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In this thrilling conclusion to the Runestone Saga, the final choice between everlasting life and the necessity of death will be made at one of the great turning points in history—a battle, quite literally, for all time.
New Release Spotlight: August 12, 2008 Paul 2008
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"Hooooo buddy - I think this bad boy is gonna cough up a Runestone!"
Life of Brian: Brian David Phillips 2005
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Swedish scientists will replicate recent physical tests that Runestone advocates say indicate the inscription is at least 200 years old -- meaning it was created before the arrival of Scandinavian immigrants in the Midwest.
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When Minneapolis artist Janey Westin first came across the runes near the town of Kensington, she assumed they were left behind by the same Norse explorers who created the so-called Kensington Runestone, found nearby in 1898.
Runestone Fakery 2002
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We stopped to tour the Runestone Museum but it was closing in
TravelPod.com TravelStream™ — Recent Entries at TravelPod.com 2010
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If you are a Vikings fan -- not Favre's boys, the real deals -- drop by Alexandria in central Minnesota to see the Runestone Museum.
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Darwin's grandfather Olof Ohman has been considered the author of Minnesota's most famous fraud, the Runestone.
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(Courtesy Runestone Museum, Minnesota) [LARGERIMAGE]
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If this is a hoax he lied to his two sons, he lied to his family, lied to his neighbors and friends and lied to the world, "said Scott Wolter a geologist and researcher of the Runestone.
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