I see nothing "proving" that it is a forgery. In fact, the wikipedia page presents an unclear picture, very similar to the article and the expert. Without definitive proof that it is a fake, further evidence like this is helpful. There isn't always a smoking gun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinland_map#Authenticity_contro...
I see nothing "proving" that it is a forgery. In fact, the wikipedia page presents an unclear picture, very similar to the article and the expert. Without definitive proof that it is a fake, further evidence like this is helpful. There isn't always a smoking gun.