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- Broadbent, Noel, et al.
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An experimental analysis of quartz scrapers : results and applications
- 1975
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Ingår i: Fornvännen. - Stockholm : Kungl. Vitterhets historie och antikvitetsakademien. - 0015-7813. ; 70:3-4, s. 113-128
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- An experimental analysis of experimenally used quartz scrapers show material specific use-wear on their edges as seen an documented using a binocular light microscope with magnifications up to 40 X. It is also be shown that these types of use-wear traces can be found on original quartz scrapers from prehistoric sites in northern Sweden
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- Broadbent, Noel, et al.
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Några reflexioner kring experimentell arkeologi och dess tillämpning i Norden
- 1979
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Ingår i: Tor. - Uppsala : Societas Archaeologica Upsaliensis. - 0495-8772. ; 18, s. 5-14
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Tidskriftsartikel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The possibilities and limitations of experimental approaches to lithic analysis is discussed. These types of formal analogies are seen as important for the interpretation of prehistoric life based on the investigation of material culture.
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- Broberg, Birgitta, 1949-
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Nyköping
- 1979
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of the project: This report on the situation of urban archaeology in Nyköping is written as part of the project The Medieval Town: Implications of Early Urbanization for Modem Planning, under the auspices of Riksantikvarieämbetet and Statens historiska museer. The aim of the project is to make a detailed survey and documentation of the situation of urban archaeology and its implications for physical planning and make a scholarly evaluation of the uncovered material. The project deals mainly with those places which obtained town rights in the formal legal sense during the Middle Ages.The arrangement of the report: Chapters 1 and 2 give an account of a number of data which in various ways are important for the early development of the town. The information is collected from available literature (mainly as regards documentary material) as well as from primary material in the archives (archaeological data, records from borings). In the first-mentioned case no attempt has been made to correct possible faults through independent research. As regards the archaeological material, the aim has been to include all archaeological observations, even if for different reasons this has not always been possible.One important aim during work on the report has been to appraise and evaluate the archaeological material and to what extent it throws light on essential problems concerning urban history. The basic idea is that archaeological material can provide information about chronology, function, social structure and economic bases. The material has been arranged on the assumption that the form of settlement which took place and is reflected in the archaeological material is the result of a functional adaption to certain decisive prerequisites such as topography, communications, and economical-geographical conditions.The data have been chosen and structured on this basis. The selection gives both a general view of the available material concerning the development of the medieval town and a basis for further work on this material. This in turn will provide a foundation for the antiquarian evaluation in relation to future work.The English summary gives a broad outline of the contents, mainly based on the maps of the report. […]
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- Broberg, Birgitta, 1949-, et al.
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Söderköping
- 1978
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of the project: This report on the position of urban archaeology in Söderköping is written as part of the project The Medieval Town: Implications of Early Urbanization for Modern Planning, under the auspices of Riksantikvarieämbetet and Statens historiska museer. The aim of the project is to make a detailed survey and documentation of the position of urban archaeology and its implications for physical planning and a scholarly evaluation of the uncovered material. The project deals mainly with those places which obtained town rights in the formal legal sense during the Middle Ages.The arrangement of the report: Chapters 1 och 2 give an account of a number of data which in different ways are important for the early development of the town. The information has been collected from available literature (mainly as regards documentary material) as well as from primary material in the archives (archaeological data). In the first mentioned case no attempt has been made to correct possible faults through independent research. As regards the archaeological material, the aim has been to include all archaeological observations, even though for different reasons this has not always been possible.One important aim during the work on the report has been to appraise and evaluate the archaeological material and the extent to which it throws light on essential problems concerning urban history. The basic idea is that archaeological material can provide information about chronology, function, social structure and economic bases. The material has been arranged on the assumption that the type of settlement which existed and is reflected in the archaeological material is the result of a functional adaptation to certain decisive pre-requisites such as topography, communications, and economical-geographical conditions.The data have been chosen and structured on this basis. The selection gives both a general view of the available material concerning the development of the medieval town and a basis for further work on this material. This in turn will provide a foundation for the antiquarian evaluation in relation to future work.The English summary gives a broad outline of the contents, mainly based on the maps of the report. [...]
