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Home » Podcast » Leif Eriksson: Visiting North America in 1001
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Leif Eriksson: Visiting North America in 1001

by jjk|Published 1 January 2022

Lets chat about Leif Eriksson’s life, voyages to North America and elsewhere, and the impact it all had on exploration, history, and geography.

Leif Eriksson as he could have looked.
Leif Eriksson as he could have looked.
https://media.blubrry.com/thinking_spatially/josephkerski.com/podcast/leif_eriksson.mp3

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