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Jacqueline Olin, "Evidence That the Vinland Map Is Medieval," Analytical Chemistry, November 2003 (pubs.acs.org)
Ever since the 1930s, the Vinland map has intrigued scholars and scientists alike. The map, written on what everyone agrees is fifteenth-century parchment and bound with another indisputably fifteenth-century document, shows the northeastern coast of North America and appears to date from roughly 50 years before Columbus' first voyage.
While significant evidence exists that Norsemen established small colonies in what is now Atlantic Canada, the map, which Columbus might have seen, would provide unimpeachable evidence that the Italian ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Before Columbus?(Science And Environment)(Brief Article)