Fellow conspiracy realist, we want to talk about runes with you today.

Not the Elder Scroll Rooms, not the Eldon Ring ruins, but the Kensington Roons.

This is cool stuff.

I'm remembering this episode as I take a look at some of the information

here and this is one of those things uh find an artifact that doesn't it appears to be out

of place right it's there shouldn't be this type of writing in this place from this time? Strange. But for today's

episode, we're going to Minnesota. Oh, yeah, yeah. Classic Viking territory, right? This is the

idea that what modern historians call the Vikings made it way past Newfoundland into the interior of what we call the United States.

And they did it way back in the 1300s, and they left absolutely no trace except for a mysterious slab of stone.

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Hello, welcome back to the show. My name is Matt. My name is Noel.

They call me Ben. We are joined, as always, with our super producer, Paul Mission Control Deccant.

Most importantly, you are you, you are here, and that makes this stuff they don't want you to know.

As we've explored in previous episodes, our species knows roughly when and how human beings

first reached the continent we know of as North America, but we still continue to search

for more concrete.

This is going to be such a horrible pun later, answers about who these people were.

And as most of our fellow conspiracy realists know, many of the things children are taught about in North American history

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