The Kensington Runestone A slab of greywacke about 76 × 41 × 15 cm, weighing about 92 kg. It is now in the Runestone Museum in Alexandria, Minnesota, where the photo was taken.
1 出典 6 関係 Olof Ohman A Swedish immigrant farmer who said he found the stone late in 1898, tangled in the roots of a poplar, while clearing his new land. Some critics have directly charged him with fabrication.
1 出典 2 関係 The 1362 inscription It tells of eight Geats and twenty-two Norwegians who returned from fishing to find ten men "red of blood and dead". There are nine lines on the face and three on the edge, which gives the year 1362.
1 出典 3 関係 A 19th-century language The language is closer to 19th-century than 14th-century Swedish, and at least seven of the runes match no known medieval standard: one of the main reasons scholars call it a hoax.
1 出典 1 関係 Olaus J. Breda Professor of Scandinavian languages at the University of Minnesota. He declared the stone a forgery and sent copies to Scandinavian scholars, who unanimously pronounced it a recent fraud.
1 出典 1 関係 Hjalmar Holand A Norwegian-American historian and author who argued for its authenticity for forty years, with brief success in 1949 when it was displayed at the Smithsonian.
1 出典 2 関係 The $10 bill of sale The Minnesota Historical Society's bill of sale showing Ohman sold it the stone for $10 in 1911. Holand claimed Ohman had given the stone to him. The picture is the bill.
1 出典 2 関係 Newton Horace Winchell A geologist who in 1910 estimated the inscription at roughly 500 years old by comparing its weathering with the back, while also noting that the chisel marks were fresh.
1 出典 1 関係 George T. Flom A linguist who in 1910 found the runes and language strongly divergent from those of the 14th century. The picture shows the stone's two faces from his 1910 booklet.
1 出典 1 関係 The poplar tree The stone was said to lie in the roots of a poplar estimated at anywhere from under 10 to about 40 years old. The county was not settled until 1858.
1 出典 1 関係 said he found is carved on dates declared a forgery championed signed contradicts examined analysed held in its roots 地図を操作, 1本指でページをスクロール、2本指で地図を移動・拡大。
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項目 The Kensington Runestone A slab of greywacke about 76 × 41 × 15 cm, weighing about 92 kg. It is now in the Runestone Museum in Alexandria, Minnesota, where the photo was taken. ユーザーの記述 ↑ said he found Late in 1898. 出典 1 人物 Olof Ohman A Swedish immigrant farmer who said he found the stone late in 1898, tangled in the roots of a poplar, while clearing his new land. Some critics have directly charged him with fabrication. ユーザーの記述 ↑ is carved on Face and edge. 出典 1 作品 The 1362 inscription It tells of eight Geats and twenty-two Norwegians who returned from fishing to find ten men "red of blood and dead". There are nine lines on the face and three on the edge, which gives the year 1362. ユーザーの記述 人物 Olof Ohman A Swedish immigrant farmer who said he found the stone late in 1898, tangled in the roots of a poplar, while clearing his new land. Some critics have directly charged him with fabrication. ユーザーの記述 ↓ said he found Late in 1898. 出典 1 項目 The Kensington Runestone A slab of greywacke about 76 × 41 × 15 cm, weighing about 92 kg. It is now in the Runestone Museum in Alexandria, Minnesota, where the photo was taken. ユーザーの記述 ↓ signed For $10. 出典 1 項目 The $10 bill of sale The Minnesota Historical Society's bill of sale showing Ohman sold it the stone for $10 in 1911. Holand claimed Ohman had given the stone to him. The picture is the bill. ユーザーの記述 作品 The 1362 inscription It tells of eight Geats and twenty-two Norwegians who returned from fishing to find ten men "red of blood and dead". There are nine lines on the face and three on the edge, which gives the year 1362. ユーザーの記述 ↓ is carved on Face and edge. 出典 1 項目 The Kensington Runestone A slab of greywacke about 76 × 41 × 15 cm, weighing about 92 kg. It is now in the Runestone Museum in Alexandria, Minnesota, where the photo was taken. ユーザーの記述 ↑ dates Closer to 19th-century Swedish. 出典 1 概念 A 19th-century language The language is closer to 19th-century than 14th-century Swedish, and at least seven of the runes match no known medieval standard: one of the main reasons scholars call it a hoax. ユーザーの記述 人物 Hjalmar Holand A Norwegian-American historian and author who argued for its authenticity for forty years, with brief success in 1949 when it was displayed at the Smithsonian. ユーザーの記述 ↓ championed For forty years. 出典 1 項目 The Kensington Runestone A slab of greywacke about 76 × 41 × 15 cm, weighing about 92 kg. It is now in the Runestone Museum in Alexandria, Minnesota, where the photo was taken. ユーザーの記述 ↑ contradicts Holand said he was given it. 出典 1 項目 The $10 bill of sale The Minnesota Historical Society's bill of sale showing Ohman sold it the stone for $10 in 1911. Holand claimed Ohman had given the stone to him. The picture is the bill. ユーザーの記述 共通の手がかりをあと8件見る AIの調査は下書きです。出典と文脈を確かめながらお読みください。
