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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What the Blazes!? A People's History of Fire in Labrador

An Introduction to the Isotopic Studies of Ancient Human Remains

The Norwegian Hogganvik Stone as an Emblem of Social Status and Identity

Early Religious Practice in the Greenland Settlement

The Norse Penny Reconsidered: The Goddard Coin—Hoax or Genuine?

Asylum for Wayward Immigrants: Historic Ports and Colonial Settlements in Northeast North America

L'Anse Aux Meadows, Leif Eriksson's Home in Vinland

Furs, Fish, and Ivory: Medieval Norsemen at the Arctic Fringe

Human Diet and Subsistence Patterns in Norse Greenland AD C.980—AD c. 1450: Archaeological interpretations

Conceptual Models of 1200 Years of Icelandic Soil Erosion Reconstructed Using Tephrochronology

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