Messages in Stone: Runic Carvings in North America and Oklahoma | Mark Kinders | TEDxUCO 

Video was recommended to me by a friend. I’m experiencing this art for the first time, amazing how ancient America has gone unnoticed for so long!

There are ancient Monoliths that we now know are over 10,000 years old in karnak, including dams, 1,000 ton alibaster moved from turkey to Karnak Egypt 10,000 years ago.

07:54 "the 8th century before the Scandinavinas had seafareing technology". This "expert" does not know that vikings raided the monestery of Lindsfrne in Northhumberlannd in the year 793.

i wish these guys were able to open up their minds.

"How are all y'alls?" is not Texas vernacular as far as I've ever heard it!

I once found a wood flatten stick buried next to a riverbed by the Chippewa River in Eau Claore, WI with carvings in it when I was 8 or 9 along with my brother. It had various symbols on it and resembled a boomerang in a way. I don't remember them all the carvings, but I remember seeing one that looked like an eye and for the limited knowledge of my age, I thought they looked like Egyptian symbols. Now, in retrospective, I realize that that what we found was most likely an Native American wooden artifact that was preserved by the Riverbed. I don't know whatever happened to it, we brought over to our friend's house and showed his stepdad what we found. He told us that was most likely fake, like as if he were some expert, and that someome probably carved it as a hobby and left down there in the woods. Perhaps he ended up holding on to it. All that I know is that it is a memory that stuck with me. What do you guys think it could have been? I am super curious. The closest think that I managed come by as an explanation was that it was an docorative axe or tomahawk handle, but I genuinely do not know. Perhaps it was even Viking in origins.

99% of all experts come out of university. That's not nessasary a good or, bad thing. The danger is, when these experts start to believe they are experts!!!

"Extremely rare, but not uncommon"

Very interesting but he attacks Scott Wolf for some silly mistake but refuses to bring up the proven crystalian erosion. And for Kinders to claim Scandinavians did not have seafaring skills in the 700s is laughable at best.

Why are all of these artefacts assumed to be Scandinavian runes? The Kensington stone looked more like Coelbren (British/Cymraeg) which ties in with the recorded journey of Prince Madoc circa 570. Lee Pennington of the Kentucky Historical Society has been studying this for decades. See also Britain's Hidden History which has tons of information based on authentic written records and archaeological evidence.

Very well spoken presentation!

The Iron age in Scandinavia had massive boats...

A GIFT FROM THE GODS OF INHERITED LAND. I have been studying runes for a while

Turley Rune Stone is Real, I’m afraid he’s mistaken.

Once a myth becomes established, it's almost impossible to correct it.

How do we tell an ancient script from another? Many symbols are the same. My artefact could be Norse, Turckic, Mediterainian or ???. All I know is the "charactor" was impressed before the stone solidified.

its a fact. vikings travelled far n wide.

Sad only a few dozen people attended. Fantastic analysis. I found this checking out the State of Georgia’s (probable) Mayan ruins.

The same could be said for the Universities stand point, were as we could say is taking a position with mainstream archeology who are trying to debunk Geologist who study in a separate field of expertise. It is so often we find that archeologist misrepresent facts, and misconstrue time periods of construction that whole cultures are lost from history, simply because they don't conform to pseudoarcheology and the producers way of thinking. The presentation of iconography in objects like Oreo cookies is no reason to suggest that these people of America Unearthed are not Legitimate... I would call the speech just a platform used to attack some group or someone you were afraid of....

The fact that you work with the Smithsonian instantly discredits you sir!

This guy is a quack

Please don't cover me up, lets talk about the bat creek stone.

had a dream about the runes alphabet, did not thinbk it was real till i did a google search..kinda lost as to why I would dream of this subject....

Free Jim Vieira!

Idiocracy is here, and corporations such as U-Haul are as ruthless as any viking!

Why didn't he talk about the "Bat Creek Stone"?

I believe! I'm a believer!😁😷😝✔

Uhaul brought me here! Thank Oden for science!

The rune monk.

I know virtually nothing about Runestones, but I'd bet my last dollar a bored Swedish farmer carved that Kensington stone.

Bourne stone

Our European Ancestral Religion of Asatru contains Sagas of the discovery of the Americas and the Worlds Gold (Das Rhine Gold)of the conquest of Europe (Volsunga Saga) Passed of as barbaric superstition When on the other hand a failed Jewish reformer is crucified by Caesar Marks the beginning of Time for the WEST!

Stone throwing falcon,

Broadening ideas about Northern connected cultures inhabiting North Amerika mainly possibly frost Giants chased here to be inhabiting what they could.

Kensington Runestone is real.

It's 100% a fake. A leading expert in the Old Norse language and religion, Jackson Crawford, has found it to be laughably fake. @

OK Lololololololololololololololololol

I really wanted this to be real, but if you do 15 min of unbiased research you'll probably conclude it's most likely fake. There's a lot of evidence against it.

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