Vol. 11 (1997): Proceedings of the VII Nordic Conference on the Application of Scientific Methods in Archaeology, Savonlinna, Finland, 7-11 September 1996

Published: 1997-12-23

• Vagn Mejdahl In Memoriam

  Högne Jungner

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• The role of environmental archaeology; to measure – to interpret, or both?

  Roger Engelmark, Johan Linderholm

  9–13

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• 14C dating the Vinland Map: problems, procedures and results

  Garman Harbottle

  14

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• Some aspects on the radiocarbon chronology of the Neolithic cultures in the forest zone of the European part of Russia

  V.I. Timofeev, G.I. Zaitseva

  15–22

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• Calibration curves and the chronology of key monuments at Sayan-Altai

  G.I. Zaitseva, S.S. Vasiliev, L.S. Marsadolov, V.A. Dergachev, A.A. Sementsov, L.M. Lebedeva

  23–32

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• Some aspects on the distribution of radiocarbon dates from the Mesolithic and Neolithic of European Russia

  G.I. Zaitseva, V.I. Timofeev, V.A. Dergachev, A.A. Sementsov

  33–38

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• δ13C and 14C analysis of ceramics

  Göran Possnert

  39–40

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• Radiocarbon dating of textiles

  Göran Possnert

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• The first radiocarbon datings from Zvejnieki Stone Age burial ground, Latvia

  Ilga Zagorska

  42–47

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• Archaeomagnetic intensity in Finland during the last 6400 years: problems in measurement techniques, dating errors or evidences for a non-dipole field

  Lauri J. Pesonen, Matti A.H. Leino

  48–60

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• Brick kiln from SW Jutland: the kiln, historical outline of brick production and farm building in Jutland, magnetic and luminescence dating of the kiln

  Niels Abrahamsen, Ulrich Jacobsen, Ulla Mejdahl, Vagn Mejdahl

  61–73

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• Magnetic survey over brick kiln remnants at Veldbæk near Esbjerg (Denmark)

  Niels Abrahamsen, Ulrich Jacobsen, Ulla Mejdahl

  74–80

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• Luminescence dates of the Iron Age cemetery at Møllegårdsmarken, Fyn, Denmark

  Claus Madsen, Vagn Mejdahl, Henrik Thrane

  81–88

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• On some problems of interpretation of physical dating methods results: an example of thermoluminescence dating

  Andrzej Bluszcz

  89–98

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• TL-dating of vitrified ramparts: did Birnam Wood go to Dunsinane hill in A.D. 455?

  Peter Kresten, Christian Goedicke

  99–106

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• Interpretation of expected and unexpected results from multimethod analyses of a PWC pottery context

  Agneta Åkerlund

  107–116

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• A GIS-based approach to estimating the human effort involved in movement over natural terrain

  Duane F. Marble, Brett Machovina

  117–126

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• Using GIS techniques in analysis of Stone Age sites, macro level analysis of landscape structures and micro level analysis of internal site structure and organization

  Evy Berg

  127–139

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• Introduction of agriculture in Valamo, Russian Karelia: palaeoecology of Lake Niikkananlampi

  Irmeli Vuorela, Matti Saarnisto

  140–151

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• Early anthropogenic activities in Eastern Latvian Lowlands – new pollen analyses from Zvidze, Lake Lubana region

  Irina Jakubovska

  152–157

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• Diet, gender and rank

  Kerstin Lidén, Anders Götherström, Gunilla Eriksson

  158–164

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• Trace element geochemistry of ancient slags

  Eva Hjärthner-Holdar, Peter Kresten, Lena Larsson

  165–172

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• Taphonomical and chronological studies of a concentration of European glass trade beads from Ashuapmushuan, Central Quebec (Canada)

  J.-F. Moreau

  173–181

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• SEM-EDS and PIXE analyses of Medieval glass from the museum Aboa Vetus in Turku

  Pirkko Kuisma-Kursula

  182–187

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• On bronzing iron objects – archaeological evidence of weight-manufacture in Viking Age Scandinavia?

  Anders Söderberg, Lena Holmquist Olausson

  188–192

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• Multidisciplinary analyses on Bronze Age pottery from Otterböte, Åland

  Kenneth Gustavsson

  193–202

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• Quernstones, grindstones and hones in Medieval Sweden

  Peter Kresten

  203–207

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• 14C dating of lime mortar – preparation of the sample, a challenge for the geologist and the mineral chemist

  Thorborg von Konow, Alf Lindroos

  208–213

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• AMS 14C dating of lime mortar

  Jan Heinemeier, Högne Jungner, Alf Lindroos, Åsa Ringbom, Thorborg von Konow, Niels Rud, Árný Sveinbjörnsdóttir

  214–215

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• Charcoal analysis of Iron Age cemeteries in East-Central Sweden

  U. Strucke

  216–224

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• Parameters of ecosystem and interaction of man and nature in sand deserts during different prehistorical periods

  T.S. Lukovskaya, I.V. Ivanov

  225–229

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• Environment and dating of early agricultural settlements of the Jebel Sinjar area (Northern Iraq)

  Constantin V. Kremenetski, Ella M. Zelikson, Alexandr E. Cherkinsky

  230–235

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• Environment of the Razdorskoye multilayer settlement (Rostov region, southern Russia)

  C.V. Kremenetski

  236–241

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• Soil-lipids in cultural layers

  Sven Isaksson

  242–253

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• Periodicity as a basis for cross-dating wood samples from historical, religious and cultural remains

  N.V. Lovelius, E.I. Zakharieva, L.S. Marsadolov, V.A. Dergachev, S.S. Vasiliev

  254–263

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• The early in the North project at the University of Helsinki Department of Archaeology

  Christian Carpelan

  264–265

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• Palaeosoils and palaeoenvironment of the Ural steppe region during the Bronze and Early Iron Ages

  V.A. Demkin, Y.G. Ryskov, T.S. Demkina, R.F. Khakimov

  266–270

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