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When Leif Erikson arrived in Greenland around the year 1000 AD, the area was primarily inhabited by the Norse, specifically the descendants of Norse settlers who had established a colony there in the late 10th century. These settlers, led by Erik the Red, had established farms and communities. Additionally, the Inuit people were present in parts of Greenland, having migrated from Alaska and Canada, although the Norse and Inuit did not have extensive interactions during this period.

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