Once again,
someone is telling me about the ruins of a Viking settlement somewhere in the
world.
“Where is it this
time?” I wonder. Last week or so it was somewhere on the Hudson River, but this
time the article tells me about a site discovered in Western Australia. And it’s
“very similar to the various Viking colonies discovered in Groenland and
Iceland.”
Groenland?
There’s even a photograph
to prove it.
Well, sort of.
I right clicked on the image and choose the
option that says “Search Google for this image.
World News
Daily Report’s cropped photo shows up, sure enough (and in about 70 other
places that echo the refrain: History books will have to be re-written!), but
so does a larger image – in just 6 places - of Scotland’s Shetland Island:
What can we learn from this story?
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