Erik the Red, Leif the Lucky and Other Pre-Columbian Discoverers of America

This book explores the fascinating history of pre-Columbian exploration of the Americas. From the Vikings to the Polynesians, Moosmüller provides a comprehensive overview of the various groups who may have visited North and South America prior to Columbus. He also examines the evidence for these journeys, including archaeological finds and cultural traditions. This book challenges conventional beliefs about the 'discovery' of America and sheds light on an often overlooked aspect of world history.

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