EVIDENCE OF VIKINGS IN OKLAHOMA

[realheavylevi]

some of those letters look quite similar to the ancient Hungarian rune script writing (róvásírás)

[OldSheriff1]

i've been told there are writings like this on petroglyph walls in Cimarron County Oklahoma

[RebLin51]

Hey have you been down around Hannah. My ex says he saw some runes and stuff in a cave when he was young there. He is the son of Jean Skinner and it is the family land down in that area. He lives in Seminole at present. His name is Chester Jarnagin.

[jacksonburns56]

@RebLin51 No, I would like to check them out. I will try to contact him.

Thanks

[RebLin51]

@jacksonburns56 He is on Facebook

[halinint]

There have also been runes discovered in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Obviously trouble ensued since the Mayans abandoned their coastal settlements.

Columbus knew there were lands to the west because of the communications between the Knights Templar refuged in Scotland and those Knights Templar refuged in Portugal. The Scandinavians who held Scotland at that time had been traveling to the Americas for a long while. Roslyn Chapel in Scotland stands as proof.

[halinint]

There have also been runes discovered in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Thor Heyerdahl apparently found runes throughout central and south america over a 20-year period and it is widely accepted that the Scandinavians were the Mayan's gods who came from the sea, were tall, white skinned, red haired and had beards. (The Mayans did not grow beards. Why would their gods, othewise?)

[uncalG]

viking found america not any gay spanish

[MrROTCcadet]

Hail the gods. They were here centuries before the Christians!

[vikingskipdotcom]

@MrROTCcadet Most of the Norse Greenlanders were Christian. Eirikur Raudi (Erik the Red) was not, however.

[Aurvangir]

We know all this already from the school here in Scandinaviathe first who discovered Vinland already for 1121 years ago

[randomnumber81]

@Aurvangir But they didnt think the vikings had went this far inland.

[Aurvangir]

@randomnumber81 The Vikings were there for many years, back and forth.

There was also a small colony of settlers, who explored the environment, near and far.

There are also indan descendants who have blue eyes (Sara Blue Eye) Lakota Sioux.

We know that the Vikings were at least 150 years in Vinland.

There were written documents that landed in Greenland, which dealt with the Vikings voyages. As the latter was found by Cristofor Columbus, which he sold into the Spanish royal court.

[randomnumber81]

@Aurvangir I think I watched a documentary on this subject once. Very interesting!

[Aurvangir]

@randomnumber81 Unfortunately, Cristofor Columbus discovered the New World in a time of fundamental values from the old world. the rest is history.

Did you know that the bow and arrow, was something that the Vikings learned from the Indians in the New World. As the Vikings took them to their colonies on the British Islands. (Long Bow) has affected European history, in many ways.In the same way that tobacco has hurt the entire Old World.

So you could say that Indians got there rvenge..

[randomnumber81]

@Aurvangir Wow, did not know that. It makes sense though.

[Heathensword65]

If 99% is fake and 1% is real it still makes the point. It only takes one.

[lvcivs11]

@Heathensword65 who really gives a shit we overran the injuns john wayne was a viking nit the spirit that counts we are here we dominate we shall stay our blades thirst for the blood of our enemies a norse toungue is spoken(anglish) our laws and customs prevail who cares if reds and browns dont like it we rule just make sure u make ur sons meanb so we can continue to rule

[noblewulfff]

its sad becouse white ppl are always trying to pull this sort of shit with fake rune stones..but imaging all the other shit these these racist "archaeologist" have gotten away with..

[randomnumber81]

@noblewulfff yeah youre lawyer material.

[chestertouristcom]

The character spacing is wrong. You find on viking inscriptions the characters are bunched up together. Modern character spacing is more a function of the printing press.

[jacksonburns56]

Yes, that is what myself and many others had thought, however, that runic style is from a later date from around 800 ad on and florished through the 1300s.

This style is from 400 ad to 700 ad with the tests done on the Heavener Runestone indicate being made around 650 to 700 ad. Furthemore, we have found stones exactly like this one in Scandanavia that date to 400 to 500 ad, made with a single line of aetts and with spacing!!!!!

[jacksonburns56]

That would also be the reason that the Heavener inscription has to be from an earlier date as first thought. Also the inscriptions are in two different hands or made by two or more persons and that tests reveal with simular stones, it would have taken over two weeks to make!!

[jacksonburns56]

The Poteau Runestone is interesting because of the third aett which is the ng Goth aett and the second to last aett is a bindrune used only for the number 17 in all Norse documents or runes. This meaning was not discovered until recent days. So I am still open on this one.

As far the Shawnee stone, I feel that one is fake!

[chestertouristcom]

having watched some more videos I am not sure now. there is too much evidence.

[chestertouristcom]

Some of the items look fake. I know they got to newfoundland but oklahoma is too far inland and to the south

[jacksonburns56]

You have a good eye! Some are fake but some are real. I will be adding more videos to show both sides of the story.

[Pavier68]

Actually it isn't that unplausible. Vikings could easily have followed the coast line around south around Florida and then up the Mississippi River system.

[spacelingokc]

@chestertouristcom

vikings had feet and legs you know. Its kind of dumb to assume that they would only go so far from the river, These were people who had explored that far already why wouldnt they be able to continue