The Kensington rune stone
Subtitle: its place in history
By: by Thomas E. Reiersgord.
Publisher: Pogo Press; Finney Company, Incorporated
Published: 2001
Place of publication: [St. Paul, Minn.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 219
Subjects: Kensington Rune Stone.; Dakota Indians -- History -- To 1500.; Ojibwa Indians -- History -- To 1500.; America -- Discovery and exploration -- Norse
Description: Research exploring the translation and meaning of the Kensington Runestone.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-215) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Part 1 - A New Perspective; title: Introduction; title: Vinland - Where the Journey Began; title: The Route from Vinland; title: The Sea; title: The Ships; title: The Journey of Fourteen Days; title: The Dakotas at Mille Lacs; title: The Two Skerries of Lake Mille Lacs; title: Graywacke and Calcite; title: Stone Carving Monks; title: The Black Death; title: The Language of the Rune Stone; title: Part 11 - Ch&Dakota Contact; title: The Dakota Homeland; title: Susan Windgrow's Story; title: The Isanti - People of the Cut Stone; title: Father Hennepin and the Dakota Indians; title: The White Buffalo Woman and the Sacred Pipe; title: From Knife Lake to Kensington; title: Jonathan Carver and the Kensington Rune Stone; title: Lone Dog's Winter Count; title: Part 111-C- the Ojibway; title: The Ojibway Emergence; title: The Totem or Clan System; title: The Mundua Story; title: The Midewiwin or Grand Medicine Society; title: Ojibway Knowledge of the Bible; title: Peterborough Petroglyphs; title: The Ojibways'Westward Migration; title: Part 1V- Che Historical Consequence; title: The Open Land; title: Lists of Illustrations and Maps; title: Bibliography; title: Index.