It is first mentioned in the Hamburg Church History of Adam of Bremen, but most of what we know about it comes from fourteenth-century texts.
It is first mentioned in the Hamburg Church History of Adam of Bremen, but most of what we know about it comes from fourteenth-century texts. It is said to have included such regions as Hop, named for its lagoons, Wonder Strand, and Flat-Stone Land, though the evidence for it, such as the Dighton Rock and the Kensington Stone, is considered inconclusive. FTP, identify this region, settled by Thorfinn Karlsefni at the beginning of the eleventh century, after being found and named by Leif Ericsson for the grapes he found there.
It is first mentioned in the Hamburg Church History of Adam of Bremen, but most of what we know about it comes from fourteenth-century texts.
{Vinland} or {Wineland}