Oldest Level - The Town of the Greenland Halibut - Student's book 

- The Stone Age is the longest lasting period in history. - The Stone Age lasted from around year 13.000 bce till about 1.700 bce. - The Stone Age began when the last ice age, the Weichsel ice age, ended. You will now read about the different peoples that immigrated to Greenland during the Stone Age and answer the questions in the black speech balloons.

How many waves of immigration have there been in Greenland during the Stone Age and what are the names of the different peoples?

Where in Greenland did the different peoples settle?

Which animals did the different peoples hunt?

Migration to Greenland

From which of these peoples do the Greenlanders descend? 

Now you will listen to a podcast called The Town of the Greenland Halibut. You will hear the story about how the halibut turns Illulissat into a town that never sleeps. You will also hear about the peoples of the Stone Age, the shaman, the missionary and about the difference between the fish in Northern and Southern Greenland.

In the Inuit religion, the shaman, also called Angakok, is the connecting link between people and religion and he is greatly respected. The Inuit live in close interaction with nature and this is reflected in their religion. In the podcast you heard about the people from Sermermiut visiting the Eqi inhabitants and about how the shaman fell on his bum. When he got up again, he said, "You must cut a hole here and fish!" They then made a fishing rod of whalebard and a hook of seal, cut a hole in the ice and caught a huge halibut.

Poul Egede was a Danish-Norwegian missionary in Christianshåb in Greenland in the years 1736-1740. Here is an excerpt from Poul Egede's diary from his visit to Sermermiut: Here I found the largest group of people I have ever seen any place in Greenland, about 20 quite big houses, like a small village. They bragged about this and asked whether I had ever seen so many people in one place anywhere else in Greenland. I immediately sensed, from the way they talked and from their behaviour, that they were proud of being so many and of the good catch they were making.

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Welcome to the Icefjord Centre. The Icefjord Centre is a house holding many stories of ice and life with the ice. The Centre is located at Ilulissat in Greenland.

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This is what it looks like at the Icefjord Centre in wintertime. On the next page you will see where Ilulissat is located.

Welcome to the Icefjord Centre Map Ilulissat I live here The Stone Age Listen and talk My reference book The shaman The missionary The Greenland halibut

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You have been contacted by the restaurant "Halibut". It is a newly opened restaurant that would like to specialise in serving halibut from Greenland. They would like to get three posters that they can display in their restaurant. But they have some requirements for the posters: 1. The three posters must contain knowledge about: 	halibut as food 	its food and habitat 	its life cycle 2. All three posters must contain facts and pictures.

I am a large arctic flatfish. I can become 30 years old and i can weigh up to 50 kg.&#160;

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The greenland halibut - Greenland Institute of Natural Resources

Greenland halibut - Reinhardtius hippoglossoides

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