Bind 8. The Iron Age on Zealand. Status and Perspectives (2011).
200 kr.
Contents:
Foreword
Articles:
Linda Boye: Lots of postholes– but how do we progress?, Klavs Randsborg: Danish estates and manors from the Bronze Age to the Renaissance, Susanne Klingenberg: Hoby – a chieftain’s residence from the centuries around the birth of Christ, Bo Fritzbøger: Retrospective landscape analysis: Horns and Voldborg districts c. AD 1150-1850, Esben Aarsleff & Liv Appel: From the Pre-Roman to the Early Germanic Iron Age – NE Zealand ten years after the single farmstead, Ole Lass Jensen: The single farmsteads of NE Zealand, Per Ethelberg: Early state formation in Southern Scandinavia – a proposal for a hierarchical terminology, Pernille Pantmann: The symbolism of keys in female graves on Zealand during the Viking Age, Morten Ravn: Bog bodies – a burial practice during the Early Iron Age?, Linea Melchior: The Danish Iron Age from a genetic perspective, Jonas Christensen: Iron Age fortifications, Thomas Grane: Zealand and the Roman Empire, Per Ethelberg: Zealand and the Roman Empire – A comment on Thomas Grane’s article, André Bendix Matthissen: Iron production on Zealand, Annine Moltsen: Analysis of plant macro-remains and other materials recovered from Iron Age buildings, ovens and furnaces on Zealand – new methods and perspectives, Henriette Lyngstrøm: Iron from Zealandic bog iron ore – more than a theoretical possibility?, Jes Martens: Weapons, armaments and society. The Pre-Roman Iron Age on Zealand and in Scania, Ole Thirup Kastholm: The rigging of the Viking Age warship. The Skuldelev find and the ship motifs, Per Ole Rindel: The Iron Age on Zealand, the universities and the major research programmes, Freerk Oldenburger: Late Roman Iron Age ceramic vessels from graves in the Høje Taastrup and Torslunde area, west of Copenhagen, Katrine Kølle Hansen: The form, function and significance of the Bellingegård house, Tina Villumsen: An important catch? The significance of hunting and fishing in Iron Age society, Anne Birgitte Gotfredsen & Lone Gebauer Thomsen: Three pit-houses at the magnate’s residence by Lake Tissø, Ulla Lund Hansen: The Iron Age on Zealand - The Early Iron Age – graves, social structure, new perspectives, Rune Iversen:A new find of circus beakers.
Catalogue of resent excavations:
Tim Grønnegaard: Søborg – the Viking Age roots of the medieval village, Tim Grønnegaard: Nordkilde Bakke – rows of cooking pits running down to the wetlands, Tim Grønnegaard: St. Helene Vej, Tisvilde – Gilleleje Museum’s first pit-houses, Esben Aarsleff & Palle Østergaard Sørensen: Melby Syd, Esben Aarsleff & Finn Erik Kramer: Sigerslevøster, Esben Aarsleff & Morten Johansen: Egholm, Ole Lass Jensen: Korsbjerg Have – a settlement from the Late Pre-Roman Iron Age, Susan Pallesen: Frederikssund motorway, Glostrup, Mette Brosolat Ohlsen: Hvissinge Vest, Lotte Reedtz Sparrevohn: Herstedlund – a Pre-Roman Iron Age village?, Søren A. Sørensen: Tollemosegård – a cemetery from the Late Germanic Iron Age and Viking Age, Mette Høj: Stålmosegård – a cemetery from the Late Roman Iron Age, Svend Åge Tornbjerg: Østervang near Ejby – a craft site from the Roman and Germanic Iron Ages, Lise Holm: Brynshøj – a cemetery dating from the 8th – 10th century AD, Arne Hedegaard Andersen: Stubberup – a landing place on the Lammefjord, Niels Wickman: Pharmacosmos - Settlement from the Pre-Roman Iron Age with findings of clay blocks, Niels Wickman: Hvedevænget, Niels Wickman: The Roman Iron Age in Svinninge, west of Holbæk, Henrik Høier: Newly discovered settlements from the Pre-Roman Iron Age in the Vemmelev area, Lea Meistrup-Larsen: The Iron Age in Sorø – when will it turn up?, Kirsten Christensen: Fertile Central Zealand – Iron Age settlement at Ringsted, Birgitte Borby Hansen: The Roman Iron Age in the Næstved area – the research potential of finds old and new, Svend Åge Tornbjerg: Toftegård on Stevns – a chieftain’s settlement from the Late Iron Age, Jonas Christensen: Nimgården, Jonas Christensen: Tystrup, Jonas Christensen: Stensved, Bo Gyldenkærne: The Toreby graves – Rich burials from the Early Roman Iron Age B2, Leif Plith Lauritsen: Hejrede Vold – a linear earthwork from the Germanic Iron Age, Bo Gyldenkærne & Kasper Høhling Søsted: The Duesminde treasure – a Viking Age silver hoard.
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