04-01-2017, 08:55 AM
Mmm, dragon fruit 
That's risky territory though. Columbus founded the first European settlement on Hispaniola more than half a century after the dating of the VM vellum. Additionally, the fruit only became known as dragon fruit in Asian languages, after it had been exported there. So without going into detail, this would require the VM vellum to have been inscribed centuries after it had been made...
That's risky territory though. Columbus founded the first European settlement on Hispaniola more than half a century after the dating of the VM vellum. Additionally, the fruit only became known as dragon fruit in Asian languages, after it had been exported there. So without going into detail, this would require the VM vellum to have been inscribed centuries after it had been made...