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Vikings And Mayans In Michigan
#11
I finished all the Mystic Michigan books and there weren’t any more Viking stories. I went to Amazon to see if they had the Viking Mettles book and I discovered it was published in 1934 and it is out of print. They have a lot of other Viking books but I have no idea if any of them talk about Vikings in Michigan.
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#12
Richard,

Do we perhaps have a book mentioning Vikings in Michigan from 900 to 1400 with this ? 


The rulers of the sea: The Norsemen in America from the tenth to the fifteenth century (Unknown Binding) [/b]
by Edmond Neukomm (Author)


http://www.antiqbook.com/boox/gal/5498.shtml

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000859...e&n=283155

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#13
I don’t have that book but it does sound interesting. It’s possible Stewart may have it because he has done a lot of research on Vikings in America.
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#14
In the book Blue Blood, True Blood, Stewart wrote the Vikings were genetically infused, programmed and directed by aliens from Aldebaran.


It is generally known that:

The period between 750-1300 was the Viking era in Europe, whereby between 750-950 was the period of the big violent trips of the Vikings.

From Norway & Denmark they conquered Great Britain, France, Iceland, and parts of America and parts in Southern Spain, Italy and Sicilia.

From Sweden they went deep in Poland, Russia, to the Caspian Sea, Black Sea, Turkey and the Kaukasus.



When you have a geographical look on this, it's clear The Viking movements were a reaction against the emerging Roman Catholic Empire and Byzantium.

I've no idea what exactly caused the end of the Viking influences, or why the Aldebareans had leaved the Earth in the Middle Ages.

 

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#15
A classic one:
The Norse Discovery of America
by Arthur Middleton Reeves,
North Ludlow Beamish,
and Rasmus B. Anderson
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#16
  I did not know Vikings went to sveeeden, Jaa

From a friend who lives in sweden says:   This place is full of trace after the Vikings, everytime they start to explore land for buiklding projects they always find something and everything stops and they start to dig

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20061030/od_...1030210747

STOCKHOLM (AFP) - Swedish experts have confirmed the finding of over 1,000 Viking-era silver coins after their chance discovery by two brothers on the Swedish island of Gotland.

"Completely by accident I found an Arabic silver coin that's about 1,100 years old," Edvin Sandborg told TT.
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#17
Avatar wrote on 14 September 2005, on this thread something about the Phoenicians being here in what is now called 'America'. Avatar's post reminded me of a website page I read a number of years ago, mentioning something about Phoenicians, to my surprise really, the link is still active... enjoy:

http://www.viewzone.com/sender.html

JP
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#18
It seems to be the research of Stewart Swerdlow is in line with the readings of Edgar Cayce on Vikings led by Viking leader Eric the Red about 1000 years ago visiting Minnesota crossing the Grand Lakes.

According Cayce, they even visited Montana.

see also:

http://all-ez.com/vikings.htm

(Search: Minnesota, Montana)
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#19
Huge amount of information available about Vikings in North America since 750 A.D. !

http://www.geocities.com/m_zalar/Links.html

http://www.heavener.k12.ok.us/community/...e/rune.htm
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#20
Have you been able to recover some memories using these informations?
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