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Viking sagas read through the lens of climate change
EurekAlert ^
| March 9, 2005
Posted on 03/10/2005 8:19:28 AM PST by Squawk 8888
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To: SunkenCiv
"No trees on Greenland to build boats." But there were plenty of trees to the west and Newfoundland was closer than Iceland. I think they abandoned Greenland and were ultimately absorbed by the native populations in North America.
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03/29/2011 7:08:41 PM PDT
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Flag_This
(Real presidents don't bow.)
To: Squawk 8888
Sure wish coach Grant believed in ANY type of warming.
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03/29/2011 7:16:25 PM PDT
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Spruce
To: Flag_This; SunkenCiv
There was a thread a month or so ago on native (Alquonqin?) (spelling?) languages that have (or is interpreted to have) Old Norse names and pronounciations. I imagine that was Sunk’s doing as well!
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03/29/2011 7:42:37 PM PDT
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21twelve
( You can go from boom to bust, from dreams to a bowl of dust ... another lost generation.)
To: SunkenCiv; Flag_This
Eric the Red - Greenland. And then made it to North America. Thank goodness!
Otherwise we may never have gotten the Red Green Show from Canada!
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03/29/2011 7:44:41 PM PDT
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21twelve
( You can go from boom to bust, from dreams to a bowl of dust ... another lost generation.)
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