THE KENSINGTON RUNE STONE: PRELIMINARY REPORT TO THE MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY BY THE MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM COMMITTEE

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As the Museum Committee is charged with the responsibility of making a recommendation to the Society respecting the authenticity or the fraudulent origin of the Kensington Rune Stone and its inscription, it is thought best to review
somewhat carefully the facts as to the discovery of the stone. For this purpose the results of the three visits made to that locality by Prof. N. H, Winchell, investigating the subject for this Committee, will here be cast into one statement.

CONTENTS.
The Discovery
The Inscription
References to the Topography of the Region
Where was Vinland?
The Slight Weathering of the Rune Stone
Discussion of the Authenticity of the Rune Record
Other Rumors Concerning Mr. Ohman
The Tree That Grew on the Rune Stone
Review of the Finding of the Rune Stone
Notes on the Record Given by the Inscription
Linguistic Objections
Collateral Evidence
Resolutions Adopted by the Museum Committee
APPENDIX
Professor Flom 's Investigation
Pronunciation and Spelling
Inflexions
- Meaning of Certain Words
The Runes
Discussion of these Objections
Investigation of the Rumor Relating to Sven Fogelblad
Bibliography

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