Nordic Archaeological Abstracts - NAA

Preface - NAA 2000

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Abstracts - NAA 2000

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General, Palaeo-Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age, Celtic Iron Age, Roman Iron Age, Germanic Iron Age, Viking Age, Medieval Period, Post-Medieval - Recent, Multi-Periods/Undated

Periodicals & irregular serials

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Journals with papers abstracted in this number of NM are listed here. Addresses to the editor or publisher may be obtained by contacting the editor or the members of the editorial board.

Collective works, Festschrifts, series, symposia, etc.

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The list contains collective works, etc., the titles of which are followed by an asterix in the abstract heading. Proceedings of major Nordic symposia and series of Nordic material publications abstracted in this volume are also listed.

Index of authors & scholars

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The alphabet employed is a b c ... u v w x y (ti) z å aa a (æ) 6 (ø). Finnish, German and Greenlandic names with aa are, however, alphabetized as with a double a. German a, 6 and ti are treated as Nordic a, 6 and y; i and j, v and w are separated. Icelandic o and p are treated as d and th. Other diacritic signs are not taken into consideration.
The cyrillic alphabet is transliterated according to the international system for the transliteration of Cyrillic characters [ISO].

Subject index

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In order to simplify the use of the index, the detail entries have been grouped under main entries as far as possible, for example Plough under Agriculture. In most cases reference is given from a detail entry to the main heading.
In the concise abstracts all important subjects cannot always be mentioned; consequently some entries in the index will not be found in the corresponding abstract but refer to the original publication.
General surveys and general catalogues are not mentioned in all relevant entries ( Graves, Weapons, etc.); they are to be found under SURVEYS and CATALOGUES.

Site index

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The specific names of sites are listed for castles, churches, monasteries, towns, and well-known find localities. The name of the relevant country, district, or region according to the maps is always listed, except when the paper deals with a larger area. Regional names introduced later than 1974 are marked with * and are thus not used in all volumes of NAA. General surveys may be found under SURVEY in the Subject index.
Outside the Nordic area, the name of the country is listed, as are well-known find localities and sites.
A guide to the alphabetical arder is given in the Author index.

Maps

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Chronological table

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Abstract section finder

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Cross-reference guide

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The abstracts in NAA are placed in the archaeological period given most prominence in the paper, see Abstracts section finder. Other periods, treated more briefly in the papers, may be found in the cross-reference guide below.
As readers are advised to consult the entire general section 1 and the multi-periods/undated section 11, abstracts from these sections are only exceptionally included. However, under the guide word Iran Age you will find reference to those papers from sections 1 and 11 which deal with the main period lmn Age. General surveys and catalogues are listed in the subject index under Surveys and Catalogues.
Readers interested in one or more special subjects are advised to consult the Subject index and the Site index.