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Jes Martens

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ID4449420
NAMEJes Martens
GIVEN NAMESJes
FAMILY NAMEMartens
SIGNATUREMARTENS J
AFFILIATIONSa University of Aarhus, Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology , Moesgård, DK-8270 , Højbjerg
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1988
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Pins on the run. Traces of (Cimbri) migrations from the Jutland peninsula during the third millennium BC

    Open Access•Jes Martens•ARTICLE•PLURAL History Culture Society•2025

    During the last fifty years, the evidence of archaeological material originating from different provinces of the Jastorf culture and Jutland found in Poland and further east and south-east has been growing rapidly. The generally accepted interpretation of this has been that it is evidence of the migration of the Bastarnae from North-western Europe to the Black Sea area. However, there is no evidence that there ever lived a people of that name in …

  • Jes Martens, From Ultima Thule to the Hellespont -Some remarks on the bone points of the Iron Age

    Open Access•Jes Martens•ARTICLE•PLURAL History Culture Society•2019

    Taking the outset in two finds of bone points in Norway, the distribution and use of the artefact type is discussed. Points of bone and antler are frequent¬ly found at settlements and in wetlands in Northern Europe. However, the exact distribution of the artefact type is hard to determine because its modest design makes it easy to overlook. This is also the reason why it is usually looked upon as a sign of poverty and as second rate. It seems the…

  • Die vorrömische Eisenzeit in Südskandinavien. Probleme und Perspektiven

    Jes Martens, J L A Martens•ARTICLE•Praehistorische Zeitschrift•1996

    Tant en Allemagne septentrionale qu'en Pologne et en Europe centrale celtique, les systemes chronologiques de l'Âge du Fer ont connu au cours des trois dernieres decennies un developpement fulgurant ; la Scandinavie meridionale en est par contre restee aux theses de C. J. Becker, qui datent de 1951. Tous les anciens systemes de chronologie, lies a celui de Becker, ont ete remplaces. Le travail de Becker se fondait sur une description intuitive du…

  • Borremose Reconsidered

    Jes Martens•ARTICLE•Journal of Danish Archaeology•1988

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  • Borremose Reconsidered

    Jes Martens•ARTICLE•Journal of Danish Archaeology•1988

  • Die vorrömische Eisenzeit in Südskandinavien. Probleme und Perspektiven

    Jes Martens, J L A Martens•ARTICLE•Praehistorische Zeitschrift•1996

    Tant en Allemagne septentrionale qu'en Pologne et en Europe centrale celtique, les systemes chronologiques de l'Âge du Fer ont connu au cours des trois dernieres decennies un developpement fulgurant ; la Scandinavie meridionale en est par contre restee aux theses de C. J. Becker, qui datent de 1951. Tous les anciens systemes de chronologie, lies a celui de Becker, ont ete remplaces. Le travail de Becker se fondait sur une description intuitive du…

  • Jes Martens, From Ultima Thule to the Hellespont -Some remarks on the bone points of the Iron Age

    Open Access•Jes Martens•ARTICLE•PLURAL History Culture Society•2019

    Taking the outset in two finds of bone points in Norway, the distribution and use of the artefact type is discussed. Points of bone and antler are frequent¬ly found at settlements and in wetlands in Northern Europe. However, the exact distribution of the artefact type is hard to determine because its modest design makes it easy to overlook. This is also the reason why it is usually looked upon as a sign of poverty and as second rate. It seems the…

  • Pins on the run. Traces of (Cimbri) migrations from the Jutland peninsula during the third millennium BC

    Open Access•Jes Martens•ARTICLE•PLURAL History Culture Society•2025

    During the last fifty years, the evidence of archaeological material originating from different provinces of the Jastorf culture and Jutland found in Poland and further east and south-east has been growing rapidly. The generally accepted interpretation of this has been that it is evidence of the migration of the Bastarnae from North-western Europe to the Black Sea area. However, there is no evidence that there ever lived a people of that name in …

Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (2 works) · Antler (1 work) · Archaeological evidence (1 work) · Archaeological record (1 work) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (1 work) · Balkan peninsula (1 work)

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