NUEVOS DATOS DE ETNOARQUEOLOGÍA ZOOARQUEOLÓGICA DESDE EL OESTE DE GROENLANDIA.

The present work contains several data obtained in the summer of 2017 about the hunting and processing of caribou (Rangifer tarandus) and seals (Phocidae) and the fishing of cod (Gadus morhua) in the Sisimiut area (West Greenland) by Inuit hunters and fishers. Data were collected through interviews, direct observation of hunting and fishing activities, prospecting and taphonomic analysis of the skeletal remains. The maintenance of traditional concepts of hunting, butchery, transport, distribution and consumption are still present among current Greenlanders. Different cultural uses between relatively close areas are demonstrated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]