The Utilization of Resources to Help Early Greenlanders Survive
Researchers have discovered that early humans in Greenland consumed a diet that was far more diversified than previously thought.
How early humans might have endured in such a harsh environment has long been a mystery to researchers who study the history of Greenland. The Saqqaq, the Dorset, the Norse, and the Thuly are the four largest migrations to Greenland, according to earlier studies. Only the Thule settled down permanently. The Saqqaq people, the first tribe, arrived in Gre…
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