Transatlantic exploration took place centuries before the crossing of Columbus. Physical
evidence for early European presence in the Americas can be found in Newfoundland …

The UNESCO World Heritage site of L'Anse aux Meadows (LAM) in northern Newfoundland
is the only undisputed site of pre-1492 presence of Europeans in the Americas. In August …

The Indigenous Beothuk of Newfoundland disappeared as a cultural entity in the early
nineteenth century. Prior to this, the Beothuk had few direct interactions with Europeans, and …

The Eastern Subarctic has long been portrayed as a place without history. Challenging this
perspective, History in the Making: The Archaeology of the Eastern Subarctic charts the …

The early Norse or Viking presence in what is presently Newfoundland has formed a part of
the area's historical traditions since at least the early nineteenth century. However, such …

In the early sixteenth century, Europeans occupied the northwest Atlantic at Newfoundland
and the Caribbean islands in a set of parallel colonial processes. Yet historians have been …

In small social groups dependent on specific resources, it is difficult to separate actions,
moral understandings, and the resource itself. It is the response to the affordances of a given …

This paper examines the dynamics of archaeological knowledge production in the presence
and absence of living descendants of indigenous peoples. We utilize Canadian case studies …

Peatlands are excellent foci of study due to their ability to act as archives of
palaeoecological and archaeological proxy data, as the organic materials which constitute …

This thesis explores the importance of birds in paleodietary reconstruction based on stable
isotope analysis, using faunal remains from Arctic contexts as a case study. In the Arctic …