Vol. 9 (1990): Fenno-Ugri et Slavi 1988

Papers presented by the participants in the Finnish-Soviet archaelogical Symposium "Studies in the Material Culture of the People of Eastern and Northern Europe" 10–16 May 1988 in the National Museum of Finland

Published: 1990-07-26

On the Mesolithic Quartz Industry in Finland

Hans-Peter Schulz

7–23
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A Suggested lnterpretation of the Maritime Nature of Mesolithic and Early Neolithic Culture in Finland

Markus Hiekkanen

25–31
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Problems of the Connections of Neolithic Cultures in the Baltic Region

V.I. Timofeev

33–38
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A Red-ochre Grave of the Comb Ware Period from Hartikka in Laukaa

Mirja Miettinen

39–47
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Fire-striking implements of iron and Finnish myths relating to the birth of fire

Unto Salo

49–61
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Old Ladoga dirhems

A.N. Kirpichnikov

63–67
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On the study of ancient Karelian craft centres

A.I. Saksa

69–73
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Varikkoniemi in Hämeenlinna – A Trading Site from the Wiking Period

Eeva-Liisa Schulz, Hans-Peter Schulz

75–80
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Traces of Finno-Ugrian Culture in Novgorod

E.N. Nosov

81–86
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A bone spoon from Pirkkala

Anna-Liisa Hirviluoto

87–91
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New Data on the Ancient Vod Culture

E.A. Ryabinin

93–97
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The Gorodetz sanctuary of the 12th–13th centuries on the Niznia Pechora River

O.V. Ovsyannikov

99–105
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Evolution of the Burial Rite of the Finnic Population of the Eastern coast of Lake Peipus in the Beginning of the second Millennium AD

N.V. Khvoschinskaya

107–111
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On certain »border markers of the Treaty of Schlusselburg» – the Oulainen stones

John Lind

113–122
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D.E.D Europaeus and archaeology

Torsten Edgren

123–135
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The "homes of the dead" in the South-Eastern Ladoga region

V.A. Nazarenko

137–140
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The orientation of the dead in the Finno-Ugrian cemeteries of the early Middle Ages

V.V. Sedov

141–149
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Über das Wesen der Kultur der Esten in der jüngeren Eisenzeit

Jüri Selirand

151–154
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The Culture of the Population of the Volga-Oka Area 1000 B.C. – 1000 A.D.

K.A. Smirnov

155–159
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The earliest burials in Volok Slavensky and the initial stages of the water route from the Beloe Lake to the Dvina Basin

N.A. Makarov

161–169
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A worshipped ''Blue Stone'' from Kleshchin, Yaroslavl Region

I.V. Dubov

171–174
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Vol. 9 (1990): Fenno-Ugri et Slavi 1988

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