THE LENAPE FIRST CONCLUSIONS

were made in 1979 by twenty-seven of the best scholars on ancient America.*  
Their conclusions were:

1. Norse were in North America 1,000 years ago..
2.  A Scandinavian rescue mission was sent to America in 1354.
3. The rescue mission reached western Minnesota.
4. .The rescuers were still in western Minnesota in 1362

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Other conclusions supported by evidence:
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The oldest American his.tory says**

The Vikings called themselves "LENAPE."

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Remains of many churches and an altar

in at least four North America regions*** are very strong evidence that, in AD 1,300, there were thousands of Catholics, who spoke Old NOrse in North America.

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Some of these Catholics became  Southern Lenape (Shawnee). 

Lenape, Shawnee and 23 kindred Norse Catholic tribes still live in America.

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The LENAPE (a.k.a ALGONQUIN Indian) Language is OLD NORSE

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Catholics were in most locations where LENAPE was spoken. 

Those locations cover nearly all  of the eastern one half of North America.

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Why do school kids NEVER learn about the  Catholic-Lenape history?  
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*The conclusions were the result of academic research by:

          four (4) university archaeologists, 

          seven (7) Ph. D.s from upper tier universities, 
                   including Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, 
          and sixteen well known competent scholars. 
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**The oldest American history was created by men who spoke Old Norse.  
        The oldest American history is now online as LENAPE LAND. 
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1. Eighteen 14th century churches in Greenland,

2.  two 13th century keeps of churches in New England: at Boston, MA,
                 and at Newport RI,
3.  an ancient altar at Sauk center in Sauk Center) MN, 

4. and the ancient church at Henricus, VA.
 [Henricus was the nickname of Roman Catholic Bishop Gnuppson]

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