Papers by peter schledermann
International Conference On the Prehistory and Paleoecology of Western North American Arctic and Subarctic
Cumberland Sound, Baffin Island, Project
Canadian Museum of History eBooks, Apr 26, 2018
The Effect of Climatic/Ecological Changes on the Style of Thule Culture Winter Dwellings
Arctic and alpine research, Feb 1, 1976
... It is, and probably was, the most widely distributed arctic seal found wher-ever the fast ice... more ... It is, and probably was, the most widely distributed arctic seal found wher-ever the fast ice is suitable for breeding and denning (Mansfield, 1967). ... Although the ringed seal remains in the Arctic year-round, it is sensitive to changes in its bio-tope. ...
Late thule culture developments on the central east coast of Ellesmere Island
Archaeological Survey and Salvage Work in Cumberland Sound, Baffin Islands, N.W.T
Archaeological Salvage Projects 1972
International Conference On the Prehistory and Paleoecology of Western North American Arctic and Subarctic
University of Calgary Archaeological Association, 1974
Cumberland Sound, Baffin Island, Project
Fortieth Anniversary Special Issue || Reminiscences: AINA — 1979-86, a Time of Transition
The "Baleen Period" of the Arctic Whale Hunting Tradition
Crossroads to Greenland: 3000 Years of Prehistory in the Eastern High Arctic
Archaeological Survey of C.O.D. Lake Area, Minto Flats
Thule Eskimo Prehistory of Cumberland Sound, Baffin Island, Canada
This thesis explores the origin and cultural developlllent of the Thule Eskimo Trsdltion in North... more This thesis explores the origin and cultural developlllent of the Thule Eskimo Trsdltion in Northern Labrador. based on an analysis of archaeological material excavated during the sUlIIIIler of 1970 in Saglek Bay. The Thule Eskimo occupation of this region extends in t:lme approximately from the IIlid-f1fteenth century to• the present. Specifically the objectives were: to establish the presence of the Thule Trac;lition prior to Euro-American contact; to investigate the cultural affinity and direction from which their ancestors migrated to the east coast of Labrador; to view the development of the Thule Tradition in relation to climatic changes as well as acculturative Euro-American influences; to investigate the changing settlement patterns and relate these changes to stAilar events in other areas of the arctic. The time span of Thule Eskimo occupation in Saglek Bay has been analysed with reference to three phases. The Early Phase (A.D. 1450 to 1700) establishes the presence of a prehistoric Thule Eskimo population on the Labrador coast and indicates a close affinity with the early Thule cultures in northern-Baffin Island and NW. Greenland. The Communal House Phase (A.D. 1700 to 1850) is characterized by the appearance of large rectangular communal houses similar in structural design to coumunal houses in Greenland. The Late Phase (A.D. 1850 to PRESENT) representa the recent disintegration of the traditional 'Plule Eskimo culture in Saglek Bay, initiated by the establishment of the Moravian Mission at Hebron.
Inuit-Norse Contact in the Smith Sound Region
The Norse Colonization of the North Atlantic, 2003
... their destinations through trade between Inuit groups and not as a result of direct contact b... more ... their destinations through trade between Inuit groups and not as a result of direct contact between Norsemen and ... and Gulløv 1999; Gulløv 2000; Suther-land 2000) have suggested that considerable interaction took place between Norse-men and Late Dorset people both ...
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