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Varg reverse is Grav
Danish = Grav
Swedish = Grav
Norwegian = Gravkammer
English = Grave
Grave definition, an excavation made in the earth in which to bury a dead body.
Grav in English Gematria Equals: 288 (Hoax)
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Thorwald’s Rock in Hampton. Near the Tuck Museum on Park Avenue in Hampton, New Hampshire, there is a circular well covered by a metal grate. Inside of the well there is a rather large rock covered with slashes, which is believed to once have marked the grave of Thorvald, brother of Viking explorer Leif Eriksson. The Saga of Erik the Red says that Thorvald Eriksson, during his exploration of Vinland, stopped at a beautiful land. Attacked by Indians, Thorvald was shot through the heart by an arrow and was buried there. In 1902 Hampton district court judge Charles A. Lamprey wrote to the local newspaper claiming that a stone that had been on his family’s land since 1600s marked Thorvald’s death site. Thorwald’s Rock is now considered to be a hoax.
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The vikings called eskimo/aleuts "skraelings". scientists do not know if they were friendly or hostile with each other but there is evidence that they traded with each other.
The vikings traded iron for ivory and copper from the great lakes region.
There is evidence of viking style lodges at one site with a forge, sauna and sod buildings for housing ships.
In eskimo village remains there was found scraps of woven viking fabric and a wooden carving in the shape of a human with a cloak/cape depicting viking attire.
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