Zanette Tsigaridas Glørstad
Biographic Data
| ID | 4121471 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zanette Tsigaridas Glørstad |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zanette Tsigaridas |
| FAMILY NAME | Glørstad |
| SIGNATURE | GLØRSTAD Z T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oslo |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0968-2784 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Crossing crafts, merging arts: A new find of a 9th century AD Oseberg-style hanging bowl suspension mount from Jarlsberg, Vestfold, southern Norway
Crossing crafts, merging arts. A new find of a 9th century AD Oseberg-style hanging bowl suspension mount from Jarlsberg, Vestfold, southern Norway
Echoes of the Past: Women, Memories and Disc-on-Bow Brooches in Vendel- and Viking-period Scandinavia
This article examines the development, handling, and depositions of disc-on-bow brooches from the sixth to tenth centuries ad in the Vendel and Viking periods in Norway and mainland Sweden. A revised typological framework is presented, and the context of these brooches explored. The authors discuss their preservation, re-use, fragmentation, and ritual meaning within ongoing social negotiations and internal conflicts from the late Vendel period in…
Who were the first urban settlers of Oslo? A discussion of early medieval urbanization based on isotopic analyses of human remains
This paper investigates the process of early urbanization in Oslo, Norway, during the initial period of early 11th–late 12th Century using a bioarchaeological approach. Through the use of isotope analyses performed on teeth and bone from 20 humans buried in Oslo during the first phases of urban settlement, individual dietary change and mobility are reconstructed. Oslo is traditionally perceived as one of many urban settlements initiated by royal …
Comparative Perspectives on Past Colonisation, Maritime Interaction and Cultural Integration
This volume explores processes of colonisation and cultural integration from the end of the last Ice Age to the present from a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary perspective. All kinds of human mobility—whether across long or short distances, and whether involving short-term or longer interactions—are potential triggers for change and also cultural integration. The colonisation of an area most clearly brings into focus what kind of social fabri…
Homeland—Strange Land—New Land. Material and Theoretical Aspects of Defining Norse Identity in the Viking Age
This chapter sheds light upon the development of self-ascribed, regional identities during the Viking-Age, both in insular areas and North-Atlantic communities as well as in Scandinavia, and additionally on how material culture was manipulated and redefined in that process. It gives a brief account of relevant material to demonstrate the diversity of the manipulations of Norse expressions in the Irish Sea. The chapter deals more specifically with…
Sign of the Times? The Transfer and Transformation of Penannular Brooches in Viking-Age Norway
The paper seeks to investigate the ramifications in Viking Age Norway of the comprehensive contact with the Insular area, based on an analysis of penannular brooches. During the 7th and 8th centuries, the penannular brooch becomes a distinctive part of the Celtic jewellery tradition, associated with the elite. The most striking parallels to the Insular brooches are found in Norway. These brooches are introduced to Norway in the beginning of the 9…
Sign of the Times? The Transfer and Transformation of Penannular Brooches in Viking-Age Norway
The paper seeks to investigate the ramifications in Viking Age Norway of the comprehensive contact with the Insular area, based on an analysis of penannular brooches. During the 7th and 8th centuries, the penannular brooch becomes a distinctive part of the Celtic jewellery tradition, associated with the elite. The most striking parallels to the Insular brooches are found in Norway. These brooches are introduced to Norway in the beginning of the 9…
Echoes of the Past: Women, Memories and Disc-on-Bow Brooches in Vendel- and Viking-period Scandinavia
This article examines the development, handling, and depositions of disc-on-bow brooches from the sixth to tenth centuries ad in the Vendel and Viking periods in Norway and mainland Sweden. A revised typological framework is presented, and the context of these brooches explored. The authors discuss their preservation, re-use, fragmentation, and ritual meaning within ongoing social negotiations and internal conflicts from the late Vendel period in…
Who were the first urban settlers of Oslo? A discussion of early medieval urbanization based on isotopic analyses of human remains
This paper investigates the process of early urbanization in Oslo, Norway, during the initial period of early 11th–late 12th Century using a bioarchaeological approach. Through the use of isotope analyses performed on teeth and bone from 20 humans buried in Oslo during the first phases of urban settlement, individual dietary change and mobility are reconstructed. Oslo is traditionally perceived as one of many urban settlements initiated by royal …
Sign of the Times? The Transfer and Transformation of Penannular Brooches in Viking-Age Norway
The paper seeks to investigate the ramifications in Viking Age Norway of the comprehensive contact with the Insular area, based on an analysis of penannular brooches. During the 7th and 8th centuries, the penannular brooch becomes a distinctive part of the Celtic jewellery tradition, associated with the elite. The most striking parallels to the Insular brooches are found in Norway. These brooches are introduced to Norway in the beginning of the 9…
Homeland—Strange Land—New Land. Material and Theoretical Aspects of Defining Norse Identity in the Viking Age
This chapter sheds light upon the development of self-ascribed, regional identities during the Viking-Age, both in insular areas and North-Atlantic communities as well as in Scandinavia, and additionally on how material culture was manipulated and redefined in that process. It gives a brief account of relevant material to demonstrate the diversity of the manipulations of Norse expressions in the Irish Sea. The chapter deals more specifically with…
Comparative Perspectives on Past Colonisation, Maritime Interaction and Cultural Integration
This volume explores processes of colonisation and cultural integration from the end of the last Ice Age to the present from a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary perspective. All kinds of human mobility—whether across long or short distances, and whether involving short-term or longer interactions—are potential triggers for change and also cultural integration. The colonisation of an area most clearly brings into focus what kind of social fabri…
Who were the first urban settlers of Oslo? A discussion of early medieval urbanization based on isotopic analyses of human remains
This paper investigates the process of early urbanization in Oslo, Norway, during the initial period of early 11th–late 12th Century using a bioarchaeological approach. Through the use of isotope analyses performed on teeth and bone from 20 humans buried in Oslo during the first phases of urban settlement, individual dietary change and mobility are reconstructed. Oslo is traditionally perceived as one of many urban settlements initiated by royal …
Echoes of the Past: Women, Memories and Disc-on-Bow Brooches in Vendel- and Viking-period Scandinavia
This article examines the development, handling, and depositions of disc-on-bow brooches from the sixth to tenth centuries ad in the Vendel and Viking periods in Norway and mainland Sweden. A revised typological framework is presented, and the context of these brooches explored. The authors discuss their preservation, re-use, fragmentation, and ritual meaning within ongoing social negotiations and internal conflicts from the late Vendel period in…
Crossing crafts, merging arts: A new find of a 9th century AD Oseberg-style hanging bowl suspension mount from Jarlsberg, Vestfold, southern Norway
Crossing crafts, merging arts. A new find of a 9th century AD Oseberg-style hanging bowl suspension mount from Jarlsberg, Vestfold, southern Norway
Archaeology (5 works) · History (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Viking Age (2 works)