n.a. (1981). Economic aspects of the Viking Age.

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Title:
Economic aspects of the Viking Age
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British Museum Occasional Papers
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Volume:
30
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Papers from a 1980 seminar. Ingmar Jansson (pp 1-19) on fine metalworking in Scandinavia offers a detailed study of oval brooches (P37, P51) showing the 'descent' from brooch to brooch of individual fields within the design; but output from individual craftsmen cannot yet be estimated, and the notion of 'mass production' may be illusory. Rich wood-carved finds from Trondheim prompt Signe Horn Fuglesang's study (21-31) suggesting that professional carvers were at work but that amateurs (gifted or not) were copying their products. Agneta Lundström (33-8) offers an approach to understanding workshop organization among Scandinavian glass craftsmen, while Irmelin Martens (39-46) considers the evidence for iron extraction sites, iron hoards, and grave finds. Björn Ambrosiani (47-50) discusses settlement structure in Viking Sweden, and Holger Schmidt's paper on Viking houses in Denmark (51-6) pays particular attention to differences between Iron Age longhouses and the 10th century Elisenhof type of house. The Trelleborg reconstruction is still valid.
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David M Wilson
Marjorie L Caygill
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
1981
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ISBN:
0 86159 030 9
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Viking Age (Auto Detected Temporal)
Iron Age (Auto Detected Temporal)
10th Century (Auto Detected Temporal)
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Date Of Issue From: 1981
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05 Dec 2008