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| Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
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| The recent Dene history and archaeology of Shaw Creek, Alaska: landscape relationships, traditional place names, and postcolonial semantics | 2023 | Arctic anthropology 60 (1): 1-30 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Sámi agriculture and ritual practice in the middle ages: a study of Sámi settlement with emphasis on Divtasvuodna/Tysfjord in Hábmera/Hamarøy Municipality, northen Norway | 2023 | Arctic anthropology 60 (1): 31-50 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Our way of knowing: how ethnographers' identities affect learning and eganging with Iñupiaq food lifeways | 2023 | Arctic anthropology 60 (1): 51-62 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| From homeland to mining frontier and back: the resource imaginary and First Nation narrative reinhabitation in the central Yukon | 2023 | Arctic anthropology 60 (1): 63-85 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Pacing modernity: infrastructural time and the modernization of telecommunication in Greenland | 2023 | Arctic anthropology 60 (1): 86-100 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Cultural sensitivity within Norwegian Sámi tourism | 2023 | Arctic anthropology 60 (1): 101-13 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Ptarmigan trapping in Finnish Lapland 1950 to 2020: tradition and change | 2023 | Arctic anthropology 60 (1): 114-28 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| An early Inuit workshop at a Qassi, a men's house, Nuulliit, northwest Greenland | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (1): 3-38 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| In the eye of the beholder: using microscopic analysis in the interpretation of Tuniit (Dorset Paleo-Inuit) art | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (1): 39-56 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Breastfeeding in late medieval to early modern Iin Hamina, Finland, according to δ13C and δ15N analyses of archaeological dentin | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (1): 57-70 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Traditional Aboriginal and Inuit judicial proceedings: a comparative study | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (1): 71-86 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| An examination of indigenous halibut fishing technology on the Northwest Coast of North America | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (1): 87-105 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| An analysis of 600-year-old gut-skin parkas of the early Thule period from the Nuulliit site, Avanersuaq, Greenland | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (2): 107-30 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Inland substistence and seasonality in the Kodiak Archipelago, Alaska | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (2): 131-44 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| A legacy across two continents: the Poniatowski-Arseniev collection at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (2): 145-65 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Unangax ecosystem engineers: a constructed fisher-hunter-gatherer landscape and seascape | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (2): 166-78 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Who constructs the Izhma Komi's heritage today? The social contract as a nonlegal tool to realize the human right to cultural heritage | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (2): 179-92 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Dwelling in ice: a relational approach to the Finnish seal-hunting tradition on the Bothnian Bay | 2022 | Arctic anthropology 59 (2): 193-211 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Alutiiq ancestors' use of birds during the Ocean Bay period at Rice Ridge (49-KOD-363), Kodiak Island, Alaska | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (1): 1-33 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Interpreting prehistoric labor north and south of the forager-agricultural frontier in central Fennoscandia, northern Europe | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (1): 34-53 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| More-than-human intimacies and traditional knowledge among hunting families in northwest Greenland | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (1): 54-65 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Subjective well-being and the importance of nature in Greenland | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (1): 66-79 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Tales and traditions of the Nganasans | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (1): 80-97 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| On the Kenai in the extreme northwest America | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (1): 98-101 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| "It was not a whale, but a strange monster": Qikertarmiut storytelling and seasonal relations through early Russian invasions | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (2): 105-24 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Late Holocene animal use in southern Kamchatka | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (2): 125-53 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Zooarchaeological analysis of late Holocene multicomponent village site near Shaktoolik, Norton Sound, Alaska | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (2): 154-99 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| The bear trap: reinvestigation of a unique stone structure on the northwest tip of the Nuussuaq Peninsula, Greenland | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (2): 200-17 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Wrapping the body: Inuit dolls as fields of real and metaphorical play | 2021 | Arctic anthropology 58 (2): 218-47 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Unresolved questions about site formation, provenience, and the impact of natural processes on bone at the Bluefish Caves, Yukon Territory | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (1): 1-21 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Russian resistance to human sacrifice among the Tlingit Indians (1819-1867) | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (1): 22-34 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Reconstruction of dietary habits of a local upper Taz Selkup group in the 18th and 19th centuries based on archaeoparasitology, osteology, stable isotope analysis, and archival documents | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (1): 35-52 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Signs of cultural diversity in the 13th to 15th centuries AD coastal region of the Bothnian Bay in northwestern Fennoscandia | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (1): 53-71 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| "Spirit-charged" humans in Siberia: interrelations between the notions of individual ("spirit-charge" and "active imprint") and (ritual) action | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (1): 72-99 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Entering trance, entering relationships: liminality at Finnish rock-art sites | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (1): 100-30 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Body metamorphosis and interspecies relations: an exploration of relational ontologies in Bering Strait prehistory | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (2): 131-48 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Japan's World War II on Kiska Island: previosly undocumented features on the Vega Bay coastline | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (2): 149-66 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| A case study in recognizing prehistoric subsistence organization through the interpretation of faunal remains | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (2): 167-82 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Hunting and giving or working and selling? Contemporary entanglements of Innu economy and cosmology | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (2): 183-96 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Freshwater fishing strategies in early modern Sami households | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (2): 197-211 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Challenging tourism landscapes of southwest Greenland: identifying social and cultural capital for sustainable tourist development | 2020 | Arctic anthropology 57 (2): 212-28 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Marginal no more: introduction to a special issue on the archaeology of northern coasts | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 1-3 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Nunalleq: archaeology, climate change, and community engagement in a Yup'ik village | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 4-17 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Bridging past and present: a study of precontact Yup'ik masks from the Nunalleq site, Alaska | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 18-38 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Foxes and humans a the late Holocene Uyak site, Kodiak, Alaska | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 39-51 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Paradise gained, lost, and regained: pulse migration and the Inuit archaeology of the Quebec lower north shore | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 52-76 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| The Stock Cove site: a large Dorset seal-hunting encampment on the coast of southeastern Newfoundland | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 77-95 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Late Dorset deposits at Iita: site formation and site destruction in Northwestern Greenland | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 96-118 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Marine shielings in medieval Norse Greenland | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (1): 119-59 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 | |||
| Northern Dene constellations as worldview projections with case studies from the Ahtna, Gwich'in, and Sahtúot'įnę | 2019 | Arctic anthropology 56 (2): 1-26 | *H6 [ARCTIC-] | 0066-6939 |
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