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Caves and ritual in medieval Europe: AD 500-1500 Bergsvik, Knut Andreas • Dowd, Marion A. [Hrsg.]. |
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Autoren suchen: Bergsvik, Knut Andreas • Dowd, Marion A. |
Inhalt
| Caves and rockshelters in medieval Europe: religious and secular use |
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| Entering other realms: Sarni burials in natural rock cavities and caves in northern Fenno-Scandinavia between 900 BC and AD 1700 |
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| The perception and use of caves and rockshelters in Late Iron Age and medieval western Norway c. AD 550-1550 |
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| A holy cave and womb: the sanctuary on the island of Selja and the birth of the first Norwegian saints |
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| Signs from the Pictish underground: early medieval cave ritual at the Sculptor's Cave, north-east Scotland |
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| Marking caves in Scotland and Iceland: characterising an early medieval phenomenon |
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| Saintly associations with caves in Ireland from the early medieval period (AD 400-1169) through to recent times |
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| The occupation and use of natural caves in the Ligurian-Piedmontese region between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages (fifth to late seventh century AD) |
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| The culture of rock-cut cemeteries and artificial ritual caves in Roman and Byzantine Malta |
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| Investigating cave dwelling in medieval Malta (AD 800-1530) |
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| The use of caves for religious purposes in early medieval Germany (AD 500-1200) |
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| Knights in the dark: on the function of Polish caves in the Middle Ages |
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| Medieval cave sites in the Czech Republic |
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| Bull Rock Cave (Byci skala), Czech Republic, and its environs in the Middle Ages |
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| The form and fabric of Late Antique and medieval cave use in Slovenia |
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| The triconchial medieval cave churches of Eski-Kermen (Crimea): recent results of investigations |