IN HONOREM EVERT BAUDOU

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1 ARCHAEOLOGY and ENVIRONMENT 4 IN HONOREM EVERT BAUDOU Department of Archaeology University of Umea

2 Contents Preface vii Tabula Gratulatoria ix Contents xvii Bibliography 1 From Storgatan 41 to the University of Umea By Margareta Biornstad 5 Archaeology and Acidification By Geoffrey W. Dimbleby 11 Fruhmittelalterliche Bestattungen in Wagen und Wagenkasten Von Michael Milller-Wille 17 Environmental Archaeology in Sweden. Land Snail Analysis as a Possible Area for Future Research By K. D. Thomas 31 The Eskimo Naming System, Social and Metaphysical Factors, and Forces of Change By Robert G. Williamson 37 The Medieval Vagan. An Arctic Urban Experiment? By Reidar Bertelsen 49 The Alta River Investigations. Fragments of an Ecological Pattern By Povl Simonsen 57 Archaeological Research in North Norway A Selected Bibliography with some Comments By Olav Sverre Johansen 63 Arable Fields and Farm Structure ByBjornMyhre 69 An Axe as Sign of Rank in a Viking Community By Gustaf Trotzig 83 Northern Scandinavia During the Middle Ages By Sven Lundkvist 89 Miinzen im Mittelalterlichen Kyrkbyn in Pitea Von Anders Huggert 99

3 XVU1 Aristocratic Graves and Manors in Early Medieval Sweden By Bjorn Ambrosiani 109 The Hla3. A Viking Hair Ornament By Phebe Fjellstrom 119 Skottsund. An Early Iron Age Grave in Medelpad By Klas-Goran Selinge 125 A Votive Deposit from Arlosa, Southern Sweden By Berta Stjemquist 143 Archaeology and Geography in Sweden, Common Research Themes and Contrasting Views in the Last Twenty Years By Mats Widgren 155 The Destruction by Cultivation of Ancient Monuments Documented on Cadastral Maps By UlfSporrong 163 \ \ Rosaring and a Viking Age Cult Road / By David Darnell 171 Saami or Nordic? A Model for Ethnic Determination of Northern Swedish Archaeological Material from the Viking Period and the Early Middle Ages By Inger Zachrisson 187 Of House and Hearth. The Excavation, Interpretation and Reconstruction of a Late Mesolithic House By Lars Larsson 197 The Ethnic Grouping of Population. The Vivallen Cemetery as an Example of a Methodological Study in Physical Anthropology By Elisabeth Iregren 211 Grave No. 1 from the Excavations in 1947 at Ardags, Ekeby, Gotland By Greta Arwidsson 221 \ \( Old Runes and New Archaeologists \ By Carl-Axel Moberg 229 The Hillfort at Froson in a North Scandinavian Perspective By Ove Hemmendorff 235 Hair-Tempered Pottery in Angermanland By Birgitta Hulthin 247 The Short Viking from Gotland. A Case Study By Rita Larje 259

4 XIX Problems in Early Medieval Settlement on Aland By Ake Hyenstrand 273 Palaeobotanical Investigations at Hala Sultan Tekke in Cyprus By Roger Engelmark & Barbro Wennberg With an introduction by PaulAstrom 277 Varghalsen. A Preliminary Analysis By Ingela Bergman Hennix 283 "Villages" in the Inland of Northern Sweden 500 Years Ago By Asa Lundberg 293 Variations in Flake Material. Different Utilization of Stone Material By Lena Holm and Hare was an Elk too... A Preliminary Report of New Petroglyphs at Stornorrfors, Ume River By Per H. Ramqvist & Lars Forsberg & Margareta Backe 313 Gustaf Hallstrom's Excavation at Onbacken, Halsingland, 1923 By Lars Liedgren 339 Pollen Analytical Evidence for Iron Age Agriculture in Halsingland, Central Sweden By Roger Engelmark & Jan-Erik Wallin 353 BASIC and Microcomputers in Archaeology By Lars Goran Spang 367 Inventory of Iron Production Sites By Lars-Erik England 379 New Knowledge of Early Iron Age Settlement in Northern Sweden. Cooperation between the University of Umea and the Vasternorrland County Museum By Noel Broadbent 387 Treenails and History. A Maritime Archaeological Hypothesis By Christer Westerdahl 395 Soziale Veranderung im Ubergang von Bronzezeit zu Eisenzeit. Eine Analyse der Bestattungsdaten des Fiskeby Graberfelds in Ostergotland Von Thomas B. Larsson 415 A Well-preserved Stone Age Dwelling Site. Preliminary Presentation of the Investigations at Vuollerim, Lapland, Sweden By David Loeffler & UlfWestfal 425

5 XX The Wild Reindeer Hunt and Associated Ceremonial Symbols By Inga-Maria Mulk 435 The Gene Investigation. Some New Results By Anna-Karin Lindqvist 441