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Skræling (Old
Norse and Icelandic: skrælingi,
plural skrælingjar) is the name the
Norse Greenlanders used for the
peoples they
encountered in
North America...
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World as
skræling.
According to the
ancient sagas, the
Norse considered the
natives hostile because they were
repeatedly attacked by them.
Skraeling Island...
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Skraeling, 78°55′N 075°40′W / 78.917°N 75.667°W / 78.917; -75.667 (
Skraeling Island, NU) ^map 78 Trodely, 52°14′N...
- as
Markland in
Greenlandic Norse, and its
inhabitants were
known as the
Skræling. Nit****inan: The Innu
Struggle to
Reclaim Their Homeland,
Douglas & McIntyre...
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province of Newfoundland.
Indigenous people like the
Beothuk (known as the
Skræling in
Greenlandic Norse), and Innu were the
first inhabitants of Newfoundland...
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temperatures during the
Little Ice Age; and
armed conflicts with the
Skrælings (Norse word for Inuit,
meaning "wretches").
Recent archaeological studies...
- Kalaallisut,
known in
English as Greenlandic.
Probably adapted from the name
Skræling,
Kalaallit historically referred specifically to
Western Greenlanders....
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Habitat site (NU site 5) and
Skraeling Island (78°54′42″N 075°37′58″W / 78.91167°N 75.63278°W / 78.91167; -75.63278 (
Skraeling Island)) an
important archaeological...
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found in Greenland. L'Anse aux
Meadows Norse colonization of the
Americas Skraeling Island National Museum of
Natural History,
Arctic Studies Center. Vikings:...
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later settled but ran into
problems with the
natives they
called Skrælings, as
depicted in the
Greenland saga.[citation needed] The two accounts...
