The paper gives a short account of the history of archaeological research in northern Finland, which consists of the Provinces of Oulu and Lappi (north of 64°N lat). A huge material, virtually unknown for Finnish as well as for foreign archaeologists, has been collected. In 1995 a three year archaeological project called Early in the North was launched in order to organize the materia!. The project includes the following programs: (1) a database program, (2) a dating program, (3) an archaeo-osteological program, (4) a palaeoecological program, and (5) a publishing program. Formally the Early in the North project will continue tili the end of 1997. International cooperation in archaeological research activities covering the whole of the so-c...
It is well known that the Corded Ware ( or Battle-Axe) Culture spread to Finland ca. 3200 calBC. It ...
‘East archaeology’, research cooperation in the areas of present-day Russia, has been one part of th...
The article summanzes the survey conducted during four days of field work in May 2002 in the area of...
A brief history of archaeological study in northern Finland leads to the description of the Early in...
In this paper we describe the results of small-scale archaeological fieldwork projects carried out i...
peer reviewedIn this paper we describe the results of small-scale archaeological fieldwork projects ...
Archaeological studies in Finland were recently supplemented by a comprehensive doctoral thesis on s...
This study examines the Iron Age of North Finland and focuses thematically on the economic weight of...
This paper presents the archaeological studies conducted by Finnish and Russian researchers in 2003 ...
Animal bones from archaeological sites, the so called refuse faunas, can give valuable information a...
The River Vuoksi connects Lake Saimaa and Lake Ladoga. It has been the outlet for the Lake Saimaa wa...
This article explores the archaeological features of the inland Sámi societies of northern Fennoscan...
This paper presents an attempt in correlating the Holocene environmental development with the archae...
Turku, the oldest town of Finland, is in a key position when the excavations and methodological d...
New archaeological, historical, paleoecological and onomastic evidence indicates Iron Age settlement...
It is well known that the Corded Ware ( or Battle-Axe) Culture spread to Finland ca. 3200 calBC. It ...
‘East archaeology’, research cooperation in the areas of present-day Russia, has been one part of th...
The article summanzes the survey conducted during four days of field work in May 2002 in the area of...
A brief history of archaeological study in northern Finland leads to the description of the Early in...
In this paper we describe the results of small-scale archaeological fieldwork projects carried out i...
peer reviewedIn this paper we describe the results of small-scale archaeological fieldwork projects ...
Archaeological studies in Finland were recently supplemented by a comprehensive doctoral thesis on s...
This study examines the Iron Age of North Finland and focuses thematically on the economic weight of...
This paper presents the archaeological studies conducted by Finnish and Russian researchers in 2003 ...
Animal bones from archaeological sites, the so called refuse faunas, can give valuable information a...
The River Vuoksi connects Lake Saimaa and Lake Ladoga. It has been the outlet for the Lake Saimaa wa...
This article explores the archaeological features of the inland Sámi societies of northern Fennoscan...
This paper presents an attempt in correlating the Holocene environmental development with the archae...
Turku, the oldest town of Finland, is in a key position when the excavations and methodological d...
New archaeological, historical, paleoecological and onomastic evidence indicates Iron Age settlement...
It is well known that the Corded Ware ( or Battle-Axe) Culture spread to Finland ca. 3200 calBC. It ...
‘East archaeology’, research cooperation in the areas of present-day Russia, has been one part of th...
The article summanzes the survey conducted during four days of field work in May 2002 in the area of...