End of the Spectrum: The Vinland Map Controversy: Can Spectroscopy Uncover the Truth?.pdf

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Spectroscopy

December 1, 2002

Spectroscopy

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End of the Spectrum: The Vinland Map Controversy: Can Spectroscopy Uncover the Truth?.pdf

A look at how spectroscopy might help to solve the controversial puzzle of the Vinland Map, which purports to be a 15th-century map charting the Viking exploration of the New World.

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End of the Spectrum: The Vinland Map Controversy: Can Spectroscopy Uncover the Truth?.pdf

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