![]() 09/25/2014 at 17:50 • Filed to: ITALIANSLOPNIK | ![]() | ![]() |
...oh, shit! ...another !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! !
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Come on, the Vikings found it first, everybody knows that.
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Venice should never have never been Italian! Independence for Venice!
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......what was the estimated date the Vikings came over?
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Leif Ericson is widely regarded as the first European to visit North America and he died almost 200 years before Marco Polo was born. (1020 and 1254 respectively)
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http://content.time.com/time/world/art… nothing too concrete, they are still researching it but ca.1000.
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Is this a one eyed one horned flying purple people eater I have heard so much about?
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Christopher Columbus didn't discover america, but he damn well made sure that everyone else thought he did, through genocide and conquest.
I think it's pretty well accepted that the first non-native americans to discover the continent were Viking traders.
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There were people who were already living here when he came over, so, no, he did not discover America.
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Pretty cool.
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If this that stuff turns out to be authentic, then he might've been the first *European* to discover the west coast of North America. Which is cool.
However, the Vikings were in Canada a couple hundred years prior.
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I care not who discovered America I care only who made the great driving roads. Thank you Lewis and Clark