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Guy De Tré,Jozo Dujmovi?,Nico Van de Wegheeer-herding practices are important bearers of memory and tradition. As memories and traditions are alive and vibrant in today’s reindeer-herding practices and landscapes, those practices and landscapes have the potential to tell stories of past human–reindeer engagements. This volume’s introductory

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In Search of the Uncanny Valleys chapter explores past and present working reindeer use through archaeological, historical, and ethnographic evidence and reindeer herders’ traditional and practical knowledge. As the identification of working reindeer in the archaeological record is possible using multiple methodologies such as pa

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In Search of the Uncanny Valleyher land use, and climate change on the quantity and quality of winter pastures. Feeding also plays an important role in taming individuals selected for draught reindeer training. In traditional reindeer pastoralism, reindeer received supplementary fodder such as tree branches, lichen, grasses, and

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Jeroen Vanattenhoven,Dries De Roeckistributions. The changes in the archaeological site and feature types mirror the development of livelihoods over time, from hunter-herder society, with some domesticated animals and more tethered annual mobilities, to long-range nomadic reindeer pastoralism. The intra-site and inter-site spatialiti

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Jeroen Vanattenhoven,Dries De Roeckon Systems (GIS), geochemical soil, and stable isotope analysis, we aim to present different interdisciplinary methods used in archaeology to trace human–reindeer relationships. To do this, we have exemplified the methods with different case studies, and when no case study is available, we refer to

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W. Sch?fer,R. Kirschner-Hermanns included a profound shift in the understanding of animals as someone’s property. Social organisation, reflected in the archaeological remains of dwelling sites, changed to accommodate the needs of the tasks and activities involved in reindeer herding. Moreover, the growing cultural, economic, and s