Journal of the North Atlantic

Journal of the North Atlantic publishes multi-disciplinary work on the peoples of the North Atlantic, their expansion into the region over time, and their interactions with their changing environments.

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Eroding Archaeology at the Coast: How a Global Problem is being Managed in Scotland, with Examples from the Western Isles

Tom Dawson, et al. (2015)

Stable Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopic Measurements of the Wild Animals Hunted by the Norse and the Neo-Eskimo People of Greenland

D. Erle Nelson, et al. (2012)

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Gaelic Bards and Norwegian Rigs

Lordship and Environmental Change in Central Highland Scotland c.1300–c.1400

Viking Age Fences and Early Settlement Dynamics in Iceland

The Place of Greenland in Medieval Icelandic Saga Narrative

The Nature of Contact between Native Greenlanders and Norse

Eroding Archaeology at the Coast: How a Global Problem is being Managed in Scotland, with Examples from the Western Isles

Kingdoms, Communities, and Óenaig: Irish Assembly Practices in their Northwest European Context

A 550-Year Record of the Disturbance History of White Spruce Forests Near Two Inuit Settlements in Labrador, Canada

Introduction: North American East Coast Shell Middens

Stable Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopic Measurements of the Wild Animals Hunted by the Norse and the Neo-Eskimo People of Greenland

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