Georg Nyegaard
Biographic Data
| ID | 872706 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Georg Nyegaard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Georg |
| FAMILY NAME | Nyegaard |
| SIGNATURE | NYEGAARD G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Greenland National Museum & Archives |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Dairy Farmers and Seal Hunters: Subsistence on a Norse Farm in the Eastern Settlement, Greenland
The paper presents the results of the zooarchaeological investigation of a large bone sample from a stratified bog deposit situated next to the dwelling of a Norse farm in South Greenland, ca. 6 km NNW of the presumed political centre of the Landnam period in the Eastern Settlement. The bog layers containing cultural remains cover a period of at least 300 years. The stratigraphical analyses show no dramatic changes in species composition through …
Ancient DNA unravels the truth behind the controversial GUS Greenlandic Norse fur samples: The bison was a horse, and the muskox and bears were goats
In the Footsteps of Vebæk Vatnahverfi Studies 2005-2011
Towards a First Chronology for the Middle Settlement of Norse Greenland: 14 C and Related Studies of Animal Bone and Environmental Material
The so-called Middle Settlement ( Mellembygden ) of Norse/Viking Greenland has received far less attention than either of its larger Eastern and Western counterparts. The Greenlandic Norse occupation is nominally taken to date between AD 985 and about AD 1450 and it is generally assumed that the Western Settlement was abandoned prior to the Eastern, but where the Middle Settlement fits into the pattern temporally has hitherto been completely unkn…
Restoration of the Hvalsey Fjord Church
Since the first visits by Europeans to the ruin of the Hvalsey Fjord Church after the beginning of the DanishNorwegian colonization of Greenland in 1721 there are numerous descriptions of a crack in the east gable of the church and a corresponding tilt damage of the eastern part of the south wall. As a new investigation of the church showed that the south wall was not stable, a restoration project was carried out in 1999, where the leaning wall w…
Animal Bones from an Early Bronze Age Midden Layer at Torslev, Northern Jutland
Une couche stratigraphique de dechets, qui semble avoir ete accumulee sur une courte periode durant la premiere moitie du Bronze ancien, sur le site de Torslev, a livre des debris d'occupation parmi lesquels des ossements d'animaux relativement bien conserves (chien, porc, cerf, chevre/mouton, betail), qui donne une idee de l'exploitation animale et des aspects de la domestication sur ce site
Ancient DNA unravels the truth behind the controversial GUS Greenlandic Norse fur samples: The bison was a horse, and the muskox and bears were goats
Towards a First Chronology for the Middle Settlement of Norse Greenland: 14 C and Related Studies of Animal Bone and Environmental Material
The so-called Middle Settlement ( Mellembygden ) of Norse/Viking Greenland has received far less attention than either of its larger Eastern and Western counterparts. The Greenlandic Norse occupation is nominally taken to date between AD 985 and about AD 1450 and it is generally assumed that the Western Settlement was abandoned prior to the Eastern, but where the Middle Settlement fits into the pattern temporally has hitherto been completely unkn…
Restoration of the Hvalsey Fjord Church
Since the first visits by Europeans to the ruin of the Hvalsey Fjord Church after the beginning of the DanishNorwegian colonization of Greenland in 1721 there are numerous descriptions of a crack in the east gable of the church and a corresponding tilt damage of the eastern part of the south wall. As a new investigation of the church showed that the south wall was not stable, a restoration project was carried out in 1999, where the leaning wall w…
Animal Bones from an Early Bronze Age Midden Layer at Torslev, Northern Jutland
Une couche stratigraphique de dechets, qui semble avoir ete accumulee sur une courte periode durant la premiere moitie du Bronze ancien, sur le site de Torslev, a livre des debris d'occupation parmi lesquels des ossements d'animaux relativement bien conserves (chien, porc, cerf, chevre/mouton, betail), qui donne une idee de l'exploitation animale et des aspects de la domestication sur ce site
Restoration of the Hvalsey Fjord Church
Since the first visits by Europeans to the ruin of the Hvalsey Fjord Church after the beginning of the DanishNorwegian colonization of Greenland in 1721 there are numerous descriptions of a crack in the east gable of the church and a corresponding tilt damage of the eastern part of the south wall. As a new investigation of the church showed that the south wall was not stable, a restoration project was carried out in 1999, where the leaning wall w…
Towards a First Chronology for the Middle Settlement of Norse Greenland: 14 C and Related Studies of Animal Bone and Environmental Material
The so-called Middle Settlement ( Mellembygden ) of Norse/Viking Greenland has received far less attention than either of its larger Eastern and Western counterparts. The Greenlandic Norse occupation is nominally taken to date between AD 985 and about AD 1450 and it is generally assumed that the Western Settlement was abandoned prior to the Eastern, but where the Middle Settlement fits into the pattern temporally has hitherto been completely unkn…
Ancient DNA unravels the truth behind the controversial GUS Greenlandic Norse fur samples: The bison was a horse, and the muskox and bears were goats
In the Footsteps of Vebæk Vatnahverfi Studies 2005-2011
Dairy Farmers and Seal Hunters: Subsistence on a Norse Farm in the Eastern Settlement, Greenland
The paper presents the results of the zooarchaeological investigation of a large bone sample from a stratified bog deposit situated next to the dwelling of a Norse farm in South Greenland, ca. 6 km NNW of the presumed political centre of the Landnam period in the Eastern Settlement. The bog layers containing cultural remains cover a period of at least 300 years. The stratigraphical analyses show no dramatic changes in species composition through …
Archaeology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (4 works) · Biology (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Midden (2 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (2 works) · Viking Age (2 works)