The purpose of this thesis is to examine the earliest active time period of the harbour of Västergarn on the island of Gotland. The exact time of the founding of Västergarn has been debated for almost a century. Extensive excavations were conducted between 2005 and 2013 by the University of Gotland which resulted in a large amount of pottery, of which the earliest type was the Baltic Sea ware. I aim to add to this discussion with a study of the morphology and chronology of the Baltic Sea ware found at the site. This type of pottery is an excellent archaeological source material for exploring the early history of Västergarn. Because the Baltic Sea ware is found all over the excavated area it provides evidence for the material needs of a grow...
This thesis has compared the distribution of certain types of Viking Age Eastern Baltic bronze artef...
The aim of this thesis is to on one hand give a good overview of finds found in gotlandic stonefound...
The early Middle Ages saw the formation of the three Nordic kingdoms of Sweden, Norway and Denmark, ...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the earliest active time period of the harbour of Västergar...
Västergarn is a medieval settlement situated on the west coast of the island of Gotland in the Balti...
In April 2017, Uppsala University Campus Gotland performed an archaeological investigation at Väster...
During the Late Bronze Age, the number of metal objects in the Baltic Sea region increased tremendou...
Gotland has a rich material cultural heritage from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages thanks to the is...
In April and May 2021, Uppsala University Campus Gotland performed an archaeological investigation a...
During the Late Bronze Age, the number of metal objects in the Baltic Sea region increased tremendou...
The archaeological research that has previously been conducted regarding Swedish medieval ports is n...
The main purpose of the thesis is to present, penetrate and analyse occurrences at two sites dated t...
In this thesis settlement areas and settlements from the Bronze Age on Gotland are in focus. The isl...
The archipelago at the Swedish Baltic coast belonging to the landscapes Södermanland och Östergötlan...
There is a tendency in archaeology dealing with watercraft landing sites in a wider context to assum...
This thesis has compared the distribution of certain types of Viking Age Eastern Baltic bronze artef...
The aim of this thesis is to on one hand give a good overview of finds found in gotlandic stonefound...
The early Middle Ages saw the formation of the three Nordic kingdoms of Sweden, Norway and Denmark, ...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the earliest active time period of the harbour of Västergar...
Västergarn is a medieval settlement situated on the west coast of the island of Gotland in the Balti...
In April 2017, Uppsala University Campus Gotland performed an archaeological investigation at Väster...
During the Late Bronze Age, the number of metal objects in the Baltic Sea region increased tremendou...
Gotland has a rich material cultural heritage from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages thanks to the is...
In April and May 2021, Uppsala University Campus Gotland performed an archaeological investigation a...
During the Late Bronze Age, the number of metal objects in the Baltic Sea region increased tremendou...
The archaeological research that has previously been conducted regarding Swedish medieval ports is n...
The main purpose of the thesis is to present, penetrate and analyse occurrences at two sites dated t...
In this thesis settlement areas and settlements from the Bronze Age on Gotland are in focus. The isl...
The archipelago at the Swedish Baltic coast belonging to the landscapes Södermanland och Östergötlan...
There is a tendency in archaeology dealing with watercraft landing sites in a wider context to assum...
This thesis has compared the distribution of certain types of Viking Age Eastern Baltic bronze artef...
The aim of this thesis is to on one hand give a good overview of finds found in gotlandic stonefound...
The early Middle Ages saw the formation of the three Nordic kingdoms of Sweden, Norway and Denmark, ...