Mourns attracted the Vikings to Northern Greenland

Mursun The awesome angles are reminiscent of the elephant’s lump teeth.

In medieval Europe, a crushed product was replaced by art crafts, which, among other things, the crusades were stopped.

A lot of teeth were paid. It attracted the Vikings to visit the crumb hunts up to the northernmost Greenland, the researchers show Science Advances -in leaf.

International The researcher group analyzes DNA from about 30 pieces of crumb skulls. They had been found in Viking villages in Europe and Greenland after the bumping tooth trade.

The origin of the skulls was investigated by comparing them with DNA, which researchers collected from 100 medieval museum museum samples that had died across the Arctic.

Results On the basis of the Vikings first hunted murmuries on the coasts of northern Europe, but as the catch dwindled, they moved first to Iceland, then to East Greenland and finally to Western Greenland.

From there, they regularly sailed regularly to the Salme between Northwest Greenland and Ellesmerensaari from the 1120s.

Thanks to the warm flow, the strait remains as an open water area, or a policy throughout the year, although the surrounding water covers the sea ice for about eight months a year.

Archaeological Based on the discoveries, the Polinja was also used by the predecessors of the current Inuitti, so the Vikings almost certainly collided with them.

Whether the European and North Americans were trade at the time, not known. In any case, the researchers believe that encounters can be considered as the beginning of globalization.

Published Science in Nature 1/25