Add to ORKGA total of 322 bulk samples, 267 bulk subsamples and 1632 survey samples from the excavation of Iron Age settlements at Ørland, Vik, Sør-Trondelag, were analysed at the Environmental Archaeology Laboratory (MAL) at Umeå University. The overall aim of these analyses was to look for evidence which could help identify possible prehistoric activity areas, understand building functions and divisions, and shed light on land management around the farmsteads.Series title (english): Environmental Archaeology Laboratory ReportsÖrlande
Geophysical surveying of sites known from metal detecting shows a varying spatial relationship betwe...
The thesis is a study of Iron Age and Early-Medieval settlement (i.e. 0 - 1400) in Hadeland, c. 70 k...
This report presents the results from an archaeological excavation of an Iron Age house foundation a...
A total of 322 bulk samples, 267 bulk subsamples and 1632 survey samples from the excavation of Iron...
Dilling is a settlement site situated in Southeastern Norway and dated from the Late Bronze Age to t...
This paper presents archaeological observations and results of palaeoecological and geo-chemical ana...
"During the Late Bronze Age, the Iron Age and early medieval period (c. 600 BC–AD 1250) settlement a...
Single and multielement archaeological geochemistry has been applied to research and rescue projects...
Macrofossil and geoarchaeological data from a variety of contexts and periods at Vik can provide eit...
Historically, Norwegian settlement archaeology and research has depended on secondary materials, suc...
Gamla Uppsala is a spectacular area filled with archeological remains dating back to the Iron Age. T...
A major scientific breakthrough in Norwegian archaeology was seen in the 1980'ies. The investigation...
Specific soil micromorphological, broader geoarchaeological and environmental archaeology signatures...
This bachelor thesis explores the agricultural landscape in southwestern Norway during the Viking Ag...
The northernmost parts of Europe has a large number of sites with Stone Age house-pits, the majority...
Geophysical surveying of sites known from metal detecting shows a varying spatial relationship betwe...
The thesis is a study of Iron Age and Early-Medieval settlement (i.e. 0 - 1400) in Hadeland, c. 70 k...
This report presents the results from an archaeological excavation of an Iron Age house foundation a...
A total of 322 bulk samples, 267 bulk subsamples and 1632 survey samples from the excavation of Iron...
Dilling is a settlement site situated in Southeastern Norway and dated from the Late Bronze Age to t...
This paper presents archaeological observations and results of palaeoecological and geo-chemical ana...
"During the Late Bronze Age, the Iron Age and early medieval period (c. 600 BC–AD 1250) settlement a...
Single and multielement archaeological geochemistry has been applied to research and rescue projects...
Macrofossil and geoarchaeological data from a variety of contexts and periods at Vik can provide eit...
Historically, Norwegian settlement archaeology and research has depended on secondary materials, suc...
Gamla Uppsala is a spectacular area filled with archeological remains dating back to the Iron Age. T...
A major scientific breakthrough in Norwegian archaeology was seen in the 1980'ies. The investigation...
Specific soil micromorphological, broader geoarchaeological and environmental archaeology signatures...
This bachelor thesis explores the agricultural landscape in southwestern Norway during the Viking Ag...
The northernmost parts of Europe has a large number of sites with Stone Age house-pits, the majority...
Geophysical surveying of sites known from metal detecting shows a varying spatial relationship betwe...
The thesis is a study of Iron Age and Early-Medieval settlement (i.e. 0 - 1400) in Hadeland, c. 70 k...
This report presents the results from an archaeological excavation of an Iron Age house foundation a...