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Who is the person behind this site?

My name is Fredrik Larsson 25 years old and currently working as an archaeologist in Sweden. My biggest interests is archaeology, history and technology.

Today new exciting evidence about the Saqqaq culture in Greenland have been revelaed and is the first remains discovered of a human from that culture group. The research professor Bjarne Grønnow at SILA -the Etnographic department at the National museum in Copenhagen have together with a group of scientists discovered a piece of hair 4000 years old.
The hair was found at the settlement at Qeqertasussuk in Greenland and reveals the relationship between people in Siberia and the Saqqaq culture.

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