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The Saqqaq: Greenland's First Humans

History is boring, making it easy to fall asleep. | The quiet, ancient survival of the Saqqaq people, the first humans in Greenland. Hey guys, tonight we’re heading somewhere completely different. We’re going to a place that feels less like a landscape and more like an idea—an idea of cold, of remoteness, of ultimate quiet. We’re traveling back in time, about 4,500 years, to meet the very first people to ever set foot in Greenland. Think about that for a second. An entire continent-sized island, a blank slate of rock, ice, and fjords, completely unpopulated. You’re about to be one of the very first to explore it, to feel the bite of the wind off the glacial ice, to see the vast, empty horizon under an immense, indifferent sky. It’s a place so isolated and so harsh that it’s hard to imagine, even for a seasoned couch adventurer like you. It's a land that probably would have just... ended you, if you were there alone. So, before you get comfortable, take a moment to like the video and subscribe—but only if you genuinely enjoy what I do here. And if you're up for it, drop a comment with where you're watching from and what time it is. I love seeing just how far these little journeys travel. Now, dim the lights, maybe turn on a fan for that soft background hum, and let’s ease into tonight’s journey together. #Saqqaq #GreenlandHistory #PaleoInuit #DiskoBay #Prehistory #Dorset #Thule #ArcticArchaeology #HistoryPodcast #SleepPodcast