Saebjorg Walaker Nordeide (20 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. This book presents a fresh overview of the Vikings from both conceptual and material perspectives. The prevailing image of a Viking is frequently that of a fierce male, associated with military expansion and a distinctive material culture. In an engaging survey, Sæbjørg Walaker Nordeide and Kevin J. Edwards analyse Viking religion, economic life and material culture in and beyond the Scandic homelands. Although there is a conventional Viking Age timeframe of ca. AD 800 to 1050 (the Scandinavians are usually associated with hit-and-run attacks beginning with the raid on the Abbey of Lindisfarne in 797), their military expeditions actually started earlier and were directed eastwards. Scandinavians moved beyond the Baltic coast to Constantinople. To the south and west, France, Iberia, and the islands of Great Britain and Ireland witnessed, variously, trade, invasion, and settlement. The essentially unpopulated islands of the North Atlantic Ocean were subjected to a Norse-led diaspora with the Scandinavian settlers perhaps over-reaching themselves in Newfoundland and ultimately abandoning their Greenlandic colonies. The Vikings have maintained a resonance in the popular imagination to the present day.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Good. Riksantikvaren, Utgravningskontoret for Trondheim. 1989. 185 pages. Printed wrappers. Något kantstött och blekt rygg. Owner's signature. Illustrated. Med kartor. Upplaga 200 ex. Fortiden i Trondheim bygrunn: Folkebibliotekstomten. Meddelelser 20.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Riksantikvaren, Utgravningskontoret for Trondheim. 1993. 268 pages. Printed wrappers. Något kantstött. Mindre fläck på bakre omslaget. Illustrated. Med kartor. Dedikation från två av medförfattarna. Upplagan 150 ex. Arkeologiske undersøkelser i Trondheim 7.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. NINA-NIKU. 2000. 222 pages. Limmat mjukband + mapp med 30 lösa kartor. Textdelen något nött med mindre pappersförlust på främre omslaget. Owner's signature. Illustrated. NIKU Temahefte 12.

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Paperback. Condition: New. This book presents a fresh overview of the Vikings from both conceptual and material perspectives. The prevailing image of a Viking is frequently that of a fierce male, associated with military expansion and a distinctive material culture. In an engaging survey, Sæbjørg Walaker Nordeide and Kevin J. Edwards analyse Viking religion, economic life and material culture in and beyond the Scandic homelands. Although there is a conventional Viking Age timeframe of ca. AD 800 to 1050 (the Scandinavians are usually associated with hit-and-run attacks beginning with the raid on the Abbey of Lindisfarne in 797), their military expeditions actually started earlier and were directed eastwards. Scandinavians moved beyond the Baltic coast to Constantinople. To the south and west, France, Iberia, and the islands of Great Britain and Ireland witnessed, variously, trade, invasion, and settlement. The essentially unpopulated islands of the North Atlantic Ocean were subjected to a Norse-led diaspora with the Scandinavian settlers perhaps over-reaching themselves in Newfoundland and ultimately abandoning their Greenlandic colonies. The Vikings have maintained a resonance in the popular imagination to the present day.…

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Nidaros Domkirkes Restaureiringsarbeiders, Nidaros, 1992. 33 S. mit Abb., kartoniert---- Smaskriftserien - Nr. 5/ Text norwegisch/ gutes Exemplar - 76 Gramm.

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