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Interesting. So it's carved in Futhark runes, which had already fallen out of use when the Vikings came to Vinland/America.
Taken altogether, Primrose and colleagues now theorize that a Hudson’s Bay Company employee—or employees—are responsible for the runes at some point in the 1800s, when the lord's prayer had been published in Futhark already in 1611.
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Try this novel.
Vikings and Inuits [and their gods] clash.