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interestingly enough however
the records of the journey made
by scandinavian explorer
leaf erichson
of whom had journeyed throughout the americas
at the theorized timeframe
sometime around the early 11th century
began to reach popularization
during the early 1900s
shortly following the discovery of this stone
this renewed popularization of the scandinavian theory
quickly led to research as re analyzing the stone
as well as seeing the stone itself
sent to the smithsonian
to be put on display for study
during it stay on display
linguistic scholars such as william thou bitzer
and sn hagan
both published papers
that proved the authenticity of the stone
by tracing the philological
problems with the stone's grammar as having
been the result of normal dialectal
variances of the language
during the time period in which it was written
proving that the stone
had to be authentic in nature
to have such specific grammar cases found
in less well known dialects
of the old swedish language
regardless of this evidence however to this day
experts debate over the authenticity of the stone
and continue to make claims
that scandinavian explorers has never
reached as far west as the minnesota state
during their expeditions to the new world
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