Henrik Thrane
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 268642 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Henrik Thrane |
| PRENOMES | Henrik |
| SOBRENOME | Thrane |
| ASSINATURA | THRANE H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Aarhus University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 58 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 202 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 57 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1958 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
A New Bronze Age Hoard from Mariesminde at Langeskov on Funen, Denmark
A hoard was discovered at Mariesminde near the centre of the Danish island Funen in 2003 during trial excavations. A pot containing 27 bronzes was later excavated in the museum laboratory. The bronzes were stacked disorderly, with a large piece of sheet bronze at the bottom. The objects consisted of broken rings, several so-called ‘Hohlwulstringe’ or hollow rings, a socketed axe, plus 13 casting cakes and three casting runners. No less than four …
Scandinavia
Scandinavia is a country that extends from the Barents Sea to the Baltic and North Sea. These bodies of water played a decisive role in the culture and economy of the Nordic Bronze Age, which is closely linked to the north of Scandinavia. This article studies the Nordic Bronze Age, which is best characterised by the rock carvings, metalwork, longhouses, and burial mounds that were excavated in the area. It compares the Nordic Bronze Age to the ot…
The Oxford Handbook of the European Bronze Age
The Bronze Age in Europe has been the subject for some books over the years, including Coles and Harding’s The Bronze Age in Europe and Jacques Briard’s The Bronze Age in Barbarian Europe. This handbook aims to add relevant information about the Bronze Age, and covers Bronze Age Europe outside the Aegean area. It is split into two main parts, which provide a thematic approach (Part I) and geographical approach (Part II) to the study of the Europe…
Old wood’ effect in radiocarbon dating of prehistoric cremated bones
Bronze Age Burials without Distinct Archaeological Datings
Summary and Conclusion
B. Do reservoir age effects offer an explanation
The late Bronze Age (periods IV-VI)
Discussions based on the archaeological evidence
Model duration of Bronze Age periods
Period II
The Transition Period III–IV
C. Old wood effect
The Absolute Chronology
Stratigraphic evidence
Burials without exact archaeological dates
Supplementary material
Chronological Model and 14C Calibration
A New Absolute Danish Bronze Age Chronology
Characterization of the cremated bone samples
New 14C Dates and Supplementary Material
Tests against pitch sealing material from urn graves
Indications of old wood
E. Aner og K. Kersten
M. Axboe, U. Clavadetscher, K. Düwel, K. Hauck, L. von Padberg & C. Wypior
The Oxford Handbook of the European Bronze Age
The Bronze Age in Europe has been the subject for some books over the years, including Coles and Harding’s The Bronze Age in Europe and Jacques Briard’s The Bronze Age in Barbarian Europe. This handbook aims to add relevant information about the Bronze Age, and covers Bronze Age Europe outside the Aegean area. It is split into two main parts, which provide a thematic approach (Part I) and geographical approach (Part II) to the study of the Europe…
Characterisation and blind testing of radiocarbon dating of cremated bone
Old wood’ effect in radiocarbon dating of prehistoric cremated bones
Chronology of the Danish Bronze Age Based on 14 C Dating of Cremated Bone Remains
The relative Bronze Age chronology for Scandinavia was established as early as 1885. It is traditionally divided into 6 periods (I–VI). Earlier attempts to make an absolute Bronze Age chronology for southern Scandinavia were derived from burials and settlements and were mainly based on radiocarbon-dated charcoal or carbonized cereals, often with undefined archaeological periods. Here, we present high-precision 14 C dating on burials with well-def…
The rattle pendants from the Parc-y-Meirch hoard, Wales
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A New Bronze Age Hoard from Mariesminde at Langeskov on Funen, Denmark
A hoard was discovered at Mariesminde near the centre of the Danish island Funen in 2003 during trial excavations. A pot containing 27 bronzes was later excavated in the museum laboratory. The bronzes were stacked disorderly, with a large piece of sheet bronze at the bottom. The objects consisted of broken rings, several so-called ‘Hohlwulstringe’ or hollow rings, a socketed axe, plus 13 casting cakes and three casting runners. No less than four …
Frederik Sehested
No one could wish for a more auspicious initiation into the world of archaeology than Frederik Sehested (PL. LX). He was 20 when the greatest gold treasure in Denmark was found on the family estate of Broholm, and it was largely through the efforts of his mother and himself that the treasure was saved. It must have been a great moment when he accompanied his mother to Copenhagen and witnessed the handing over of the treasure into the hands of the…
The rattle pendants from the Parc-y-Meirch hoard, Wales
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Towards a research policy for Bronze Age Settlements
Frederik Sehested
No one could wish for a more auspicious initiation into the world of archaeology than Frederik Sehested (PL. LX). He was 20 when the greatest gold treasure in Denmark was found on the family estate of Broholm, and it was largely through the efforts of his mother and himself that the treasure was saved. It must have been a great moment when he accompanied his mother to Copenhagen and witnessed the handing over of the treasure into the hands of the…
Danish Plough-Marks from the Neolithic and Bronze Age
Siedlungsarchäologische Untersuchungen in Dänemark mit besonderer Berücksichtigung von Fünen
Article Siedlungsarchäologische Untersuchungen in Dänemark mit besonderer Berücksichtigung von Fünen was published on January 1, 1989 in the journal Praehistorische Zeitschrift (volume 64, issue 1-2)
A note on S. Sorokin's re-analysis of the 'sun chariot' from Trundholm
L'auteur propose dans cette breve note quelques points de corrections a ajouter a l'article de Serguey Sorokin publie dsn IRANICA ANTIQUA XXV (1990) a propos de l'interpretation du char solaire (Montellius II, Bronze ancien nordique) de Trundholm (Danemark oriental)
Pots and Peoples - Once Again
L'etude de la poterie iranienne a ete depuis longtemps assortie de tentatives d'identification a des entites ethniques et culturelles. Si l'on considere la geographie de cette region, il n'est pas surprenant que des populations l'aient traversee et y aient laisse des vestiges materiels qui nous deroutent. L'auteur s'interesse dans le present article au niveau P de la fouille de Tepe Guran, a l'ouest de la plaine Hulailan, dans le Luristan. Le sit…
A note on S. Sorokin's re-analysis of the 'sun chariot' from Trundholm
Warfare and Society
Warfare and Society
Characterisation and blind testing of radiocarbon dating of cremated bone
Chronology of the Danish Bronze Age Based on 14 C Dating of Cremated Bone Remains
The relative Bronze Age chronology for Scandinavia was established as early as 1885. It is traditionally divided into 6 periods (I–VI). Earlier attempts to make an absolute Bronze Age chronology for southern Scandinavia were derived from burials and settlements and were mainly based on radiocarbon-dated charcoal or carbonized cereals, often with undefined archaeological periods. Here, we present high-precision 14 C dating on burials with well-def…
Old wood’ effect in radiocarbon dating of prehistoric cremated bones
Bronze Age Burials without Distinct Archaeological Datings
Summary and Conclusion
B. Do reservoir age effects offer an explanation
The late Bronze Age (periods IV-VI)
Discussions based on the archaeological evidence
Model duration of Bronze Age periods
Period II
The Transition Period III–IV
C. Old wood effect
The Absolute Chronology
Stratigraphic evidence
Burials without exact archaeological dates
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