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Multi-analytical investigation into painting materials and techniques: the wall paintings of Abuna Yemata Guh church
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2016)Abuna Yemata Guh is one of the nine Saints who are traditionally claimed to have come to Northern Ethiopia in the beginning of the sixth century and established monasteries in the Tigray region. The church, named after ... -
Discovering dwellings. A study of Late Mesolithic dwelling practices, contexts and attributes based on evidence from Central Norway
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)This article is based on a study of site formation processes of dwellings, site contexts, and terms relating to dwelling types and attributes. Archaeological evidence discovered during the Ormen Lange project and dated to ... -
Gone to smelt iron in Courland: technology transfer in the development of an early modern industry
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)SUMMARY: In the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia, corresponding to the southern and western parts of present-day Latvia, an iron industry based on blast-furnace technology, mainly using local bog iron ore, existed in the ... -
Mapping the Historical Shipwreck Figaro in the High Arctic Using Underwater Sensor-Carrying Robots
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)In 2007, a possible wreck site was discovered in Trygghamna, Isfjorden, Svalbard by the Norwegian Hydrographic Service. Using (1) a REMUS 100 autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) equipped with a sidescan sonar (SSS) and (2) ... -
"The bear Cave of Velfjord" - an archaeological and faunal historical survey
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2019)Karst caves have received little archaeological attention in Norway to date and little is known of their potential role in Scandinavian prehistory. The authors present the finds, observations, and analyses of an archaeological ... -
Magnetic geophysical mapping of prehistoric iron production sites in central Norway
(Chapter, 2019)The slag pit furnace of the Trøndelag tradition for iron production is a very specific cultural-historical tradition in central Norway in the Early Iron Age, but few of these iron production sites have been excavated in ... -
Hofstad i Melhus - bolig og hushold i førromersk jernalder
(Chapter, 2019)This paper sets out to address some of the organizing principles behind the Pre-Roman Iron Age settlement at Hofstad in Melhus, Trøndelag, as reflected in house layout and function. Of particular interest is the observed ... -
Medieval copper mining and smelting in Central Norway
(Chapter, 2019)In Norway, copper was used in alloys from the Bronze Age onwards, but domestic copper mining and smelting has not been recognized before the Late Middle Ages. A copper smelter found in Meråker Municipality in Central Norway ... -
Ecological globalisation, serial depletion and the medieval trade of walrus rostra
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2020)The impacts of early ecological globalisation may have had profound economic and environmental consequences for human settlements and animal populations. Here, we review the extent of such historical impacts by investigating ... -
Unlocking the potential of ancient fish DNA in the genomic era
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2019)Fish are the most diverse group of vertebrates, fulfil important ecological functions and are of significant economic interest for aquaculture and wild fisheries. Advances in DNA extraction methods, sequencing technologies ... -
Jørgen Kocks adelsbrev i Trondheim
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"...en pludselig og stærk omvæltning"? Eldre jernalder og overgangen til yngre jernalder i Trøndelag. Praksis og overregionale nettverk.
(Doktoravhandlinger ved NTNU;2019:276, Doctoral thesis, 2019)Sammendrag av avhandlingen Avhandlingen har som mål å diskutere samfunnsorganisasjon i eldre jernalder i Trøndelag og overgangen til yngre jernalder. Avhandlingen drøfter om de arkeologiske sporene i eldre jernalder i ... -
*Sæheimr: Just a Settlement by the Sea? Dating, Naming Motivation and Function of an Iron Age Maritime Place Name in Scandinavia
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2019)Derivations of the maritime place name *Sæheimr—‘the settlement by the sea’—are known from 54 examples from different parts of Scandinavia. Traditionally, these are thought to describe merely a feature of the terrain that ... -
The northern Scandinavian viking hall: A case study from Viklem in Ørland, Norway
(Chapter, 2019)Our aim with this paper was to discuss two possible Viking Age and Early medieval wooden hall buildings from Viklem at Ørlandet in relation to the Scandinavian Viking Age halls. To do this we analysed the buildings from ... -
Pløyelagsfunn i skjæringspunktet mellom forskningspotensial og forvaltningsprioriteringer: Fokus og holdninger i diskusjonen om privat metallsøking i Norge
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Å tenke med havet: Et maritimt perspektiv på jernalderlandskapet mellom Buksnesfjorden og Borg på Vestvågøy i Lofoten
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2019)Vestvågøy, an island in the Lofoten archipelago, is well known in Scandinavian archaeology due to two massive Iron Age buildings at the Borg farm. Borg has been a popular subject for Iron Age research. Research has mainly ... -
Roman Iron Age and Migration period building traditions and settlement organisation at Vik, Ørland
(Chapter; Peer reviewed, 2019)This article examines Roman Iron Age and Migration Period building traditions, settlement organisations and the social relations of two multiphase farmsteads in Fields C and D at southern Vik, Ørland. Firstly and by applying ... -
Natural and cultural heritage in mountain landscapes: towards an integrated valuation
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2012)Mountain areas of Europe have been managed by humans for a long time, leading to a prevalence of semi-natural habitats in mountain landscapes today. These landscapes contain both natural and cultural heritage; however, ... -
THE SOIL SCIENCE & ARCHAEO-GEOPHYSICS ALLIANCE (SAGA): going beyond prospection
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2018)Archaeological sites can be discovered and recorded in a high-resolution and non-invasive manner using geophysical methods. These measure the spatial variation of a range of physical properties of the soil which may be ...