The site has a long history of habitation. The area around Nuuk was first occupied by the ancient pre-Inuit, Paleo-Eskimo people of the Saqqaq culture as far back as 2200 BC when they lived in the area around the now abandoned settlement of Qoornoq. For a long time it was occupied by the Dorset culture around the former settlement of Kangeq but they disappeared from the Nuuk district before AD 1000. The Nuuk area was later inhabited by Viking explorers in the 10th century, and shortly thereafter by Inuit peoples. Inuit and Norsemen both lived with little interaction in this area from about 1000 until the disappearance of the Norse settlement for uncertain reasons during the 15th century.
Nuuk is the fifth solo album from German ambient music producer, Thomas Köner. Originally released in 1997 as a part of the Driftworks 4-CD box set (along with albums from Nijiumu, Pauline Oliveros & Randy Raine-Reusch and Paul Schütze), it was re-released in 2004 by Mille Plateaux with a DVD containing films made from still images to accompany the music.
My next novel flopped, my marriage was in trouble and, to cap it all, I was fired from my day job as a magazine editor ... This was a bold decision, as many Danes have sought a new life in Greenland and failed, but I was lucky enough to land a job at Nuuk’s town hall ... Life in Nuuk was quite unlike anything I had experienced before.
. According to the news release, “The Aappaluttoq RubyDeposit will be an open pit development, and over its initial 9-year mine life it will directly create up to 80 new jobs in Greenland; these will range from mining operations at the Aappaluttoq site to gemstone grading in the Nuuk Processing Facility ... ... ... ... ... .
. According to the news release, “The Aappaluttoq RubyDeposit will be an open pit development, and over its initial 9-year mine life it will directly create up to 80 new jobs in Greenland; these will range from mining operations at the Aappaluttoq site to gemstone grading in the Nuuk Processing Facility ... ... ... ... ... .
. According to the news release, “The Aappaluttoq RubyDeposit will be an open pit development, and over its initial 9-year mine life it will directly create up to 80 new jobs in Greenland; these will range from mining operations at the Aappaluttoq site to gemstone grading in the Nuuk Processing Facility ... ... ... ... ... .
Hammeken-Holm, head of the license Department at the Bureau of Minerals and Petroleum in Nuuk... will create 700 permanent jobs ... The Isua project, 150 kilometers north of Nuuk, will create jobs for 2,100Greenlanders during its construction, according to government estimates.
Peary, in Nuuk, Greenland... This photo in Nuuk, Greenland shows Vittus Henson, 64, right, the grandson, and son David Henson, 30, the great-grandson of Matthew A ... This photo shows Vittus Henson, 64, at his job as an equipment operator at a recycling plant in Nuuk, Greenland ... Vittus is a machine operator in Nuuk.
By midday inmates are at work in Nuuk's offices, small businesses and university. Their jobs pay reasonably good wages, and their swelling bank accounts are managed by the prison's head guard, Benny, who doubles as a financial adviser ... In Nuuk, locals point to cases such as that of ...
The Anstalten for Domfaldte (Institution for Convicts), in the capital Nuuk, has long been remarkable for the easy life its inmates enjoy ... By midday, inmates are at work in Nuuk's offices, small businesses and at its university ... One Nuuk shopkeeper, who wished to remain anonymous, disagreed.
If the ice-melting project becomes a reality, the shareholder returns plus income from expanded shipping and 90 new jobs planned at a Nuuk bottling plant could go a long way toward making Greenland more economically independent ... Under the proposal, the 13,000 residents of Nuuk would also be provided with Greenland Water for drinking.
If the ice-melting project becomes a reality, the shareholder returns plus income from expanded shipping and 90 new jobs planned at a bottling plant in Nuuk, the capital, could go a long way toward making Greenland, which has 10 percent unemployment, more economically independent.
If the ice-melting project becomes a reality, the shareholder returns plus income from expanded shipping and 90 new jobs planned at a Nuuk bottling plant could go a long way toward making Greenland more economically independent.