The Early Settlement of South Norway after the Last Deglaciation: A Diasporic Perspective
Abstract
Based on a theoretical approach of diaspora theory and the use of ethnographical comparative analysis, it is argued that the early settlement of South Norway probably brought about diasporic conditions. Archaeological and natural science records are applied to discuss the migrations of mobile hunter-gatherers with a shamanistic reindeer culture from the Continent, after deglaciation of the Weichselian ice cap. This paper discusses the diasporic...
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Title
The Early Settlement of South Norway after the Last Deglaciation: A Diasporic Perspective
Published Date
Nov 1, 2012
Volume
45
Issue
2
Pages
177 - 205
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