Elsebet Sander-Jorgensen Rowlett
Biographic Data
| ID | 1467587 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elsebet Sander-Jorgensen Rowlett |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elsebet Sander-Jorgensen |
| FAMILY NAME | Rowlett |
| SIGNATURE | ROWLETT E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Stratified Iron Age House Floors on the Titelberg, Luxembourg
Continued excavations at the center of the hillfort "Titelberg," near Pétange in extreme SW Luxembourg were conducted in 1976–1978 by the University of Missouri at Columbia and the Luxembourg Musées de l' Etat. Underneath the previously dug late Augustan mint foundry were found 14 other floor levels directly in alignment. The stratigraphically lowermost seven floors did not contain the residues of minting operations, but the upper seven, dating f…
Prehistoric Avebury
Excavations on the Titelberg, Luxembourg
The center of the hillfort “Titelberg,” near Petange in extreme SW Luxembourg, was investigated in 1972-74 by the University of Missouri at Columbia and the Luxembourg Musées de l'État. The American excavations have revealed a side street which, when considered with evidence unearthed by the Luxembourgers, indicates an insula system for the hillfort in Gallo-Roman times. Habitation lasted until the 4th century A.C., but this part of the site was …
A rectangular Early La Tène Marnian house at Chassemy (Aisne)
The La Tene Iron Age Culture of northern Champagne, France, has hitherto been known almost exclusively from cemeteries there being at least i18 reported for the La Tene Ia phase alone with hardly anything known from habitations. This state of research inevitably gives a distorted picture of Marnian life and has severely limited the kinds of inferences that could be made, including the testing of hypotheses concerning Marnian migrations. A Marnian…
A rectangular Early La Tène Marnian house at Chassemy (Aisne)
The La Tene Iron Age Culture of northern Champagne, France, has hitherto been known almost exclusively from cemeteries there being at least i18 reported for the La Tene Ia phase alone with hardly anything known from habitations. This state of research inevitably gives a distorted picture of Marnian life and has severely limited the kinds of inferences that could be made, including the testing of hypotheses concerning Marnian migrations. A Marnian…
Excavations on the Titelberg, Luxembourg
The center of the hillfort “Titelberg,” near Petange in extreme SW Luxembourg, was investigated in 1972-74 by the University of Missouri at Columbia and the Luxembourg Musées de l'État. The American excavations have revealed a side street which, when considered with evidence unearthed by the Luxembourgers, indicates an insula system for the hillfort in Gallo-Roman times. Habitation lasted until the 4th century A.C., but this part of the site was …
A rectangular Early La Tène Marnian house at Chassemy (Aisne)
The La Tene Iron Age Culture of northern Champagne, France, has hitherto been known almost exclusively from cemeteries there being at least i18 reported for the La Tene Ia phase alone with hardly anything known from habitations. This state of research inevitably gives a distorted picture of Marnian life and has severely limited the kinds of inferences that could be made, including the testing of hypotheses concerning Marnian migrations. A Marnian…
Excavations on the Titelberg, Luxembourg
The center of the hillfort “Titelberg,” near Petange in extreme SW Luxembourg, was investigated in 1972-74 by the University of Missouri at Columbia and the Luxembourg Musées de l'État. The American excavations have revealed a side street which, when considered with evidence unearthed by the Luxembourgers, indicates an insula system for the hillfort in Gallo-Roman times. Habitation lasted until the 4th century A.C., but this part of the site was …
Prehistoric Avebury
Stratified Iron Age House Floors on the Titelberg, Luxembourg
Continued excavations at the center of the hillfort "Titelberg," near Pétange in extreme SW Luxembourg were conducted in 1976–1978 by the University of Missouri at Columbia and the Luxembourg Musées de l' Etat. Underneath the previously dug late Augustan mint foundry were found 14 other floor levels directly in alignment. The stratigraphically lowermost seven floors did not contain the residues of minting operations, but the upper seven, dating f…
Ancient history (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Prehistory (3 works) · Excavation (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Geology (2 works)