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Debating the Thing in the Medieval North

Debating the Thing in the North I

Selected Papers from Workshops Organized by The Assembly Project
In: Journal of the North Atlantic Special Volume 5, 2013

Selected Papers from Workshops Organized by The Assembly Project

Journal of the North Atlantic; Special Volume 5, 2013
Special Editor: Alexandra Sanmark

Debating the Thing in the North I: Introduction and Acknowledgments
By Alexandra Sanmark, Sarah Semple, Natascha Mehler, and Frode Iversen 

Concilium and Pagus—Revisiting the Early Germanic Thing System of Northern Europe
By Frode Iversen

Þing goða—The Mythological Assembly Site
By Nanna Løkka

Sacred Legal Places in Eddic Poetry: Reflected in Real Life?
Anne Irene Riisøy

State Formation, Administrative Areas, and Thing Sites in the Borgarthing Law Province, Southeast Norway
Marie Ødegaard

Tracing Medieval Administrative Systems: Hardanger, Western Norway
Halldis Hobæk

Governance at the Anglo-Scandinavian Interface: Hundredal Organization in the Southern Danelaw
John Baker and Stuart Brookes

Patterns of Assembly: Norse Thing Sites in Shetland
Alexandra Sanmark

What is in a Booth? Material Symbolism at Icelandic Assembly Sites
Orri Vésteinsson

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Debating the Thing in the North
Selected Papers from Workshops Organized by The Assembly Project
Journal of the North Atlantic Special Volume 5, 2013
Editor: Alexandra Sanmark

The Journal of the North Atlantic (JONA) is a multi-disciplinary, peer-reviewed and edited archaeology and environmental history journal focusing on the peoples of the North Atlantic, their expansion into the region over time, and their interactions with their changing environment .

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The Assembly Project (TAP) – Meeting-places in Northern Europe AD 400-1500 is an international collaborative project investigating the first systems of governance in Northern Europe.

 

 

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