The American Runestone

Season 1

Actor Peter Stormare's personal and often humorous journey through Minnesota to learn the truth about the Kensington Runestone, a disputed proof that vikings discovered America, through meetings with scholars, skeptics and sensationalists.

6 Episodes

  • Stones don't lie
    E1
    Stones don't lieHoping to get answers about who carved the runestone, Peter Stormare and Elroy Balgaard meet with Scott Wolter, a forensic geologist who has studied the runestone for over 20 years.
  • Skeleton in the closet
    E2
    Skeleton in the closetPeter and Elroy take a closer look at the stone's history and how the Vikings traveled across the North Atlantic. They also meet the grandson of the man who found the stone and hear about the tragedies that have followed the family.
  • To decode the stone
    E3
    To decode the stoneThe boys meet Bob Voyles, a mysterious man who takes them to a hidden place where he says there are medieval artifacts buried, and learn more about how the Vikings traveled the world.
  • One, two, three, archeology
    E4
    One, two, three, archeologyScott Wolter calls the guys and tells them about a new scientific test that could prove Olof's innocence, but he needs their help to test the stone. They also receive the results of the DNA test.
  • Don't worry, be happy
    E5
    Don't worry, be happyJust as they are about to start digging at a promising archeological site, Peter and Elroy receive bad news and have to reconsider. They catch Darwin and learn a secret that gives them new hope.
  • The discovery
    E6
    The discoveryThe guys have finally gathered materials to carry out Scott's test. Darwin's tip leads them to find artifacts at the site where the stone was found. This could be the discovery that changes history.
  • Elroy BalgaardSelf
  • Peter StormareSelf
  • Glenn LundExecutive Producer

 

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