Summary of the doctoral thesis: The Octagon – the eight-sided eastern termination of Nidaros Cathedral – was built c.1200-1210 as the architectural frame around the grave and golden shrine of St Olav, the most prominent medieval Scandinavian saint. As early as c.1070 St Olav’s shrine was well established as a place of pilgrimage, and when the Norwegian archbishopric was established in 1153 Nidaros became its seat due to the high prestige of St Olav. After 1153 the single-nave Christchurch of King Olav the Peaceful was replaced by a new cathedral in the Anglo-Norman style. The octagon was the completion of the Romanesque cathedral, but its architecture and decoration heralds the transition from the Romanesque to the new Gothic style in Nor...
The Beer or the Idea? On the Understanding of Crookedness in Danish Medieval Art By Poul Grinder-Han...
Den smakfulle lille boken, med stive permer og silkebånd, kom på mitt bord med følgende kommentar fr...
As is shown by the names that are used for the ruined apse at the ‘Valkhof’ in Nijmegen, it is commo...
The choir screen wall of Nidaros Cathedral. An architectural staging of the cult of st. Olav?By Øyst...
Summary of the doctoral thesis: The Octagon – the eight-sided eastern termination of Nidaros Cathed...
Myths and Archeology: The History of Nidaros Cathedral before 1200 AD By Øystein Ekroll The early hi...
This essay, The Saint Domnius cathedral in Split, is written with the intention to examine the Sankt...
Many authors have considered Lund cathedral, its mediaeval history and its sculptures, sometimes at ...
The Black Death as reflected in Scandinavian Art and Architecture By Ebbe Nyborg There is a saying a...
Cult of the Past, Status and Identity at Sorø.The Cistercian Monastery as a Collective Site of Memor...
Nidaros Cathedral in Norway was built above the grave site of King Olav Haraldsson, who was killed i...
Norwegian Churches By Ebbe Nyborg Norwegian churches are still in use, even far north beyond the Arc...
Burials in a cathedral churchyard: The Hamar cathedral ruin By Berit J. Sellevold Archaeological exc...
On solid foundation About the building of stone churches in the 12th century Sigtuna By Sten Tesch T...
The theme of the Festschrift to Carsten Bach-Nielsen in Aarhus is den sete kirke, i. e. “the seen ch...
The Beer or the Idea? On the Understanding of Crookedness in Danish Medieval Art By Poul Grinder-Han...
Den smakfulle lille boken, med stive permer og silkebånd, kom på mitt bord med følgende kommentar fr...
As is shown by the names that are used for the ruined apse at the ‘Valkhof’ in Nijmegen, it is commo...
The choir screen wall of Nidaros Cathedral. An architectural staging of the cult of st. Olav?By Øyst...
Summary of the doctoral thesis: The Octagon – the eight-sided eastern termination of Nidaros Cathed...
Myths and Archeology: The History of Nidaros Cathedral before 1200 AD By Øystein Ekroll The early hi...
This essay, The Saint Domnius cathedral in Split, is written with the intention to examine the Sankt...
Many authors have considered Lund cathedral, its mediaeval history and its sculptures, sometimes at ...
The Black Death as reflected in Scandinavian Art and Architecture By Ebbe Nyborg There is a saying a...
Cult of the Past, Status and Identity at Sorø.The Cistercian Monastery as a Collective Site of Memor...
Nidaros Cathedral in Norway was built above the grave site of King Olav Haraldsson, who was killed i...
Norwegian Churches By Ebbe Nyborg Norwegian churches are still in use, even far north beyond the Arc...
Burials in a cathedral churchyard: The Hamar cathedral ruin By Berit J. Sellevold Archaeological exc...
On solid foundation About the building of stone churches in the 12th century Sigtuna By Sten Tesch T...
The theme of the Festschrift to Carsten Bach-Nielsen in Aarhus is den sete kirke, i. e. “the seen ch...
The Beer or the Idea? On the Understanding of Crookedness in Danish Medieval Art By Poul Grinder-Han...
Den smakfulle lille boken, med stive permer og silkebånd, kom på mitt bord med følgende kommentar fr...
As is shown by the names that are used for the ruined apse at the ‘Valkhof’ in Nijmegen, it is commo...