MEDIEVAL IRISH

MEDIEVAL IRISH
ON THE SOUTH 
ATLANTIC COAST

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Read the article you will find via the link.  Then return here for my comments.
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COMMENTS

When I wrote the Frozen Trail to Mer Rica manuscript in 2006, I was aware that the Irish and the Scots had come to Mer Rica before the Norsemen.  
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But I thought the Irish and Scots were fleeing the Norsemen.

FLIGHT of the ALBANS
(Frozen Trail to Mer Rica,
Talerman, Page 32) 

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This article about the MEDIEVAL IRISH has caused me to change my perspective.
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Perhaps most of the Pan North Atlantic Culture had learned of Christ before the Eurocentric POPE as head of the ROMAN Catholic Church walked onto the scene to demand loyalty to him, first, the Roman Church, second, and Christ, third. 
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 Christians rowing boats past Rome may have rowed on to the North Atlantic culture for refuge.
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. That circumstance may account for the Stone of Scone, which has "Jacob's Pillow" as one of it's names.
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If that happened, then most of the Pan North Atlantic Culture may have been facing a more organized form of "conversion" to  the Roman Catholic Church.
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The conversion, which was promogated by fear rather than faith, included the extreme punishments like the burning at the stake.

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Then, Irish, Picks, and Norsemen may have found themselves together on the same waterways.
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One of the last episodes in Norse Greenlannd before the Little Ice Age was a burning of a man at the stake.
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Maybe they all, Albans, Norsemen, and Picts, would have been rowing away to escape the tyranny of Rome.
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An example of Christian behavior occured in the first years of the Little ICE Age. 
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When the Norsemen of Greenland abandoned their 18 churches they became trapped in James Bay, CA.  Their starving people did NOT push through the land to the south, which was held by the Irish (Picts) and the Scots (Albans).
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The people in those Christian cultures were also struggling with starvation themselves.
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So the Norsemen, who called themselves LENAPE, chose to go around the Picts and the Albans.
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The ways "around” involved travel by boats along well-known travel routes.
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 As a result the Picts and Albans may have been less fearful of  a mob of their neighbors.  They may even have gathered near the travelers’ camps to trade food for provisions, like black and red cloth.
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The MEDIEVAL IRISH article strengthens the valid paradigm that
“When the English invaded,
most Americans spoke Norse.
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The article also is additional evidence that the English suppression by omission was not only impressed on the LENAPE, but also on red headed people and the “cornstalks” of Irish descent.
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The 17th Century English destroyed many centuries of history.  Our Socieal Scientists are continuing the rampage by continuing to teach the NEW WORLD paradigm without looking at the evidence all around them.