Strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of Borgund, Norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century)
Strontium ratios obtained from modern wool samples from across the North Atlantic and archaeological samples obtained from the medieval and Viking Age harbour site of Borgund, western Norway (8th-15th centuryt). Description of the project: This research was part of the project: Archaeological Invest...
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dataone:doi:10.18739/A2901ZH6J 2024-06-03T18:46:58+00:00 Strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of Borgund, Norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century) Michele Smith Norway ENVELOPE(71.1652,71.1652,60.0,60.0) BEGINDATE: 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z ENDDATE: 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z https://doi.org/10.18739/A2901ZH6J unknown Arctic Data Center Archaeological textiles Dataset 2023 dataone:urn:node:ARCTIC https://doi.org/10.18739/A2901ZH6J 2024-06-03T18:20:13Z Strontium ratios obtained from modern wool samples from across the North Atlantic and archaeological samples obtained from the medieval and Viking Age harbour site of Borgund, western Norway (8th-15th centuryt). Description of the project: This research was part of the project: Archaeological Investigations of the Eastern North Atlantic Trade and Globalizing Economic Systems (Award no. 1733914) and sought to provide new data on patterns of household-scale production and consumption in the eastern North Atlantic islands and assess the ways that textiles from the rural North Atlantic islands were used, consumed, and traded within the emerging medieval and post-medieval urban harbors of Bergen, Trondheim, and Borgund in Norway. Over the course of 1000 years, trade linking the Norse North Atlantic colonies waxed and waned. Early medieval networks linked the North Atlantic islands primarily with Norway for supplies of key resources, yet archaeological data suggest that by the mid-11th century Icelandic women wove in response to demands for products sold in London and beyond. By the 13th century, these networks expanded, with both the North Atlantic and North Sea integrated into the Hanseatic League's networks linking northern Europe and beyond. From the 17th century onwards, the North Atlantic was integrated into increasingly industrial mercantile networks, controlled through monopolistic practices by the Danish state, linking the cities of northwestern Europe with colonies and consumers across the world. This project was : (1) to assess the regional characteristics and trajectories of eastern North Atlantic women's textile production, (2) connect these collections and patterns with textile assemblages from emerging and central trading harbors in Scandinavia and beyond, and (3) link these results with previous NSF-funded work. Dataset North Atlantic Arctic Data Center (via DataONE) Bergen Borgund ENVELOPE(10.906,10.906,64.970,64.970) Norway ENVELOPE(71.1652,71.1652,60.0,60.0) |
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Strontium ratios obtained from modern wool samples from across the North Atlantic and archaeological samples obtained from the medieval and Viking Age harbour site of Borgund, western Norway (8th-15th centuryt). Description of the project: This research was part of the project: Archaeological Investigations of the Eastern North Atlantic Trade and Globalizing Economic Systems (Award no. 1733914) and sought to provide new data on patterns of household-scale production and consumption in the eastern North Atlantic islands and assess the ways that textiles from the rural North Atlantic islands were used, consumed, and traded within the emerging medieval and post-medieval urban harbors of Bergen, Trondheim, and Borgund in Norway. Over the course of 1000 years, trade linking the Norse North Atlantic colonies waxed and waned. Early medieval networks linked the North Atlantic islands primarily with Norway for supplies of key resources, yet archaeological data suggest that by the mid-11th century Icelandic women wove in response to demands for products sold in London and beyond. By the 13th century, these networks expanded, with both the North Atlantic and North Sea integrated into the Hanseatic League's networks linking northern Europe and beyond. From the 17th century onwards, the North Atlantic was integrated into increasingly industrial mercantile networks, controlled through monopolistic practices by the Danish state, linking the cities of northwestern Europe with colonies and consumers across the world. This project was : (1) to assess the regional characteristics and trajectories of eastern North Atlantic women's textile production, (2) connect these collections and patterns with textile assemblages from emerging and central trading harbors in Scandinavia and beyond, and (3) link these results with previous NSF-funded work. |
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Strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of Borgund, Norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century) |
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Strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of Borgund, Norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century) |
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Strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of Borgund, Norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century) |
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Strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of Borgund, Norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century) |
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Strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of Borgund, Norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century) |
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strontium isotopes ratios obtained on modern and archaeological wool samples from the medieval harbour site of borgund, norway (contemporary samples 2018/archaeological 8th-15th century) |
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2023 |
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Norway ENVELOPE(71.1652,71.1652,60.0,60.0) BEGINDATE: 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z ENDDATE: 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z |
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ENVELOPE(10.906,10.906,64.970,64.970) ENVELOPE(71.1652,71.1652,60.0,60.0) |
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Bergen Borgund Norway |
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Bergen Borgund Norway |
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