Assessing the Distribution and Variability of Marine Mammals through Archaeology, Ancient DNA, and History in the North Atlantic (1960-2024)
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The North Atlantic Marine Mammal Project uses the transdisciplinary tools of history, saga studies, archaeology, ancient DNA (aDNA), and marine mammalogy to reconstruct economic contributions of cetaceans and pinnipeds across premodern Iceland and Orkney, ca. 800 – 1500 CE. Using aDNA and Zoo Archaeology by Mass Spectrometry (ZooMS) analysis, over 295 specimens, comprising 15 species have been identified from archaeological sites in northern Iceland, Orkney, and the Faroe Islands. Species identified include blue, right, and gray whales, species whose populations were devastated by industrial whaling.
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Nova Scotia Museum; Western Carolina University
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2025-01-01
