Timothy Carlisle, The walrus in the walls and other strange tales : a comparative study of house-rites in the Viking-age North Atlantic Region

Timothy Carlisle, The walrus in the walls and other strange tales : a comparative study of house-rites in the Viking-age North Atlantic Region, Thèse de doctorat soutenue en 2017 (Université d’ Aberdeen) Résumé/abstract : Building offerings, artefacts or bones that had been placed under or within ho...

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spelling ftopenedition:oai:hypotheses.org:mnm/3565 2023-05-15T17:27:57+02:00 Timothy Carlisle, The walrus in the walls and other strange tales : a comparative study of house-rites in the Viking-age North Atlantic Region Rédaction 2018-08-08T17:10:49Z http://mnm.hypotheses.org/3565 unknown Mondes normands médiévaux http://mnm.hypotheses.org/3565 post 2018 ftopenedition 2018-08-12T00:08:01Z Timothy Carlisle, The walrus in the walls and other strange tales : a comparative study of house-rites in the Viking-age North Atlantic Region, Thèse de doctorat soutenue en 2017 (Université d’ Aberdeen) Résumé/abstract : Building offerings, artefacts or bones that had been placed under or within house features, are considered evidence of rites associated with house construction, remodelling or abandonment, and are an archaeological phenomenon that was common throughout European prehistory. . Other/Unknown Material North Atlantic walrus* OpenEdition
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