It may. I may be terribly biased. A lot of studies seem to have been done in warmer climates, which is fair enough. I don't know too many studies on the Lapps or Eskimos, both of whom are very interesting linguistically. I know of an least one archaeological study of Eskimos ~ which was about learning how primitive implements are actually used. Archaeology is a huge crossover discipline. Almost everything touches on it & can be employed to further archaeology.
Got it The university of Lapland has an Arctic Anthropology department so there must be something to it. And I believe the Saami are well studied (I read something about them a while back). Although they are ancient they are also current so probably don’t make the Ribh cut!
I'm pretty sure I've chosen the wrong major & will have to rectify that. I really should be doing archaeology. My paper for my major is a study of Brodgar Ness ~ the huge Neolithic site in the Orkneys.
Despite it's difficulties I have really enjoyed the archaeology & next trimester get to walk among the dead. 
YD always complains she was raised to the sight of exhumed bodies....
Lovely! May be more a Northern study thing. I am very interseted in the Saami ~ partly because I studied up on the joik when the girl was studying music & everything about it fascinated me. And what's not to like about reindeer?
I hate it when they pick on the weak
Me too.I hate it when they pick on the weak
I can never figure it out. Sometimes they are so kind & supportive it amazes me. Other times they're massive jerks.
Even Titania looks dejected.
Yep. She's got wet but even Olivia is miserable & she's one of the few not moulting. Portia keeps threatening to go broody on the outside nest & is still there, wet & miserable long after I've removed any eggs.
When will you get a few dry days?
