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Medieval Arctic Whaling Stations: Norse and Indigenous Interactions
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Medieval Arctic Whaling Stations: Norse and Indigenous Interactions
Marine resources, northern settlements, and the complex relationships between Norse voyagers and Arctic Indigenous communities.The Arctic as a Maritime WorldThe Arctic is often imagined as a remote wilderness, but for the people who lived along its coasts, it was a connected landscape of settlements, hunting grounds, seasonal camps, and travel routes. Marine mammals supplied food, oil, bone, and other materials essential to northern life. Whales…
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