تورفین کارلسفنی (Persian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "تورفین کارلسفنی" in Persian language version.

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(Jones 1968) Jones, Gwyn (1989) [1968]. A history of the Vikings (Open Library). Oxford University Press. p. 300. ISBN 978-0-19-285139-0.

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"Interactive Map > Thorfinn Karlsefni". Association for Public Art homepage. Retrieved 2016-08-03.; adapted from Bach, Penny Balkin (1992), Public Art in Philadelphia, Philadelphia: Temple University Press

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Vandals topple Philadelphia statue of Viking explorer into Schuylkill River - AZCentral

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Cleasby, Richard; Vigfússon, Guðbrandur (1922), An Icelandic-English Dictionary, Printed for private distribution by J. Bunford Samuel, p. 116, EFNI n. .. β. in a personal sense: manns-efni, a promising young man; karls-efni, a thorough man
(Magnusson و Pálsson 1965); (Storm 1891) Magnusson, Magnus; Pálsson, Hermann (1965), The Vinland Sagas, Penguin, ISBN 0-14-044154-9، with indices for Personal Names and Place Names. Storm, Gustav, 1845-1903, ed. (1891), Eiríks saga rauða og Flatøbogens Grænlendingaþáttr: samt uddrag fra Ólafssaga Tryggvasonar, S. L. Møllers bogtr., OCLC 64689433
Samuel, Joseph Bunford; Einar Jónsson (1922), The Icelander Thorfinn Karlsefni who Visited the Western Hemisphere in 1007, Printed for private distribution by J. Bunford Samuel, pp. 5–9

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(DeCosta 1901): "Enfi" finds its equivalent in the Latin Materia, signifying "Stuff". "Mannsefni" stood for a "promising man," and "Karlsefni" for a "real" or "sterling" man... indicated that the person to whom it was applied was made of "good stuff" DeCosta, Benjamin Franklin (1901), The pre-Columbian discovery of America, by the Northmen: With Translations from the Icelandic Sagas, J. Munsell's son

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Vandals Pull 100-Year-Old Viking Statue Pulled Into River - The NY Times

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Mitchell, Alana (2002-11-30). "Legend that begins in Newfoundland ends with a 'fantasy' discovery in field" (Reprint). Leif Eriksson Monuments Pages. Retrieved 2008-08-25. Eventually, they settled in what is now Newfoundland, gave birth to Snorri Thorfinnson and stayed for about three years.

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(Magnusson و Pálsson 1965); (Storm 1891) Magnusson, Magnus; Pálsson, Hermann (1965), The Vinland Sagas, Penguin, ISBN 0-14-044154-9، with indices for Personal Names and Place Names. Storm, Gustav, 1845-1903, ed. (1891), Eiríks saga rauða og Flatøbogens Grænlendingaþáttr: samt uddrag fra Ólafssaga Tryggvasonar, S. L. Møllers bogtr., OCLC 64689433