[stubernx98]

The current thinking is that it is genuine. I am involved in a documentary which goes into great detail on how certain experts tried to debunk it with no clinical research. I have personally talked to key people who have done the chemical analysis ass well as the analysis of the words carved on the stone.

I expect the documentary to be out late this fall or early winter.

[dsutah]

That would be cool; because I like History, and that's one part of the world I'd like to know more about! I do remember reading a long while ago about some people finding that stone! Apparently there was a trip taken by some people, including a well known newsman, Erik Severeid(sp?); to trace a route believed taken by Viking settlers/explorers, after that stone was found.

This group took canoes down along the St.Lawrence river, going inland; trying to find out how far these people might have gotten in their travels. I can't remember what happened after that; or what they found out. I know that they ran into some obstacles, because of time going by, and people changing the land through farming and industry.