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Medieval Norse and the bidirectional spread of epidemic disease between Europe and northeastern America: a new hypothesis / William A. Agger, Herbert Maschner.

Title: Medieval Norse and the bidirectional spread of epidemic disease between Europe and northeastern America: a new hypothesis / William A. Agger, Herbert Maschner.
Author(s): Agger, William A.
Maschner, Herbert.
Date: 2009.
Publisher: Salt Lake City, UT: University of Utah
In: Northern world, AD 900-1400. (2009.),
Abstract: Discusses first probable transatlantic exchange of infectious diseases between Europe and North America carried pelagicly by Norse or others ca. AD 800-1000 or earlier. Argues that this exchange had profound impacts on Dorset Palaeo-Eskimo populations but that that there were also impacts on Eurasian continent.
Notes:

In: The northern world, AD 900-1400 / Herbert Maschner, Owen K. Mason, Robert McGhee, eds.

Keywords: 613/614(091) -- Medicine, history of.
616-036 -- Epidemiology.
903 -- Archaeology.
93"04/14" -- Fifth to fifteenth centuries A.D.
V -- History.
(*3) -- Arctic regions.
(*38) -- Greenland.
(*41) -- Canada.
(*410) -- Canadian Eastern Arctic.
(*548) -- Scandinavia.
SPRI record no.: 195266

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