Stone age investigations in Northern Norway

Since 1960 the author has led the archaeological investigations in the mountains east of Mo i Rana in Northern Norway. An immense amount of material from the local Stone Age has been collected and a number of settlements have been excavated. There are great chronological problems attached to the North Scandinavian Stone Age cultures. The investigations at Mo i Rana present renewed opportunities of achieving chronological groupings and a few of the tentative results are indicated. The author has also undertaken investigations along Rana fjord in order to discover, if possible, relationships between finds from the mountains and from the coast. Some of the same phases seem to occur at both places, and it is possible that the same people have operated along the coast and in the mountains at different times of the year

Archaeology · Fjord · Geography · Human settlement · Stone Age · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies · Geology · Historical and Archaeological Studies · History · Oceanography · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology

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