Hanna Kivikero
Biographic Data
| ID | 84598 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hanna Kivikero |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hanna |
| FAMILY NAME | Kivikero |
| SIGNATURE | KIVIKERO H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6396-2288 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Fish of Narva
Birds of Trade
Bird bones are generally scarce in zooarchaeological assemblages in the medieval and early modern period from Finland and Sweden. To obtain new information on bird products and the role of water birds in the Baltic Sea during this period, zooarchaeological assemblages and historical documents were studied from these two countries. The aim is to identify chronological and regional differences and similarities in the materials and understand if the…
Fish species richness, resourse availability, and human selectivity reflected in the fish bone material from a medieval Franciscan friary in the Baltic Sea
Fish and fishing in the Baltic Sea during the Middle Ages is partly known through research on historical records and zooarchaeological materials, and combinations of them. Due to the uneven distribution of written records and research focus, much is known about the large-scale cod and herring fisheries in the southern parts of the Baltic Sea. However, in the northern parts of the Baltic Sea, both large-scale and small local fisheries are less res…
Processing water birds for food at the Island of Kökar in the Baltic Sea during the medieval and early modern period (ca. CE 1400-1700)
Few studies have been made of the specific importance of waterfowl as food in the Baltic Sea during the late medieval and early modern period. This study shows the seasonal importance of water birds to island and coastal inhabitants living in the middle of the Baltic Sea during the late medieval and early modern periods (ca. CE 1400-1700) and practical implementations for interpretation of cut and chop marks. The paper is based on a bird bone ass…
Sealing economy
Fish on the Move
The importance of fish for the medieval and early modern economy in the Baltic Sea is known through separate studies by historians and archaeologists. This article aims to combine zooarchaeological data with account books from castles in Kastelholm (Åland Islands) and Raseborg (south-western coast of Finland) in order to understand the processing and transport of fish in the area. Fish was paid as tax by the peasants but was also fished by the ca…
Accessing Waterbirds
Fish on the Move
The importance of fish for the medieval and early modern economy in the Baltic Sea is known through separate studies by historians and archaeologists. This article aims to combine zooarchaeological data with account books from castles in Kastelholm (Åland Islands) and Raseborg (south-western coast of Finland) in order to understand the processing and transport of fish in the area. Fish was paid as tax by the peasants but was also fished by the ca…
Accessing Waterbirds
Processing water birds for food at the Island of Kökar in the Baltic Sea during the medieval and early modern period (ca. CE 1400-1700)
Few studies have been made of the specific importance of waterfowl as food in the Baltic Sea during the late medieval and early modern period. This study shows the seasonal importance of water birds to island and coastal inhabitants living in the middle of the Baltic Sea during the late medieval and early modern periods (ca. CE 1400-1700) and practical implementations for interpretation of cut and chop marks. The paper is based on a bird bone ass…
Sealing economy
Accessing Waterbirds
Sealing economy
Fish on the Move
The importance of fish for the medieval and early modern economy in the Baltic Sea is known through separate studies by historians and archaeologists. This article aims to combine zooarchaeological data with account books from castles in Kastelholm (Åland Islands) and Raseborg (south-western coast of Finland) in order to understand the processing and transport of fish in the area. Fish was paid as tax by the peasants but was also fished by the ca…
Fish species richness, resourse availability, and human selectivity reflected in the fish bone material from a medieval Franciscan friary in the Baltic Sea
Fish and fishing in the Baltic Sea during the Middle Ages is partly known through research on historical records and zooarchaeological materials, and combinations of them. Due to the uneven distribution of written records and research focus, much is known about the large-scale cod and herring fisheries in the southern parts of the Baltic Sea. However, in the northern parts of the Baltic Sea, both large-scale and small local fisheries are less res…
Processing water birds for food at the Island of Kökar in the Baltic Sea during the medieval and early modern period (ca. CE 1400-1700)
Few studies have been made of the specific importance of waterfowl as food in the Baltic Sea during the late medieval and early modern period. This study shows the seasonal importance of water birds to island and coastal inhabitants living in the middle of the Baltic Sea during the late medieval and early modern periods (ca. CE 1400-1700) and practical implementations for interpretation of cut and chop marks. The paper is based on a bird bone ass…
The Fish of Narva
Birds of Trade
Bird bones are generally scarce in zooarchaeological assemblages in the medieval and early modern period from Finland and Sweden. To obtain new information on bird products and the role of water birds in the Baltic Sea during this period, zooarchaeological assemblages and historical documents were studied from these two countries. The aim is to identify chronological and regional differences and similarities in the materials and understand if the…
Archaeology (6 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (5 works) · Baltic sea (4 works) · Biology (4 works) · Fishery (4 works) · Oceanography (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Fish (3 works)