Arne Johansen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3578046 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arne Johansen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arne |
| FAMILY NAME | Johansen |
| SIGNATURE | JOHANSEN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bergen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
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Nordic animal style ‐ background and origin (Nordisk dyrestil ‐ bakgrunn og opphav) Arkeologisk museum i Stavanger. Skrifter 3, 1979
Upper Paleolithic Symbol Systems of the Russian Plain
A microscopic examination of the engraved and carved artifacts from the Upper Paleolithic of the Russian plain in Soviet collections has revealed the presence of a number of complex symbol systems and modes of symbol use. These systems have not previously been noted or studied. The iconography has been found to be different from that in contemporaneous symbol systems in the Western European Upper Paleolithic, but the basic modes and strategies of…
The Hardangervidda project for interdisciplinary cultural research. A presentation
Hardangervidda is a mountain plateau in the central part of South Norway covering some 8000 km2 with an altitude of between 1000 and 1400 m a.s.l. The exploitation of Hardangervidda is of great significance to the surrounding local communities, mainly through hunting, fishing, and grazing of domestic animals. The main goal of the Hardangervidda Project for Interdisciplinary Cultural Research (HTK) has been to study this exploitation and to show h…
Iron production as a factor in the settlement history of the mountain valleys surrounding Hardangervidda
In Norway iron production was a domestic handicraft throughout the Iron Age and the Middle Ages. Traces of this activity are today found in large quantities in almost all parts of the country. One of the main locations for iron production was the inner parts of the mountain valleys. It is maintained that this is due to the fact that production was carried out by people who also practised hunting and kept livestock on the mountain plateau and in t…
Reply to the comments on prehistoric sites in the lærdal basin
Prehistoric sites in the lærdal basin. A theoretical and practical approach to the archaeological analysis of a non‐tool lithic material
A major Norwegian archaeological work will be presented in each number of NAR. The author's summary will be followed by comments from invited specialists who have studied similar problems to those treated in the publication in question. Arne Johansen's study of a Stone Age material from the Norwegian mountains (H⊘yf jellsfunn ved Lærdalsvassdraget I. Den teoretiskc bakgrunn og det f⊘rste analysefors⊘k) was chosen as the subject of discussion in t…
Discussion continued from volume I
Upper Paleolithic Symbol Systems of the Russian Plain
A microscopic examination of the engraved and carved artifacts from the Upper Paleolithic of the Russian plain in Soviet collections has revealed the presence of a number of complex symbol systems and modes of symbol use. These systems have not previously been noted or studied. The iconography has been found to be different from that in contemporaneous symbol systems in the Western European Upper Paleolithic, but the basic modes and strategies of…
Iron production as a factor in the settlement history of the mountain valleys surrounding Hardangervidda
In Norway iron production was a domestic handicraft throughout the Iron Age and the Middle Ages. Traces of this activity are today found in large quantities in almost all parts of the country. One of the main locations for iron production was the inner parts of the mountain valleys. It is maintained that this is due to the fact that production was carried out by people who also practised hunting and kept livestock on the mountain plateau and in t…
Prehistoric sites in the lærdal basin. A theoretical and practical approach to the archaeological analysis of a non‐tool lithic material
A major Norwegian archaeological work will be presented in each number of NAR. The author's summary will be followed by comments from invited specialists who have studied similar problems to those treated in the publication in question. Arne Johansen's study of a Stone Age material from the Norwegian mountains (H⊘yf jellsfunn ved Lærdalsvassdraget I. Den teoretiskc bakgrunn og det f⊘rste analysefors⊘k) was chosen as the subject of discussion in t…
Discussion continued from volume I
Reply to the comments on prehistoric sites in the lærdal basin
Prehistoric sites in the lærdal basin. A theoretical and practical approach to the archaeological analysis of a non‐tool lithic material
A major Norwegian archaeological work will be presented in each number of NAR. The author's summary will be followed by comments from invited specialists who have studied similar problems to those treated in the publication in question. Arne Johansen's study of a Stone Age material from the Norwegian mountains (H⊘yf jellsfunn ved Lærdalsvassdraget I. Den teoretiskc bakgrunn og det f⊘rste analysefors⊘k) was chosen as the subject of discussion in t…
The Hardangervidda project for interdisciplinary cultural research. A presentation
Hardangervidda is a mountain plateau in the central part of South Norway covering some 8000 km2 with an altitude of between 1000 and 1400 m a.s.l. The exploitation of Hardangervidda is of great significance to the surrounding local communities, mainly through hunting, fishing, and grazing of domestic animals. The main goal of the Hardangervidda Project for Interdisciplinary Cultural Research (HTK) has been to study this exploitation and to show h…
Iron production as a factor in the settlement history of the mountain valleys surrounding Hardangervidda
In Norway iron production was a domestic handicraft throughout the Iron Age and the Middle Ages. Traces of this activity are today found in large quantities in almost all parts of the country. One of the main locations for iron production was the inner parts of the mountain valleys. It is maintained that this is due to the fact that production was carried out by people who also practised hunting and kept livestock on the mountain plateau and in t…
Upper Paleolithic Symbol Systems of the Russian Plain
A microscopic examination of the engraved and carved artifacts from the Upper Paleolithic of the Russian plain in Soviet collections has revealed the presence of a number of complex symbol systems and modes of symbol use. These systems have not previously been noted or studied. The iconography has been found to be different from that in contemporaneous symbol systems in the Western European Upper Paleolithic, but the basic modes and strategies of…
Nordic animal style ‐ background and origin (Nordisk dyrestil ‐ bakgrunn og opphav) Arkeologisk museum i Stavanger. Skrifter 3, 1979
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Archaeology (8 works) · History (7 works) · Geography (4 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (4 works) · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Geology (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works)