pogo Press, Finney Company, Incorporated
in English
1880654237 9781880654231
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Part 1 - A New Perspective
Introduction
Vinland - Where the Journey Began
The Route from Vinland
The Sea
The Ships
The Journey of Fourteen Days
The Dakotas at Mille Lacs
The Two Skerries of Lake Mille Lacs
Graywacke and Calcite
Stone Carving Monks
The Black Death
The Language of the Rune Stone
Part 11 - Ch&Dakota Contact
The Dakota Homeland
Susan Windgrow's Story
The Isanti - People of the Cut Stone
Father Hennepin and the Dakota Indians
The White Buffalo Woman and the Sacred Pipe
From Knife Lake to Kensington
Jonathan Carver and the Kensington Rune Stone
Lone Dog's Winter Count
Part 111-C- the Ojibway
The Ojibway Emergence
The Totem or Clan System
The Mundua Story
The Midewiwin or Grand Medicine Society
Ojibway Knowledge of the Bible
Peterborough Petroglyphs
The Ojibways'Westward Migration
Part 1V- Che Historical Consequence
The Open Land
Lists of Illustrations and Maps
Bibliography
Index.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-215) and index.
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