Archaeological Discovery Rewrites History of Greenland's First Inhabitants

Archaeologists have found evidence of human activity nearly 4,500 years ago on remote islands off North Greenland, challenging previous understandings of the region's earliest settlers.

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Sensationelt fund omskriver historien om Grønlands første indbyggere

På en række nøgne og stormomsuste klippeøer over 50 kilometer fra Nordgrønlands kyst har arkæologer fundet tydelige tegn på menneskelig aktivitet for næsten 4.500 år siden. Hvordan kom de allerførste grønlændere derud – og hvorfor?

By lhaa@berlingske.dk (Lars Henrik Aagaard)

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Archaeological Discovery Rewrites History of Greenland's First Inhabitants

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