The Cincinnati Runestone - The Grave of Arthur Reeves (1856-1891)
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- In this video, Dr. Shell and Dr. Preseau visit and discuss the runestone of Arthur Middleton Reeves (1856-1891). For those interested in following up on Dr. Lindsay Preseau's research, here is her website: www.lindsaypreseau.com/
Thanks to Sue King from the Morrisson-Reeves Library who provided information on Reeves and his estate!
Thanks also to Diane Mushaben for the great photo!
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Thanks to Dr. Lindsay Preseau for joining me in this video! If anyone is interested in following up on her research, her website is www.lindsaypreseau.com/
. Thank you also to Sue King from the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond, IN for showing me around Reeveston and to Diane Mushaben who provided the wonderful photo in this video!!
When I saw Cincinnati runestone in the thumbnail I thought you were going to be talking about our local Heathen group Runestone Heathens of Southwest Ohio. I had no idea this was in Spring Grove cemetery. This video ought to get some conversation started in the group. Sharing it now!
I love this. Good historical content about runes and a famed historian. Plus your costar is great 👍 Looking forward to more like this😊💚🍀
Glad to have another video from you, Scott!
I think this will be an interesting series for you to make. I’m looking forward to the rest.
Hej Berk! You have good taste in scholars!😆🌻👍 Happy 4th!💙❤️
FYI, I'm going to visit 3 other runestone locations next weekend. They all sound REALLY interesting. I'll be making separate videos for all 3.
Is the Heavener Runestone of Oklahoma one that you will be looking at? I saw it a few decades ago. Very interesting. Lots of theories about it. One said a catholic priest was with the Vikings. I know Wikipedia says it’s very recent.
Most definitely!
Mr. Shell, I am of German, Swedish, and Norwegian descent. Since you are an expert on Germanic language, I was just curious as to whether you were of German descent as well? I have always had a love for the German language. I really enjoyed your video today. Thank you.
I am an American, but my ancestry is mostly German and British.
Where can I order a runestone to be constructed? We all die sometime so I may as well get a head start.
Well, that I’m not too sure about! Whoever does it, I hope they put their heart and soul into it and know what they’re doing!
@@scottt.shellcontinentalger2464 That must be some hard hearts and souls to chisel through stone though.
@@akatosh2795 Artists chisel through stone. Masons chisel through stone. A Runemaster chisels through the very fabric of the rune, making manifest the very mystery of intercommunication between this world and the other! 😉
@@scottt.shellcontinentalger2464 THAT, more of that in some videos would be fascinating. Everyone tries to remain fully academic on here, fine - where it belongs. But there are other things that fall outside that realm (these days at least). Bring that back, be at that forefront.