Prehistory of Denmark

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Atlantic Period
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Band Society
Boreal Period
Bronze Age
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culture
Early Bronze Age
Early Farming Communities
Early Iron Age
East Denmark
Eastern Denmark
environmental reconstruction
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Fourth Millennium BC
Funnel Necked Beaker Culture
funnelnecked
grave
Hunter Gatherer Communities
Hunter Gatherer Societies
iron
Iron Age
Late Bronze Age
Late Glacial
Mesolithic archaeology
millennium
Millennium BC
Neolithic transition
Northern Jutland
Passage Graves
prehistoric demography
record
Roman Iron Age
Sedentary Settlement Pattern
settlement archaeology
single
Single Grave Culture
social organisation in ancient Scandinavia
Socio-economic Development
subsistence strategies
viking
Viking Age
Western Jutland

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138136632
  • Weight: 453g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 26 Nov 2015
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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First Published in 2004. This book is both a survey of Danish prehistory and a detailed presentation of the problems, themes and literature of modern Danish archaeology. It was written to present a general survey of the prehistory of Denmark as it has emerged after the past decade of research. The book is composed of four sections: The hunters and gatherers, the first farmers, towards a new era and the chiefdom of the Iron Age. Each section includes chapters dealing with the environment, demography, subsistence patterns and social patterns. Each section is followed by a survey of the archaeological record for the period and a discussion of the relevant literature. The book concludes with a bibliography of approximately 700 titles covering most of the major Danish archaeological studies since about 1950.
Jorgen Jensen is Keeper of the Department of Prehistory at the National Museum in Copenhagen.

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