Tunulliarfik Fjord farms

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Tunulliarfik Fjord farms are Norse-era agricultural sites in southern Greenland’s Eastern Settlement, known for early medieval farming and grazing along the Tunulliarfik Fjord.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Norse farmstead group
archaeological site complex
cultural heritage site
archaeologicalEvidence charcoal layers
faunal remains
pollen analyses
structural remains
associatedWith Norse settlers
Viking Age colonization of Greenland NERFINISHED
climateAdaptation short growing season farming
continent North America
country Kingdom of Denmark NERFINISHED
culture Norse NERFINISHED
economy dairy production
mixed farming and hunting
wool production
endTime 15th century
environment lowland areas near fjord shores
subarctic coastal fjord landscape
era medieval period
floruit 11th century
hasFeature animal enclosures
grazing areas
hayfields
infield and outfield systems
irrigation ditches
middens
ruined farm buildings
stone foundations
turf walls
heritageStatus part of Greenland Norse archaeological heritage
locatedIn Eastern Settlement NERFINISHED
Greenland NERFINISHED
Tunulliarfik Fjord NERFINISHED
southern Greenland
mainLivestock cattle
goats
sheep
partOf Norse Eastern Settlement in Greenland NERFINISHED
Norse Greenland NERFINISHED
significance evidence for Norse adaptation to Greenlandic environment
important for understanding Norse Eastern Settlement demography
key sites for studying Norse subsistence strategies
startTime early 10th century
usedFor agriculture
animal husbandry
grazing
hay production
pastoralism

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Eastern Settlement, Greenland containsSite Tunulliarfik Fjord farms