After returning from Sweden, Leonard spent almost half a month organizing his recent discoveries and began writing papers, considering he found several very important items on this trip.
The discovered items were divided into two parts. One part is about the Viking America Colony, and the other part is about Greek fire.
Compared with the latter, the former has higher historical value, but in terms of fame, Greek fire is obviously more important. Either way, these discoveries are very important.
Because Leonard is the original discoverer, both the archaeological team investigating Wenland on Newfoundland Island and the team excavating the Stone Church in Turkey send him a portion of their discoveries.
With this information, and the title of first discoverer, Leonard is naturally able to write several very weighty theses, which could have decisive implications for the study of these historic ruins.
