Almut Schülke
Biographic Data
| ID | 4617639 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Almut Schülke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Almut |
| FAMILY NAME | Schülke |
| SIGNATURE | SCHÜLKE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oslo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4631-6428 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From Coastal Sites to Elevated Hinterland Locations in the Mesolithic – Discussing Human–Woodland Interaction in the Oslo Fjord Region, Southeast Norway
The coastal areas of Southeast Norway underwent dramatic environmental changes throughout the Mesolithic period. Continuous postglacial land uplift/isostatic rebound lead to retreating shorelines turning former seabed into coastal hinterland. While archaeological research lately has focused on the coastal and marine orientation of Mesolithic groups in the region, their interaction with the wooded coastal hinterland is little researched. This arti…
Coastal Landscapes of the Mesolithic
First visit or revisit
The Skagerrak coast and the Oslo fjord area in southeastern Norway are exceptionally well suited for studies of the long-term use and settlement of the coastal zone. Here, processes of continuous land upheaval during all of the Mesolithic period have preserved hundreds of former coastal sites. Studying these sites can illuminate how humans might have experienced and responded to the environmental and cultural past perspectives embedded in changin…
The Mesolithic inhumation at Brunstad – A two-step multidisciplinary excavation method enables rare insights into hunter-gatherer mortuary practice in Norway
Towards a refined understanding of the use of coastal zones in the Mesolithic
A technological crossroads
A long‐standing debate in archaeology concerns the sources of technological diversification among prehistoric hunter‐gatherers. This includes the study of the emergence and spread of pressure blade technology in Northern Europe during the Early Holocene. Until now, there has been little technological study of lithic collections from the East Baltic region, and our knowledge of the development and spread of this technology in the area is inadequat…
Refining landscape archaeology – a study of the social relations between humans and their surroundings as embedded in megalithic tombs
Der in diesem Beitrag vorgestellte Forschungsansatz entwickelt landschaftsarchäologische Konzepte weiter, und trägt damit zur archäologischen Erforschung sowohl von Landschaft als auch von räumlichen und dynamischen sozialen Beziehungen bei. Der erste Teil des Artikels befasst sich mit dem breiten Thema „Landschaftsarchäologie“ und den beiden Polen „Ganze Landschaften“ und „Perspektiven“ zwischen denen sich dieses Forschungsfeld bewegt. Im zweite…
Die Mittel- und Osteuropaische Ur- und Fruhgeschichtsforschung in den Jahren 1933-1945', Berlin, 19-23 November 1998
Die Mittel- Und Osteuropäische Ur- Und Frühgeschichtsforschung in den Jahren 1933–1945’, Berlin, 19–23 November 1998
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On Christianization and Grave-Finds
There are hardly any written sources on Christianization in southwestern Germany during early Medieval times. From its beginning in the nineteenth century, archaeological research was concerned with the question of whether the interpretation of material culture is helpful in the study of Christianization. This article first deals with the history of research. It focuses on the question of how the main archaeological sources of Merovingian times –…
A technological crossroads
A long‐standing debate in archaeology concerns the sources of technological diversification among prehistoric hunter‐gatherers. This includes the study of the emergence and spread of pressure blade technology in Northern Europe during the Early Holocene. Until now, there has been little technological study of lithic collections from the East Baltic region, and our knowledge of the development and spread of this technology in the area is inadequat…
On Christianization and Grave-Finds
There are hardly any written sources on Christianization in southwestern Germany during early Medieval times. From its beginning in the nineteenth century, archaeological research was concerned with the question of whether the interpretation of material culture is helpful in the study of Christianization. This article first deals with the history of research. It focuses on the question of how the main archaeological sources of Merovingian times –…
From Coastal Sites to Elevated Hinterland Locations in the Mesolithic – Discussing Human–Woodland Interaction in the Oslo Fjord Region, Southeast Norway
The coastal areas of Southeast Norway underwent dramatic environmental changes throughout the Mesolithic period. Continuous postglacial land uplift/isostatic rebound lead to retreating shorelines turning former seabed into coastal hinterland. While archaeological research lately has focused on the coastal and marine orientation of Mesolithic groups in the region, their interaction with the wooded coastal hinterland is little researched. This arti…
Towards a refined understanding of the use of coastal zones in the Mesolithic
Die Mittel- und Osteuropaische Ur- und Fruhgeschichtsforschung in den Jahren 1933-1945', Berlin, 19-23 November 1998
On Christianization and Grave-Finds
There are hardly any written sources on Christianization in southwestern Germany during early Medieval times. From its beginning in the nineteenth century, archaeological research was concerned with the question of whether the interpretation of material culture is helpful in the study of Christianization. This article first deals with the history of research. It focuses on the question of how the main archaeological sources of Merovingian times –…
Die Mittel- und Osteuropaische Ur- und Fruhgeschichtsforschung in den Jahren 1933-1945', Berlin, 19-23 November 1998
Die Mittel- Und Osteuropäische Ur- Und Frühgeschichtsforschung in den Jahren 1933–1945’, Berlin, 19–23 November 1998
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Refining landscape archaeology – a study of the social relations between humans and their surroundings as embedded in megalithic tombs
Der in diesem Beitrag vorgestellte Forschungsansatz entwickelt landschaftsarchäologische Konzepte weiter, und trägt damit zur archäologischen Erforschung sowohl von Landschaft als auch von räumlichen und dynamischen sozialen Beziehungen bei. Der erste Teil des Artikels befasst sich mit dem breiten Thema „Landschaftsarchäologie“ und den beiden Polen „Ganze Landschaften“ und „Perspektiven“ zwischen denen sich dieses Forschungsfeld bewegt. Im zweite…
The Mesolithic inhumation at Brunstad – A two-step multidisciplinary excavation method enables rare insights into hunter-gatherer mortuary practice in Norway
Towards a refined understanding of the use of coastal zones in the Mesolithic
A technological crossroads
A long‐standing debate in archaeology concerns the sources of technological diversification among prehistoric hunter‐gatherers. This includes the study of the emergence and spread of pressure blade technology in Northern Europe during the Early Holocene. Until now, there has been little technological study of lithic collections from the East Baltic region, and our knowledge of the development and spread of this technology in the area is inadequat…
Coastal Landscapes of the Mesolithic
First visit or revisit
The Skagerrak coast and the Oslo fjord area in southeastern Norway are exceptionally well suited for studies of the long-term use and settlement of the coastal zone. Here, processes of continuous land upheaval during all of the Mesolithic period have preserved hundreds of former coastal sites. Studying these sites can illuminate how humans might have experienced and responded to the environmental and cultural past perspectives embedded in changin…
From Coastal Sites to Elevated Hinterland Locations in the Mesolithic – Discussing Human–Woodland Interaction in the Oslo Fjord Region, Southeast Norway
The coastal areas of Southeast Norway underwent dramatic environmental changes throughout the Mesolithic period. Continuous postglacial land uplift/isostatic rebound lead to retreating shorelines turning former seabed into coastal hinterland. While archaeological research lately has focused on the coastal and marine orientation of Mesolithic groups in the region, their interaction with the wooded coastal hinterland is little researched. This arti…
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Mesolithic (5 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works) · Classical Studies and Philology (2 works)