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Skip to Search Results- 11073Gruhn, Dr. Ruth
- 8531Bryan, Dr. Alan L.
- 4502Meghan Ward
- 2545Bryan, Alan L., Dr.
- 2409University of Alberta Department of Anthropology
- 2143Halpern, Joel Martin
- 11156Anthropology, Department of
- 11156Anthropology, Department of/Bryan/Gruhn Archaeology Collection
- 2143Joel Martin Halpern Image Archive
- 2143Joel Martin Halpern Image Archive/Northern North America Collection
- 1178Documents of Contemporary War
- 1116Documents of Contemporary War/Raw Images
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2024-06-07
This little troll sits outside of a tourist shop near Tromsø's harbour. The troll has a happy expression and exposes his single tooth in a wide smile. He has dark hair, thick dark eyebrows, blue eyes, and oversized ears and nose. His clothing is black and white trimmed with red and green. He...
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2024-06-08
These plants were blooming in the New Zealand section of the Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden (69° 38' 56.04" N) in early June. They are endemic to the South Island of New Zealand.
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2024-06-09
A small flower of the avens family. It was collected from Smorvik in Jonkoping Kommun, Jonkopings Lan, Sweden and was blooming in early June at the Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden in Tromsø, Norway.
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2024-06-12
Most of the beds at the Straumen Farm in Tromsø Municipality, Norway, were of this design. The headboard and foot board are the size of a single bed, but one of the side-rails pulls out to expand the bed to a double bed. This design expands the sleeping surface at the same level, while most...
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2024-06-08
This tea-house is near the entrance to the Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden. It has a grey exterior with white trim and a slate roof with tubular snow retainers. There is an outdoor seating area to the left and another to the right in the garden beyond the tea-house. In the foreground is a...
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2024-06-12
These petroglyphs are at Skavberg about 30 km west of Tromsø, Norway. Some of the carvings may be from 7,000 B.C. The colour has been added recently to make the carvings more visible. The right part of the wall has fewer and smaller carvings. They are of horned animals and fish.
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2024-06-08
These Ranunculus insignis plants were blooming in the New Zealand section of the Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden (69° 38' 56.04" N) in early June.
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2024-06-12
These rock carvings or petroglyphs are at Skavberg, about 30 km west of Tromsø, Norway. Some may be as old as 7,000 B.C. The carvings on the left half of the rock wall show horned animals, including reindeer, and fish. The colour has been recently added to make the carvings visible.
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2024-06-12
Birch bark had many uses, but one of the most important was as roofing material on sod roofed buildings in Arctic regions. A waterproof layer of birch bark was nailed to the roof and the sod placed on top to protect it. These pieces are too small for roofing.
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2024-06-08
These Lady's Slippers were blooming at the Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden (69° 40' 36.48" N) in early June. They are native to North America.