This paper can be read as an introduction or an appendix to Unn Plahter’s exposition, which forms the other part of this contribution. The investigations referred to by her, here and elsewhere, on the imported painters’ materials that were being used in twelfth to fourteenth-century decorative art in Norwegian churches, definitely show that some sort of trade in such commodities must have taken place in Norway in this period. I have been asked to comment on Unn Plahter’s interesting results from the point of view of the historian of trade
The Viking Age soapstone vessel production and trade in Norway was a spatially allocated enterprise ...
Resources from outland regions of the Scandinavian Peninsula have been the topic of several studies ...
The Iberian Peninsula was an important source for a number of luxury goods, such as textiles, oil, r...
Pre-World War II art historical research on late medieval altarpieces in Norway was concerned predom...
The paper focuses on medieval wooden sculptures in the 12th and early 13th century in Norway, with p...
More than 1100 complete or fragmentary imported vessels in bronze, glass, wood, horn, clay and silve...
The paper focuses on medieval wooden sculptures in the 12th and early 13th century in Norway, with p...
This paper investigates the domestic and international trade and origin of painters’ supplies availa...
In ancient times, Scandinavia was a remote part of Europe. However, the Vikings travelled by boat as...
In Norway, pottery from the fourteenth to seventeenth centuries is always imported and mostly concen...
The urban archaeology of medieval Norway is in one respect similar to that of other medieval Europea...
De norske monumentalmaleriene vitner om at Norge har hatt en rik bildekultur i middelalderen. Likeve...
Only faint traces can be observed of literacy connected to domains other than the legal sphere in la...
During the Middle Ages, bakestones, or stone griddles, were an important part of Norwegian household...
The gilding and polychromy of the structural parts of altarpieces have largely been overlooked in ar...
The Viking Age soapstone vessel production and trade in Norway was a spatially allocated enterprise ...
Resources from outland regions of the Scandinavian Peninsula have been the topic of several studies ...
The Iberian Peninsula was an important source for a number of luxury goods, such as textiles, oil, r...
Pre-World War II art historical research on late medieval altarpieces in Norway was concerned predom...
The paper focuses on medieval wooden sculptures in the 12th and early 13th century in Norway, with p...
More than 1100 complete or fragmentary imported vessels in bronze, glass, wood, horn, clay and silve...
The paper focuses on medieval wooden sculptures in the 12th and early 13th century in Norway, with p...
This paper investigates the domestic and international trade and origin of painters’ supplies availa...
In ancient times, Scandinavia was a remote part of Europe. However, the Vikings travelled by boat as...
In Norway, pottery from the fourteenth to seventeenth centuries is always imported and mostly concen...
The urban archaeology of medieval Norway is in one respect similar to that of other medieval Europea...
De norske monumentalmaleriene vitner om at Norge har hatt en rik bildekultur i middelalderen. Likeve...
Only faint traces can be observed of literacy connected to domains other than the legal sphere in la...
During the Middle Ages, bakestones, or stone griddles, were an important part of Norwegian household...
The gilding and polychromy of the structural parts of altarpieces have largely been overlooked in ar...
The Viking Age soapstone vessel production and trade in Norway was a spatially allocated enterprise ...
Resources from outland regions of the Scandinavian Peninsula have been the topic of several studies ...
The Iberian Peninsula was an important source for a number of luxury goods, such as textiles, oil, r...