Climate and Innovation: The Norse and the Aztecs, c. 790–1521 · THE MAP AROUND
Map of the Norse North Atlantic around 1300
The cold arrives; the Inuit reach Disko Bay
The Norse North Atlantic around 1300: The cold arrives; the Inuit reach Disko Bay. Since 1250, 3 territories changed status on this map: Norðrseta — Disko Bay and the northern hunting grounds, The Hebrides — the Kingdom of the Isles and The Isle of Man.
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What changes on the map
| Norðrseta — Disko Bay and the northern hunting grounds | Norse-reached: hunting grounds, Vinland, Markland → Indigenous peoples of the North |
| The Hebrides — the Kingdom of the Isles | Norse-ruled overseas lands → Other peoples and states |
| The Isle of Man | Norse-ruled overseas lands → Other peoples and states |
On the ground
- Thule Inuit families spreading south along the coast
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