Video – Evidence of Scandinavian colonists on the South Atlantic Coast and in South America

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Written by Richard L. Thornton

In previous articles, we have shown linguistic and petroglyphic proof of Swedish Scandinavians settling in South Carolina and Georgia. This video provides viewers with solid evidence of a Danish expedition to both southeastern North America and South America in the mid-900s AD. At that time Denmark, England and southern Sweden were part of the same kingdom.

This video does not mention the linguistic evidence in South America, but even today there are words pronounced the same and meaning the same in Swedish and the Panoan languages of eastern Peru. Also, having as a young man having been immersed in the cultural environment of the heartland of Scandinavian Bronze Age & Viking Era Civilizations, I see things that academicians on a summer vacation in Latin America, don’t see.

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      1. I went to Fort Mountain after watching this video I found that square petroglyph of the compass. It is really strange at the end of each port is a rectangle. Do you think that round seating area could be the slab they wrote about in that book?

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      2. You can’t hardly see the rectangles I’m talking about at the end of each point but it’s a pretty good photo of the petroglyphs. I will send it to you on email.

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      3. Loving your work has really made me do a lot of my own research. This spiral that goes around and around that mountain that spiral it represents the Milky Way because the center of the universe has sparrows all over it. The square represents mother Earth this circles represents the heavens, and when it becomes a rectangle that is a unit of marriage. So when they tell you they’re for that Fort Mountain was a marriage ceremony for the Cherokee Indians they just left out a little bit of the truth. Lol.

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      4. I am low vision and so I use VoiceOver and that is why sometimes a lot of things are misspelled. My accent confuses VoiceOver sometimes lol.

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