Old Norse
is the origin of the
Algonquin Language.
Reider T. Sherwin published the eight volumes of
is the origin of the
Algonquin Language.
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| REIDER T. SHERWIN wrote eight volumes of the VIKING and the RED MAN (1940 to 1956)
for a total of
15,000
OLD NORSE WORDS = ALGONQUIN with sound and meaning.
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the VIKING and the RED MAN, in 1940, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 53, 56.
A VIKING and the RED MAN DROPBOX still makes all 1549 pages available tor viewers.
Sherwin's VIKING and the RED MAN is very strong evidence that when the English invaded, most Americans spoke Norse.
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I suppose I am skeptical, inasmuch as the contact period history of indigenous epidemics indicates the indigenous population had not previously been inoculated to Old World diseases, and DNA evidence supports the Beringian hypothesis.
ReplyDeleteRef: Jennifer Raff, "Problematic science journalism: Native American ancestry and the Solutrean hypothesis," <> blog, March 10, 2014
Deletehttps://violentmetaphors.com/2014/03/10/problematic-science-journalism-native-american-ancestry-and-the-solutrean-hypothesis/
Ref:
Raff, Jennifer and Deborah A. Blonick, "Does Mitochondrial Haplogroup X Indicate Ancient Trans-Atlantic Migration to the Americas? A Critical Re-Evaluation," <>, v1n4, November 6, 2015, pp297-304
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1179/2055556315Z.00000000040
~Read/download full article for free at mirror page on Academia website:
https://www.academia.edu/17871358/Does_Mitochondrial_Haplogroup_X_Indicate_Ancient_Trans-Atlantic_Migration_to_the_Americas_A_Critical_Re-Evaluation
Ref: “contact period history of indigenous epidemics indicates the indigenous population had not previously been inoculated to Old World diseases”
DeleteCareful reading about the American populations implies they practiced better hygene than the Europeans. The Americans bathed every day, if they could. They moved their villages often, They lived outdoors if possible. They were not confined to cities.
The “Old world diseases” were really germ warfare by Europeans, who tolerated the germs of the city they carried with them. The Americans did not tolerate the germs.
Thus the invading English practiced germ warfare.
The argument that the Americans were not Norse because of the “epidemics” should be replaced by the “Europeans” spread germs because they were filthy.