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with heel to heel. polar-foxes were there in abundance. this land they gave name to, and called it helluland (stone-land). [ ] in september , the nunatsiaq news , a weekly newspaper, reported that patricia sutherland , who worked at the canadian museum of civilization , had archaeological remains of yarn
that whetstones had been found with remnants of alloys indicative of viking presence. [ ] in , michele hayeur smith of brown university , who specializes in the study of ancient textiles , wrote that she does not think the ancient arctic people, the dorset and thule, needed to be taught how to spin yarn...
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