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An AlternateHistory written by Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom member D'Valdron, author of ''Literature/GreenAntarctica''. Inspired by ''Literature/LandsOfRedAndGold'', it features the Thule culture developing a peculiar agriculture package in the 7th century that allows them to build an agricultural society in the Arctic. The Thule realm (not a united nation) stretches from eastern Siberia across Alaska and northern Canada to Greenland, and even all the way to places like Svalbard.
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An AlternateHistory written by Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom member D'Valdron, author of ''Literature/GreenAntarctica''. Inspired by ''Literature/LandsOfRedAndGold'', it features the Thule culture (also known as the Inuit) developing a peculiar agriculture package in the 7th century that allows them to build an agricultural society in the Arctic. The Thule realm (not a united nation) stretches from eastern Siberia across Alaska and northern Canada to Greenland, and even all the way to places like Svalbard.
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* WhamEpisode: The chapter introducing Manupataq, founder of the first homegrown organized religion among the Thule.
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* WhamEpisode: The chapter introducing Manupataq, founder of the first homegrown organized religion among the Thule.Thule.
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* TheTheocracy: By 1600, Greenland has become a theocracy that believes Jesus Christ ''is a plague god''.
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* TheTheocracy: By 1600, Greenland has become a theocracy that believes [[UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Jesus Christ Christ]] ''is a plague god''.
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An AlternateHistory written by AlternateHistoryDotCom member D'Valdron, author of ''Literature/GreenAntarctica''. Inspired by ''Literature/LandsOfRedAndGold'', it features the Thule culture developing a peculiar agriculture package in the 7th century that allows them to build an agricultural society in the Arctic. The Thule realm (not a united nation) stretches from eastern Siberia across Alaska and northern Canada to Greenland, and even all the way to places like Svalbard.
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An AlternateHistory written by AlternateHistoryDotCom Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom member D'Valdron, author of ''Literature/GreenAntarctica''. Inspired by ''Literature/LandsOfRedAndGold'', it features the Thule culture developing a peculiar agriculture package in the 7th century that allows them to build an agricultural society in the Arctic. The Thule realm (not a united nation) stretches from eastern Siberia across Alaska and northern Canada to Greenland, and even all the way to places like Svalbard.
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* TheFundamentalist: By 1600, Greenland has become a theocracy that believes Jesus Christ ''is a plague god''.
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* ShownTheirWork: Most of the early chapters are extended entries on the specific plants which make it at all possible to do agriculture in the Arctic.
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* ShownTheirWork: Most of the early chapters are extended entries on the specific plants which make it at all possible to do agriculture in the Arctic.Arctic.
* TheTheocracy: By 1600, Greenland has become a theocracy that believes Jesus Christ ''is a plague god''.
* TheTheocracy: By 1600, Greenland has become a theocracy that believes Jesus Christ ''is a plague god''.
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An AlternateHistory written by AlternateHistoryDotCom member D'Valdron, author of ''Literature/GreenAntarctica''. Inspired by ''Literature/LandsOfRedAndGold'', it features the Thule culture developing a peculiar agriculture package in the 7th century that allows them to build an agricultural society in the Arctic. The Thule realm (not a united nation) stretches from eastern Siberia across Alaska and northern Canada to Greenland, and even all the way to places like Svalbard.
Can be found [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=222103 here]], although forum membership is required.
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!!This series contains examples of:
* AlternateHistory: Check the URL if you don't believe me.
* CoolOldGuy: Grandfather, a Thule shaman who lived among the Norse and invented the Thule alphabet.
* EskimoLand: Utterly subverted - it is surprisingly fertile and home to the most advanced civilization in the New World.
* TheFundamentalist: By 1600, Greenland has become a theocracy that believes Jesus Christ ''is a plague god''.
* HornyVikings: Subverted. When the Thule finally reach the Norse colony in Greenland, it's dying. The Norse barely stick around long enough to pass on things like sheep, bog iron, and writing.
* ThePlague: The Thule get hit ''hard'', enough that some of the survivors found the first organized religion in the New World.
* ShownTheirWork: Most of the early chapters are extended entries on the specific plants which make it at all possible to do agriculture in the Arctic.
Can be found [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=222103 here]], although forum membership is required.
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!!This series contains examples of:
* AlternateHistory: Check the URL if you don't believe me.
* CoolOldGuy: Grandfather, a Thule shaman who lived among the Norse and invented the Thule alphabet.
* EskimoLand: Utterly subverted - it is surprisingly fertile and home to the most advanced civilization in the New World.
* TheFundamentalist: By 1600, Greenland has become a theocracy that believes Jesus Christ ''is a plague god''.
* HornyVikings: Subverted. When the Thule finally reach the Norse colony in Greenland, it's dying. The Norse barely stick around long enough to pass on things like sheep, bog iron, and writing.
* ThePlague: The Thule get hit ''hard'', enough that some of the survivors found the first organized religion in the New World.
* ShownTheirWork: Most of the early chapters are extended entries on the specific plants which make it at all possible to do agriculture in the Arctic.
