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Hello and welcome to this special episode of The Ancients.

Now, as I'm sure you're aware, Greenland is and has been in the news quite a lot recently.

Now, on The Ancients, we don't cover events of the modern day, but what we can do is shine a light on the incredible histories and prehistories

of these areas of the world and Greenland is a fantastic example of that.

We want to promote the archaeology, the prehistory of this massive island in the north of the world.

A prehistory that stretches back thousands of years.

A rich tale of archaeology but also mythology.

What I loved about this chat is the wealth of archaeology that survives because of the cold conditions.

Think of the snow and the cold conditions acting like a natural freezer.

So, so many organic materials survive.