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A Ticking Clock? Preservation and Management of Greenland’s Archaeological Heritage in the Twenty-First Century

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 04 Jul 2018 Denmark Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites, volume 20, pages 175-198 (issn: 1350-5033, eissn: 1753-5522,

Authors: Hans Harmsen; Jørgen Hollesen; Christian Koch Madsen; Bo Albrechtsen; Mikkel Myrup; Henning Matthiesen;

doi: 10.1080/13505033.2018.1513303

handle: 109.1.5/237dfeb8-3dbd-4682-8bff-18b9cd92588e

A Ticking Clock? Preservation and Management of Greenland’s Archaeological Heritage in the Twenty-First Century

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Abstract

Evaluating the rate of deterioration at archaeological sites in the Arctic presents several challenges. In West Greenland, for example, increasing soil temperatures, perennial thaws, coastal erosio...

Country

Denmark

Related Organizations

Greenland National Museum & Archives
Greenland
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
National Museum of Denmark
Denmark
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
University of Copenhagen
Denmark

Keywords

Greenland, organic preservation, climate change, heritage management

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