After a month of hard work, I would like to present my article named “The man from Voll : An example of a well-preserved Norwegian male grave“. In this short article, I provided a summary of the rich and well-preserved content of the 10th century inhumation mound from Voll, Overhalla municipality, Nord-Trøndelag county, Norway. The work is supplemented with an abundant catalogue and short reports about the making of spear sheath replicas (Are Pedersen) and a cross-shaped dress pin recreation Roman Král). The article summarizes organic objects in Viking Age graves and suggests how these objects could have been used in the everyday life.
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Hello,
I can’t download the pdf, can you send it to me personally please?
Best regards,
Joao
I really liked your article. I found it comprehensive and really descriptive to the level it is possible to use these informations to replicate objects even without actually having them. Congratulations!
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