ARTICLES

Filter  
Active filters 0
Remove
  

Refine your searches by:

Collections
Library and Museology

Languages

Countries
Denmark

Years

Filter  
 
12  Articles
1 of 2 pages  |  10  records  |  more records»
Flynderhage In connection with the publication of the Stone Age settlement at Norslund in KUML 1965, a flint-edge dagger which had been recovered from a nearby kitchen midden by an unqualified excavator was briefly mentioned.This dagger is the first of it... see more

Flynderhage In connection with the publication of the Stone Age settlement at Norslund in KUML 1965, a flint-edge dagger which had been recovered from a nearby kitchen midden by an unqualified excavator was briefly mentioned.This dagger is the first of it... see more

                           

Ringkloster. An inland Ertebølle settlement in Jutland Interim report on the excavations 1969-72 Although the majority of settlement finds of importance to the study of the Danish Ertebølle culture were made in Jutland, for example at Meilgård, Ertebølle,... see more

Brovst Settlements of the Kongemose Culture have previously only been recorded in Zealand. Sporadic single finds, for example the flint-edge dagger from Flynderhage (see KUML 1969), which was assigned on typological grounds to the Kongemose Culture, have ... see more

Harpoons of the Ertebølle cultureTwo morphological criteria, alone or in combination, may be employed to distinguish harpoons from other types of bone points in archaeological assemblages. Both reflect function: when in use, a harpoon must be easily detac... see more

Norslund -A Coastal Settlement from the Old Stone Age Topography. The Norslund Settlement, X 2, is situated just south of the farm Norslund on Norsminde Fjord, 15 km south of Aarhus, at the foot of a south-east facing slope. (fig. 1) 85 sq.m have been exc... see more

                           

Brovst Settlements of the Kongemose Culture have previously only been recorded in Zealand. Sporadic single finds, for example the flint-edge dagger from Flynderhage (see KUML 1969), which was assigned on typological grounds to the Kongemose Culture, have ... see more

1 of 2 pages  |  10  records  |  more records»