Re: Wolter claims secret code hidden in Kensington Runestone

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Donevenask@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Philip Deitiker) wrote:

> Now if the coded date was 1312, that might be a different story.
> Of course what ex-templar was alive in 1362 to carve the stone?

There were survivors, none were executed in Scotland or England and
IIRC some other places. These survivors joined the Hospital or
monastic orders. Judging from the evidence knight-brothers were
accepted at about 20, so it is just possible a 70 year old ex-templar
was available. Of course this begs the question of why any sane 70
year old would go to sea on an open boat and then trek into a
wilderness. Of course the KRS is missing something that is on every
known genuine rune stone.

I can't say I am greatly interested in the subject and I am not
impressed with the way the obsession with Scandinavians has driven out
genuine archeological subjects.

Ken Young
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