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The younger stone age settlements in Varanger, North Norway

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Along the coast of the Varanger Fjord in Finnmark there are several groups of Younger Stone Age houses. The general assumption among Norwegian archaeologists has been that these sites are the remains of stone age villages. This paper presents a critical reevaluation of settlement size and population size in Varanger in the Younger Stone Age.

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