Chapter II: PRE-COLUMBIAN EXPLORATIONS. Justin Winsor 59

ILLUSTRATIONS: Norse Ship, 62; Plan of a Viking Ship 63, and her
Rowlock, 63; Norse Boat used as a Habitation, 64; Norman Ship
from the Bayeux Tapestry, 64; Scandinavian Flags, 64;
Scandinavian Weapons, 65; Runes, 66, 67; Fac-simile of the
Title of the Zeno Narrative, 70; Its Section on Frisland, 71;
Ship of the Fifteenth Century, 73; The Sea of Darkness, 74.

CRITICAL NOTES 76

A. Early Connection of Asiatic Peoples with the Western Coast
of America, 76; B. Ireland the Great, or White Man’s
Land, 82; C. The Norse in Iceland, 83; D. Greenland and
its Ruins, 85; E. The Vinland Voyages, 87; F. The Lost
Greenland Colonies, 107; G. Madoc and the Welsh, 109; H.
The Zeni and their Map, 111; I. Alleged Jewish Migration,
115; J. Possible Early African Migrations, 116.

ILLUSTRATIONS: Behring’s Sea and Adjacent Waters, 77; Buache’s
Map of the North Pacific and Fusang, 79; Ruins of the Church
at Kakortok, 86; Fac-simile of a Saga Manuscript and
Autograph of C. C. Rafn, 87; Ruin at Kakortok, 88; Map of
Julianehaab, 89; Portrait of Rafn, 90; Title-page of
_Historia Vinlandiæ Antiguæ per Thormodum Torfæum_, 91;
Rafn’s Map of Norse America, 95; Rafn’s Map of Vinland (New
England), 100; View of Dighton Rock, 101; Copies of its
Inscription, 103; Henrik Rink, 106; Fac-simile of the
Title-page of Hans Egede’s _Det gamle Gronlands nye
Perlustration_, 108; A British Ship of the Time of Edward I,
110; Richard H. Major, 112; Baron Nordenskjöld, 113.

THE CARTOGRAPHY OF GREENLAND. _The Editor_ 117

ILLUSTRATIONS: The Maps of Claudius Clavus (1427), 118, 119; of
Fra Mauro (1459), 120; Tabula Regionum Septentrionalium
(1467), 121; Map of Donis (1482), 122; of Henricus Martellus
(1489-90), 122; of Olaus Magnus (1539), 123; (1555), 124;
(1567), 125; of Bordone (1547), 126; The Zeno Map, 127; as
altered in the Ptolemy of 1561, 128; The Map of Phillipus
Gallæus (1585), 129; of Sigurd Stephanus (1570), 130; The
Greenland of Paul Egede, 131; of Isaac de la Peyrère (1647),
132.