Den sørlige grensen for samisk kultur har vært diskutert av både historikere og arkeologer
gjennom mer enn hundre år. Denne avhandlingen tar for seg det arkeologiske materialet fra …

Kokegroper utgjør et sjeldent homogent massemateriale for jernalderforskningen, noe som
relativt enkelt muliggjør komparative analyser av store datasett fra ulike regioner og …

In September 2010, an exceptionally large cooking‐pit site was discovered by means of
geophysical prospection at Lunde in Vestfold County, Norway. The site contains in excess of …

The boat stands out as a prominent symbol of the Nordic Bronze Age, depicted at thousands
of rock art sites and on several metal objects throughout Scandinavia. Paradoxically, direct …

This article seeks to explore to what extent food practices were altered with the
establishment of a new social structure in Late Iron Age, specifically in relation to an …

Based on mortuary evidence from the Norwegian Viking Age (AD 750–1050), this article
seeks to present an argument for cemeteries as key components of social memory and …

Large cooking-pit sites in Norway are discussed as a source to the thing-system in the Early
Iron Age. The sites represent traces of large-scale gatherings associated with judicial …

Seksjon for kulturvitenskap ved Tromsø Museum–Universitetsmuseet legger med dette fram
sluttpublikasjonen for de arkeologiske utgravingene som har blitt utført på Kveøy somrene …

In this article, the author explores the cooperative aspects of mound construction in Late Iron
Age Scandinavia. Arguing against the outdated but widely held view that only centralized …

Sensory archaeology in Scandinavia and Finland has developed since the 1990s in the
context of phenomenological, empirical, scientific and ontological developments and …