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- Broberg, Birgitta, 1949-
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Södertälje
- 1979
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of the project: This report on the situation of urban archaeology in Södertälje is written as part of the project The Medieval Town: Implications of Early Urbanization for Modem Planning, under the auspices of Riksantikvarieämbetet and Statens historiska museer. The aim of the project is to make a detailed survey and documentation of the situation of urban archaeology and its implications for physical planning and make a scholarly evaluation of the uncovered material. The project deals mainly with those places which obtained town rights in the formal legal sense during the Middle Ages.The arrangement of the report: Chapters 1 and 2 give an account of a number of data which in various ways are important for the early development of the town. The information is collected from available literature (mainly as regards documentary material) as well as from primary material in the archives (archaeological data, records from borings). In the first-mentioned case no attempt has been made to correct possible faults through independent research. As regards the archaeological material, the aim has been to include all archaeological observations, even if for different reasons this has not always been possible.One important aim during work on the report has been to appraise and evaluate the archaeological material and to what extent it throws light on essential problems concerning urban history. The basic idea is that archaeological material can provide information about chronology, function, social structure and economic bases. The material has been arranged on the assumption that the form of settlement which took place and is reflected in the archaeological material is the result of a functional adaption to certain decisive prerequisites such as topography, communications, and economical-geographical conditions.The data have been chosen and structured on this basis. The selection gives both a general view of the available material concerning the development of the medieval town and a basis for further work on this material. This in turn will provide a foundation for the antiquarian evaluation in relation to future work.The English summary gives a broad outline of the contents, mainly based on the maps of the report. […]
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- Broberg, Birgitta, 1949-
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Trosa
- 1979
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of the project: This report on the situation of urban archaeology in Trosa is written as part of the project The Medieval Town: Implications of Early Urbanization for Modem Planning, under the auspices of Riksantikvarieämbetet and Statens historiska museer. The aim of the project is to make a detailed survey and documentation of the situation of urban archaeology and its implications for physical planning and make a scholarly evaluation of the uncovered material. The project deals mainly with those places which obtained town rights in the formal legal sense during the Middle Ages.The arrangement of the report: Chapter 1 gives an account of a number of data which in various ways are important for the early development of the town. The information is collected from available literature (mainly as regards documentary material) as well as from primary material in the archives. As there is no archaeological material from Trosa, this report has been arranged differently from the others. Chapter 2 contains a short summary of the present stand of research concerning medieval Trosa instead of the customary report on archaeological material and other primary sources. […]
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- Douglas, Marietta, 1950-
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Sigtuna
- 1978
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of the project: This report on the position of urban archaeology in Sigtuna is written as part of the project The Medieval Town: Implications of Early Urbanization for Modem Planning, under the auspices of Riksantikvarieämbetet and Statens historiska museer. The aim of the project is to make a detailed survey and documentation of the position of urban archaeology and its implications for physical planning and a scholarly evaluation of the uncovered material. The project deals mainly with those places which obtained town rights in the formal legal sense during the Middle Ages. 5.2The arrangement of the report: Chapter 1 and 2 give an account of a number of data which in different ways are important for the early development of the town. The information has been collected from available literature (mainly as regards documentary material) as well as from primary material in the archives (archaeological data). In the firstmentioned case no attempt has been made to correct possible faults through independent research. As regards the archaeological material, the aim has been to include all archaeological observations, even though for different reasons thing has not always been possible.One important aim during the work on the report has been to appraise and evaluate the archaeological material and the extent to which it throws light on essential problems concerning urban history. The basic idea is that archaeological material can provide information about chronology, function, social structure and economic bases. The material has been arranged on the assumption that the type of settlement which existed and is reflected in the archaeological material is the result of a functional adaptation to certain decisive prerequisites such as topography, communications, and economical-geographical conditions.The data have been chosen and structured on this basis. The selection gives both a general view of the available material concerning the development of the medieval town and a basis for further work on this material. This in turn will provide a foundation for the antiquarian evaluation in relation to future work.The English summary gives a broad outline of the contents, mainly based on the maps of the report. […]
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