Kujataa Greenland: Norse and Inuit Farming at the Edge of the Ice Cap
Horses and sheep grazing in a highland meadow near Tasiusaq. In the background the ice-filled ...
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
View of the coastal plain with Igaliku/ Garðar (Ø47).
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Author: Garðar Guðmunds-son
Dry-stone masonry building (ruin no.5) interpreted as the Norse bishop’s tithe barn in Igaliku
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Author: Georg Nyegaard
The doorway with lintel of the extremely well preserved ruin no.3 - a byre or barn at ...
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
View of houses and church at the settlement of Igaliku, where building stones from the Norse ...
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Author: Mads Pihl
Aerial view of Qaqortukulooq/Hvalsey (Ø83).
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Author: Garðar Guðmunds-son
Vegetable garden at Upernaviarsuk.
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Author: A Taste of Greenland
View of the coastal plain with Qassiarsuk/Brattahlíð (Ø29a/Ø29).
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
2011 onset of test excavation at Norse farm Ø3 by Tasiusaq.
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
Grass field for forage production in Upernaviarsuk, dominated by timothy and blue grass.
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Author: Kenneth Høegh
Fields at the Tasilikulooq farm, component part 4.
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Author: Birger Lilja Kristoffersen
View of the plain at Igaliku Kujalleq (Ø66), where Norse ruins and modern buildings lie side by ...
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
At Sissarluttoq (Ø59) several ruins have been built with thick stone walls of neatly fitted, ...
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
One of the best preserved stone skemmas in Eystribyggð, close to Upernaviarsuk.
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
The well-defined stone built Norse storehouse (Ø47) on a tiny island just off the Igaliku ...
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Author: Garðar Guðmunds-son
The excellent preservation conditions often found in the Greenland Norse settlement areas have ...
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Author: John Lee
Early summer at a modern farm in central Tasikuluulik/Vatnahverfi (and Norse site Ø171).
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
The Egede family in Igaliku, 1926: Therkil, Judithe, Sebulon, Marie, Flavia, Ane E., Gerda and ...
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Author: Poul Nørlund
Hvalsey church ruin (Kujataa, Qaqortukulooq, Greenland) erected as a Catholic Church around the ...
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Author: Keld Jensen
Horses browsing for seaweed between icebergs near Norse farm Ø4.
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Author: Konrad Smiarowski
Cattle in the mist - Tasikuluulik (Vatnahverfi).
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Author: Inge Bisgaard
Aerial photo of the main dwelling at Qaqortukulooq/Hvalsey (Ø83), where the well preserved room ...
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Author: Garðar Guðmunds-son
View of the plain at Igaliku Kujalleq (Ø66), where Norse ruins and modern buildings lie side by ...
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Author: Christian K. Madsen
A sandur (glacial outwash plain) in the northeast Tasikuluulik/Vatnahverfi is a dynamic ...
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Author: Greenland National Museum & Archives
Sheep browsing for seaweed along the rocky coast of Tasiusaq.
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Author: Greenland National Museum & Archives
Sheep grazing along a fjord in Kujataa.
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Author: Kenneth Høegh
Upernaviarsuk Agricultural Station, polar drift ice in the fjord.
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Author: Kenneth Høegh
Upernaviarsuk Agricultural Station, drift ice on the beach after a strong northern gale.
© Kenneth Høegh
Author: Kenneth Høegh