Denne artikel præsenterer resultatet af en undersøgelse af fem
små stakke af mønter, hvor ydersid... more Denne artikel præsenterer resultatet af en undersøgelse af fem små stakke af mønter, hvor ydersiderne kan identificeres som skandinaviske penninge fra 800-årene (Fig.1). Undersøgelsen består af en analyse af en røntgenmikrocomputertomografi af mønterne, lidt mere mundret, en 3D-røntgenscanning. De sydskandinaviske penninge fra vikingetiden
En opgravet skat bestående af itubrudt lerkar og to mønter, Hauberg 42b, fundet i lille nedgravni... more En opgravet skat bestående af itubrudt lerkar og to mønter, Hauberg 42b, fundet i lille nedgravning lige udenfor et samtidigt middelalder hus fra første del af 1200-årene ved Ribebispens gård, Lustrupholm, lige udenfor Ribe.
Brugen af mønter i Ribe og Hedeby i, perioden 700-900 opridses kortfattet, ligesom enkelte andre ... more Brugen af mønter i Ribe og Hedeby i, perioden 700-900 opridses kortfattet, ligesom enkelte andre lokaliteter nævnes, f.eks. Tissø og Havsmarken.
Artiklen giver en kort oversigt over regler og praksis for anvendelse af metaldetektor i henholds... more Artiklen giver en kort oversigt over regler og praksis for anvendelse af metaldetektor i henholdsvis Danmark, Sverige og Norge, med fokus på området omkring Skagerrak og Kattegat.
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, Aug 26, 2022
Glass-bead production was a major craft industry in Northern Europe during the Early Middle Ages.... more Glass-bead production was a major craft industry in Northern Europe during the Early Middle Ages. This was a time characterized by a fragmentation of long-distance exchange networks in Eurasia, and of rapid change in raw glass production and distribution. We report results from glass recovered from two bead-making workshops within the trading emporium of Ribe, Denmark (eighth century CE). Ninety pieces of tesserae, vessel fragments, cullet, crucibles, workshop refuse and beads were analyzed for major and trace element by electron microprobe and laser ablation ICP-MS. Isotopic compositions were measured on thirteen samples for Sr and on six samples for Hf. For the Early workshop and contemporary material, the results demonstrate a use of recycled Roman and Late Antique glass including Egyptian HIMT, Foy 2.1 and Foy 3.2. White beads were made by remelting gold leaf tesserae at low temperature, creating bubbles and thus opaque white. Blue glass present as glass splinters is explained as melting blue tesserae together with mainly gold leaf tesserae thereby diluting Sb and Ca to obtain translucent glass by preventing crystallization of calcium antimonates. Vessel glass cullet is heavily contaminated Roman-type glass. The range of colours in the Late workshop shows evidence of glass mixing and addition of colourant for colours including black, red, green and yellow. Mixing of recycled glass with lead stannate in sherds from glass crucibles show that green and yellow colouring was carried out on site. Both workshops show a more complex processing from tesserae and cullet to beads than suggested by previous analysis.
Artiklen præsenterer gyldne møntlignende smykker fra 700-årene, der imiterer arabiske dinarer og ... more Artiklen præsenterer gyldne møntlignende smykker fra 700-årene, der imiterer arabiske dinarer og dirhemer. Ved udgravninger i Ribes ældste lag, er denne type for første gang fundet i Ribe, Sydvestdanmark.
Denne artikel præsenterer resultatet af en undersøgelse af fem
små stakke af mønter, hvor ydersid... more Denne artikel præsenterer resultatet af en undersøgelse af fem små stakke af mønter, hvor ydersiderne kan identificeres som skandinaviske penninge fra 800-årene (Fig.1). Undersøgelsen består af en analyse af en røntgenmikrocomputertomografi af mønterne, lidt mere mundret, en 3D-røntgenscanning. De sydskandinaviske penninge fra vikingetiden
En opgravet skat bestående af itubrudt lerkar og to mønter, Hauberg 42b, fundet i lille nedgravni... more En opgravet skat bestående af itubrudt lerkar og to mønter, Hauberg 42b, fundet i lille nedgravning lige udenfor et samtidigt middelalder hus fra første del af 1200-årene ved Ribebispens gård, Lustrupholm, lige udenfor Ribe.
Brugen af mønter i Ribe og Hedeby i, perioden 700-900 opridses kortfattet, ligesom enkelte andre ... more Brugen af mønter i Ribe og Hedeby i, perioden 700-900 opridses kortfattet, ligesom enkelte andre lokaliteter nævnes, f.eks. Tissø og Havsmarken.
Artiklen giver en kort oversigt over regler og praksis for anvendelse af metaldetektor i henholds... more Artiklen giver en kort oversigt over regler og praksis for anvendelse af metaldetektor i henholdsvis Danmark, Sverige og Norge, med fokus på området omkring Skagerrak og Kattegat.
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, Aug 26, 2022
Glass-bead production was a major craft industry in Northern Europe during the Early Middle Ages.... more Glass-bead production was a major craft industry in Northern Europe during the Early Middle Ages. This was a time characterized by a fragmentation of long-distance exchange networks in Eurasia, and of rapid change in raw glass production and distribution. We report results from glass recovered from two bead-making workshops within the trading emporium of Ribe, Denmark (eighth century CE). Ninety pieces of tesserae, vessel fragments, cullet, crucibles, workshop refuse and beads were analyzed for major and trace element by electron microprobe and laser ablation ICP-MS. Isotopic compositions were measured on thirteen samples for Sr and on six samples for Hf. For the Early workshop and contemporary material, the results demonstrate a use of recycled Roman and Late Antique glass including Egyptian HIMT, Foy 2.1 and Foy 3.2. White beads were made by remelting gold leaf tesserae at low temperature, creating bubbles and thus opaque white. Blue glass present as glass splinters is explained as melting blue tesserae together with mainly gold leaf tesserae thereby diluting Sb and Ca to obtain translucent glass by preventing crystallization of calcium antimonates. Vessel glass cullet is heavily contaminated Roman-type glass. The range of colours in the Late workshop shows evidence of glass mixing and addition of colourant for colours including black, red, green and yellow. Mixing of recycled glass with lead stannate in sherds from glass crucibles show that green and yellow colouring was carried out on site. Both workshops show a more complex processing from tesserae and cullet to beads than suggested by previous analysis.
Artiklen præsenterer gyldne møntlignende smykker fra 700-årene, der imiterer arabiske dinarer og ... more Artiklen præsenterer gyldne møntlignende smykker fra 700-årene, der imiterer arabiske dinarer og dirhemer. Ved udgravninger i Ribes ældste lag, er denne type for første gang fundet i Ribe, Sydvestdanmark.
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små stakke af mønter, hvor ydersiderne kan identificeres som
skandinaviske penninge fra 800-årene (Fig.1). Undersøgelsen består
af en analyse af en røntgenmikrocomputertomografi af mønterne,
lidt mere mundret, en 3D-røntgenscanning.
De sydskandinaviske penninge fra vikingetiden
små stakke af mønter, hvor ydersiderne kan identificeres som
skandinaviske penninge fra 800-årene (Fig.1). Undersøgelsen består
af en analyse af en røntgenmikrocomputertomografi af mønterne,
lidt mere mundret, en 3D-røntgenscanning.
De sydskandinaviske penninge fra vikingetiden