Iron Age Myth and Materiality: an Archaeology of Scandinavia AD 400-1000 considers the
relationship between myth and materiality in Scandinavia from the beginning of the post …

The article discusses aspects of changing relationships between the living and the dead in
Scandinavia in the Viking Age (800–1050AD) and the beginning of the Early Middle Ages …

This volume examines workshop waste and discusses the craftspeople in the Viking town of
Kaupang including their activities, crafted products, raw materials, skills and networks. The …

Abstract” The Bronze Age of Northwestern Scandinavia” has three main purposes: 1) the
written evaluation of individual artefacts along with plates and catalogues, should fill a long …

It is argued here that eddic poetry, where oaths were sworn on items like rings and
weapons, can provide insight into practices of swearing oaths in the real world of the …

Abstract Cremation and Cosmology–A Comparative Archaeological Introduction aims to
synthesise in an easily accessible style the current state of cremation research and some of …

In this article we focus on the third and final production phase for the distinct and atypical
bucket-shaped pottery in south-west Norway, during the last decades of the Migration Period …

Initially, I intended to carry out three equal analyses of osteologically examined cremation
burials from respectively LBA Funen, Eastern Norway and the cemetery at …

During the 5th and 4th millennia BC, the Neolithic extraction of stone around Mont Viso and
in the Mont Beigua massif in the Italian Alps resulted in the production of large polished …

'Med et åpent blikk for vannets mangfold og skjønnhet, for vannlandskapenes enestående
karakter, for vannet som det evig pulserende, alltid med en retning ingen helt kan stoppe …