The South Scandinavian barrows with well-preserved oak-log coffins

Mads Kähler Holst · Henrik Breuning‐Madsen · Marianne Rasmussen

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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies Historical and Archaeological Studies

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Recent archaeological and pedological research on South Scandinavian Bronze Age barrows reveals that the remarkable conditions of preservation in a number of mounds are the result of particular construction techniques or special activities during construction. Augerings indicate that the phenomenon is concentrated within specific groups of barrows with central positions in a hypothetical Bronze Age communication system.

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1993Genesis of Iron Pans in Bronze Age Mounds in Denmark

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