Diversity in arctic maritime adaptations

Abstract

Late Stone Age hunter‐gatherer societies in arctic Norway have been characterized as mobile (≪half‐nomadic≫) with a seasonally changing settlement pattern. Recent research in Finnmark shows a greater variation in settlement pattern and resource utilization than earlier realized. This variation is here further investigated using correspondence analysis of lithic assemblages associated with house sites as well as a re‐analysis of the osteological material associated with house middens. A model of arctic hunter‐fisher societies which incorporates this variation is presented.

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