Martin Rundkvist

Associate Research Professor

Uniwersytet Łódzki

Poland

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Martin Rundkvist is an Associate Research Professor at Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland. His research focuses on archaeological practices in Sweden during the Late Bronze Age and Viking Period, particularly in the areas of burial customs, elite settlements, and material culture. Recent articles explore themes such as deviant burials, animal art, and the socio-political dynamics of early modern society in Scandinavia.

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Anna Kjellström

Associate Professor (Lektor)

Stockholm University

SWEDEN

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Tapio Salminen

University of Tampere

FINLAND

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Kerstin Lidén

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Stockholm University

SWEDEN

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Human skull manipulation in Vendel-Viking Period Sweden and Denmark

Olof Svart's Two Manors: Career and Ostentation in Early Sixteenth-Century Sweden and Finland

Granhammar Man: axed down and thrown into the sea in Late Bronze Age Uppland, Sweden

Early Modern Deviant Burial in Prehistoric Monuments in Sweden

Power in Närke. Elite settlement and animal art AD 150–1125 in a Swedish province

Five hoards in eighty years. Landscape perspectives on new Bronze Age hoard finds around Lake Mälaren in Sweden

Gold-foil figures and human skulls in the royal hall at Aska, Hagebyhöga, Östergötland

Husby in Glanshammar: cloisonné production, Viking Period silver deposition and memorialisation

Noble shape, humble metals. Bronze and silver shield-head and snake-head rings of Roman era Scandinavia

Chivalrous knights in the age of steam: heraldic harness mounts of 19th-century Scandinavia

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Anna Kjellström

Tapio Salminen

Kerstin Lidén

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