Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting Methods

Iron Age (500 BC-1000AD) settlements have been excavated in large numbers in Denmark and Scandinavia, and not only the houses but the layout of the farms and villages are well illuminated themes. Since this is not the case everywhere in Europe, this paper focuses on the important first step in order...

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Main Author:	Jes Martens
Format:	Article
Language:	deu
Published:	Editura ARC 2017-12-01
Series:	Plural: History, Culture, Society
Subjects:	field surveying settlement archaeology source criticism field archaeological methods
Online Access:	http://plural.upsc.md/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/revista_plural_2_2017_m7.pdf

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spelling	doaj-4b77b27787f24c83a589d98f29afbed12020-11-25T00:48:36ZdeuEditura ARCPlural: History, Culture, Society2345-12622345-184X2017-12-0152183198Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting MethodsJes Martens0University of Copenhagen Iron Age (500 BC-1000AD) settlements have been excavated in large numbers in Denmark and Scandinavia, and not only the houses but the layout of the farms and villages are well illuminated themes. Since this is not the case everywhere in Europe, this paper focuses on the important first step in order to get to grips with this problem; the archaeological prospecting. There are a number of methods at hand and they work best in combination. While prospecting, the archaeologist has to work in a source critical manner in order not simply to reproduce already known facts.http://plural.upsc.md/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/revista_plural_2_2017_m7.pdffield surveyingsettlement archaeologysource criticismfield archaeological methods
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title	Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting Methods
title_short	Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting Methods
title_full	Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting Methods
title_fullStr	Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting Methods
title_full_unstemmed	Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting Methods
title_sort	settlement archaeology in southern scandinavia. preconditions and prospecting methods
publisher	Editura ARC
series	Plural: History, Culture, Society
issn	2345-1262 2345-184X
publishDate	2017-12-01
description	Iron Age (500 BC-1000AD) settlements have been excavated in large numbers in Denmark and Scandinavia, and not only the houses but the layout of the farms and villages are well illuminated themes. Since this is not the case everywhere in Europe, this paper focuses on the important first step in order to get to grips with this problem; the archaeological prospecting. There are a number of methods at hand and they work best in combination. While prospecting, the archaeologist has to work in a source critical manner in order not simply to reproduce already known facts.
topic	field surveying settlement archaeology source criticism field archaeological methods
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Settlement Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia. Preconditions and Prospecting Methods

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