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From bone to wood, 100 years of techno-economic acceleration among the Inughuit | Polar Journal A dog sled from London's British Museum bears witness to the economic development and technical ingenuity of Inughuit society in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

A couple of weeks ago, we were interviewed by Polar Journal about our latest research on the fascinating history and innovation of Inughuit dog sleds.
Thanks to all collaborators! @nationalmuseet.dk @ucph.bsky.social @Ilisimatusarfik @britishmuseum.bsky.social
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Hemmelig genstand afsløret på verdens ældste intakte hundeslæde fra Nordgrønland Nyt, dansk studie af over 200 år gammel inughuit-slæde har budt på flere overraskelser - og åbner for et helt nyt mysterium.

@videnskab.dk har interviewet os om vores seneste studie, som netop er blevet publiceret i Arctic. Vi har som de første forskere foretaget en detaljeret undersøgelse af John Ross-slæden, der i dag står på British Museum i London🔍

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New paper alert! Approaching the Past through Practice: Reconstruction of a Historical Greenlandic Dog Sled | American Antiquity | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/4glzCLl

My second #PhD paper, “Approaching the Past through Practice: Reconstruction of a Historical Greenlandic Dog Sled”, is published in American Antiquity! Read it here: doi.org/10.1017/aaq....
Thanks to all collaborators & funders!

#Archaeology #DogSledding #Greenland #Inuit

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Catching up on sharing my #PhD research! My first paper, published in the #Journal of #Archaeological #Science, introduces a new framework for identifying ancient #Arctic #dogsledding through #material evidence. doi.org/10.1016/j.jas.2023.105856