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We would like to announce the first round of published articles in Special
Volume #1 of the Journal of the North Atlantic entitled, "Archaeologies of
the Early Modern Period of the North Atlantic." The articles in this
special volume explore the significance of the North Atlantic in the early
modern history of the larger Atlantic region. Though often treated as
supplemental in many discussions, the North Atlantic had a central and
important role in the creation of the early modern Atlantic world. It was a
dynamic region where traders, missionaries, farmers, fishermen, whalers,
hunters, trappers-Europeans and Native Americans-all interacted locally and
within larger oceanic relationships.
The full text of the articles (table of contents listed below) and general
journal information, as well as details for publishing special volumes in,
subscribing to, and submitting to the Journal of the North Atlantic can be
found at http://www.eaglehill.us/JONA.
We hope you will enjoy the first articles and plan to have another round of
published articles soon.
George Hambrecht and Beatrix Arendt (co-editors of Archaeologies of the
Early Modern Period of the North Atlantic)
Archaeologies of the Early Modern North Atlantic
Journal of the North Atlantic Special Volume 1, 2009
Contents
Archaeologies of the Early Modern North Atlantic: An Introduction
George Hambrecht and Beatrix Arendt
Zooarchaeology and the Archaeology of Early Modern Iceland
George Hambrecht
Paleoethnobotanical Contributions to 18th-century Inuit Economy:
An Example from Uivak, Labrador
Cynthia Zutter
"... they gave Hebron, the city of refuge ..." (Joshua 21:13):
An Archaeological Reconnaissance at Hebron, Labrador
Stephen Loring and Beatrix Arendt
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