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The origins of Icelandic horses and sheep with Grandma's Icelandic lamb saddle recipe
Zooarchaeologists Albina Hulda Palsdottir is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Oslo researching the origins of Icelandic horses and sheep. Albina's research is staggering in size and scope. She is trying to trace th...
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The origins of Icelandic horses and sheep with Grandma's Icelandic lamb saddle recipe is an episode from Cooking with Archaeologists: Food, fieldwork, and stories. by Colin P. Amundsen and Cris Santisteban. Zooarchaeologists Albina Hulda Pa...
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Published Apr 11, 2017, 42:34 long, audio available.
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Zooarchaeologists Albina Hulda Palsdottir is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Oslo researching the origins of Icelandic horses and sheep. Albina's research is staggering in size and scope. She is trying to trace the origins of the horses and sheep that were brought to Iceland during the 9th century. Anyone who has an interest in ancient DNA should have a listen to this podcast! For a recipe, Albina shares with us her Grandmother's lame saddle recipe. If you like dill you'll enjoy this dish!
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The origins of Icelandic horses and sheep with Grandma's Icelandic lamb saddle recipe is an episode from Cooking with Archaeologists: Food, fieldwork, and stories. by Colin P. Amundsen and Cris Santisteban.
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The origins of Icelandic horses and sheep with Grandma's Icelandic lamb saddle recipe is from Cooking with Archaeologists: Food, fieldwork, and stories. by Colin P. Amundsen and Cris Santisteban.
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Published Apr 11, 2017 and 42:34 long