original ) (raw )Bronze Age Rock Art and Burials in West Norway
Melanie Wrigglesworth
2007
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Scandinavian Bronze Age Rock Art – contexts and interpretations
Joakim Goldhahn
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The appearance, disappearance, and reappearance of non-figurative rock art during the southern Scandinavian Neolithic and Bronze Age
Rune Iversen
abitus?: The Social Dimension of Technology and Transformation. Kadrow, S. & Müller, J. (red.). sidestone press academics, pp. 141-159 (Scales of Transformation in Prehistoric and Archaic Societies, vol. 3)., 2019
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Scandinavian Bronze Age Rock Art – contexts and interpretations. In Handbook of European Bronze Age, eds. H. Fokkens & A. Harding, pp. 270-290. Oxford. Oxford University Press.
Johan Ling
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Bronze Age Rock Art in Northern Europe: Contexts and Interpretations
Johan Ling
The Oxford Handbook of the European Bronze Age, 2013
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Scandinavia's most finds associated rock art site
Johan Ling
Adoranten 2007, 2008
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A view beyond Bornholm - new perspectives on Danish rock carvings. Adoranten Vol 2010. Tanumshede.
Louise Felding
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Borum Eshøj Revisited – Bronze Age monumental burial traditions in eastern Jutland, Denmark
Lise Frost
Danish Journal of Archaeology, 2017
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Understanding Bronze Age Scandinavian Rock Art: The Value of Interdisciplinary Approaches
Yamilette Chacon , Johan Ling
Adoranten , 2021
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Burials, individuals, and society. The case of the Late Bronze Age cemetery at Simris II in south-eastern Sweden.
Serena Sabatini
Life and afterlife in the Nordic Bronze Age. Proceedings of the 15th Nordic Bronze Age Symposium held in Lund, Sweden, June 11-15, 2019. Edited by A. Tornberg, A. Svensson, J. Apel. Acta Archaeologica Lundensia. Series prima in 4° No 37, 119-139, 2022
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The Grave as a Doorway to the Other World: Architectural Religious Symbolism in Iron Age Graves in Scandinavia
Andreas Nordberg
Temenos, 2009
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Rock art for the dead and un-dead. Reflections of the significance of hand stones in Late Bronze Age Scandinavia
Joakim Goldhahn
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Prehistoric rock art in Scandinavia: agency and environmental change
Courtney Nimura
2015
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Rock art and settlement: issues of spatial order in the prehistoric rock-art of Fenno-Scandinavia.
Per H Ramqvist
European landscapes of rock-art (eds George Nash & Christopher Chippindale). Routledge. London and New York., 2002
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The environmental context of a prehistoric rock carving on the Bjäre Peninsula, Scania, southern Sweden
Peter Skoglund
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The environmental context of a prehistoric rock carving on the Bjäre Peninsula, southern Sweden
Jenny Nord , Richard J Bradley , Joakim Goldhahn
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Rock art as Mortuary Practice in the Late Mesolithic of Western Norway EXPRESSION N° 9 43
Trond Lødøen
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TREATMENT OF CORPSES, CONSUMPTION OF THE SOUL AND PRODUCTION OF ROCK ART: APPROACHING LATE MESOLITHIC MORTUARY PRACTISES REFLECTED IN THE ROCK ART OF WESTERN NORWAY Fennoscandia archaeologica XXXII (2015)
Trond Lødøen
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Brown, A.D., Bradley, R.J., Goldhahn, J., Nord, J., Skoglund, P. and Yendell, V. (2011) The environmental context of a prehistoric rock carving on the Bjäre Peninsula, southern Sweden.
Alex Brown
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Linear Iron Age monuments at Degeberga in Scania and elsewhere in Sweden. Evidence for a radical transformation of the ritual landscape.
Tony Björk , Ylva Wickberg
Fornvännen (Journal of Swedish Antiquarian Research), 2013
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Ships at the shore: A Scandinavian-wide review of prehistoric rock art
Courtney Nimura
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Upublisert manuskript fra 2017 Basert på foredrag holdt på workshopen "Buried things: Recent Discoveries of Viking Graves in Iceland and Western Norway" 20-22 januar 2016 på Reykholt, Island. On the Interpretation of graves
Elna Siv Kristoffersen
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Rock art and coastal change in Bronze Age Scandinavia
Courtney Nimura
Encountering Imagery: Materialities, Perceptions, Relations, 2012
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Lecture at Reading University in Jan 2017: A Bronze Age Bridge to Viking Identity? A different approach to multiple burials across Viking Age Scandinavia and the Insular world.
Claire F Ratican
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In the Landscape and Between Worlds. Bronze Age Deposition Sites Around Lakes Mälaren and Hjälmaren in Sweden.
Martin Rundkvist
2015
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Nyland 2016; Significant by association_In Current Swedish Archaeology vol24.pdf
Astrid J Nyland
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'Everything In Its Right Place'-Selective Depositions in Bronze Age Southwest Sweden
Christian Horn
Cambridge Archaeological Journal, 2024
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A New Interpretation of the Depictions on the Sparlösa Rune Stone in Sweden- extended version
Ingemar Nordgren
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Current Swedish Archaeology, Vol 18, Åsa M. Larsson: Breaking and Making Bodies and Pots: Material and Ritual Practices in Sweden in the Third Millennium BC, and Kim von Hackwitz: Längs med Hjälmarens stränder och förbi – relationen mellan den gropkeramiska kulturen och båtyxekulturen
Björn Nilsson
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STABILITY & CHANGE IN SCANDINAVIAN ROCK-ART
Kalle Sognnes
Acta Archaeologica, 2008
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A New Interpretation of the Depictions on the Sparlösa Rune Stone in Sweden
Ingemar Nordgren
2009
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Beck, M., Frost, F. Enevold, R.: 'Where Water wells up' Revisiting a forgotten Deposition Tradition from the Late Bronze Age on Funen, Denmark
Malene Beck
Danish Journal of Archaeology , 2023
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Elevated Rock Art Towards a Maritime Understanding Towards a maritime understanding of Bronze Age rock art in northern Bohuslän, Sweden
Johan Ling
GOTARC Serie B. Gothenburg Archaeological Thesis 49, 2008
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Cult houses & flint knapping in the Scandinavian Late Bronze Age, Acta Archaeologica 82, 203 - 226, Copenhagen.
Jens-henrik Bech , Mirosław Masojć
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Interpreting a Bronze Age motif - Revisiting the hand signs of southern Scandinavia
Mikkel Christian Dam Hansen
Adoranten 2020, 2021
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