Implements and Artefacts of the Northeast Greenlanders; Finds From Graves and Settlements

This comprehensive study of the material culture of the North-East Greenlanders examines artifacts found in graves and settlements, shedding light on their technologies, daily lives, and interactions with neighboring cultures. Thomsen offers detailed descriptions and analysis of a variety of implements, including hunting weapons, cooking utensils, and clothing. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the prehistoric peoples of the Arctic.
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