8 thoughts on “ The Mythical City Of Norumbega - W. Max Reid - The Mohawk Valley (File, MP3) ”

1. JoJotaur says:

   15.02.2020 at 16:25

   LibriVox recording of The Mohawk Valley, by W. Max Reid. Read by Roger Melin. An in-depth view and early history of the Mohawk Valley in upper New York state, covering the time period of This historical piece covers that part of the Mohawk Valley between Schenectady and Rome, NY.

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2. Nekazahn says:

   11.02.2020 at 00:44

   Norumbega, or Nurembega, is a legendary settlement in northeastern North America which was featured on many early maps from the s until European colonization of the region. It was alleged that the houses had pillars of gold and the inhabitants carried quarts of pearls on their heads. The word "Norumbega" was originally spelled Oranbega in Giovanni da Verrazzano's .

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3. Aragar says:

   11.02.2020 at 00:32

   W. Max REID ( - ) An in-depth view and early history of the Mohawk Valley in upper New York state, covering the time period of This historical piece covers that part of the Mohawk Valley between Schenectady and Rome, NY.

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4. Gale says:

   16.02.2020 at 17:51

   May 24,  · It would come to refer to a region, a river, and a city, variously. As a city, it was apparently from the beginning legend—a place that was said to exist (no doubt along with other cities) but which had not been located. More than that, it came to be a downright mythical place, a city of endless riches—something like a northern El Dorado.

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5. Nejar says:

   10.02.2020 at 11:39

   Norumbega was an 11th-century Viking city established by Leif Erikson, long abandoned, but still alive in the mythology of the local Native American tribes. Maybe explorers were looking in the wrong place, on top of the ground, instead of underneath it. Here’s where the story takes an interesting turn. The Great Norse City of Norumbega.

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6. Vuzragore says:

   19.02.2020 at 05:39

   The lost city of Norumbega is commonly believed to have been near the present site of Bangor, though some historians have located it else-where. The ancient French fishermen, who visited the waters long before the coming of Ingram, called the Gulf of Maine, with its or more miles from Cape Sable to Cape Cod, the sea of Norumbega.

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7. Shaktigis says:

   17.02.2020 at 00:46

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8. Nacage says:

   11.02.2020 at 12:37

   ad norumbega. city: country: fort: river. norumbega = nor'mbega. indian utterance of norbega, the ancient form of norvega, norway: to which the region of vinland was subject. city at and near watertown, where remain to-day docks, wharves, walls, dams, basin. country extending from rhode island to the st. lawrence.

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