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Where did Lief Ericson explore?
For sure Baffin Island area, the coast of Labrador and Newfoundland and likely much further south.
What land did lief ericson explore?
Lief Ericson explored Greenland and a little bit of North America.
What is the place that Lief Ericson explored?
The east coast of Canada, specifically Newfoundland.
Why Did Lief Eriksson the viking Explore?
Greenland, Newfoundland, north America
Did a Viking named Columbus arrive in Newfoundland in 1000 A.D.?
No.A viking named Lief Ericson did though.
What and how many places did leif Ericson explore?
Baffin Island, Labrador, Newfoundland.
Why did lief ericson explore iclend?
He didn't. He was born and raised in Iceland. He explored the east coast of Canada.
What did lief ericson explorer?
Lief Ericson explored Greenland and a little bit of North America.
What Ares did leif ericson explore?
The east coast of Canada: Baffin Island, Labrador, Newfoundland.
Who did lief ericson sail for?
Himself
WHen was Lief Ericson born?
1989
Where did lief ericson sail from?
Greenland.
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