Tristan Hughes

And do they follow directly after those ones you mentioned previously?

Are the earliest people who reach Greenland, are their migrations successful?

Or is it the ancestors of indigenous Greenlanders today?

Do they actually arrive a little later, the tool, as you say?

And when did the Tula Inuit arrive and I guess then start being a bit bolder and settling more and more of the coasts of Greenland?

The umiak, okay.

Do we know much about the umiak and how it functioned?

I can imagine.

Yes.

And so is it naturally, therefore, that we have the earliest Thule settlements?

Are they from that northwestern part of Greenland where they first arrived?

Yes, I was going to ask about the igloo, yes.

Right.

Well, I'm going to get straight onto houses now, but you mentioned Disco Bay in passing there, and I've just got it on my maps.

And that looks like two thirds of the way down, or maybe three quarters of the way down there.

So really far south of the original entry point.

And I have in my notes here is one of those early settlements up that far northwest.

Is it Ruin Island, which sounds an incredible name for a settlement, for a place?

Well, you mentioned winter houses there, so I feel it's time that we moved on to the housing of these prehistoric people.

Yes, take it away, Asta, with these winter houses.