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1	Torsburgen : tolkning av en gotländsk fornborg / Engström, Johan. January 1984 (has links) Akademisk avhandling--Filosofie doktorsexamen--Uppsala, 1984. / Résumé en anglais.
2	Torsburgen ett återbesök / Torsburgen a revisit Ekström, Mattias January 2022 (has links) This paper is a study of the Swedish fornborg Torsburgen on Östergarnslandet, Gotland. This is the largest fornborg on Gotland and it has an area of 112 hectares. The northern, eastern and western parts of the plateau, on which Torsburgen is lying, has natural cliffs of up to 30 meters, while there in the southern part is a two-kilometer-long wall. During the 1980´s a part of the wall was excavated in an attempt to date the construction. The conclusion was, that it had many different building stages. The earliest find was dated to the later Roman Iron Age (AD 200-400) and that period is therefore also the focus of this paper. The aim of this paper is to explain different hypotheses of why this wall was built (for what reason) and what purpose did it fulfill in society. Archaeological finds from Gotland, dated to the period of the later Roman Iron Age, often show connections to the Roman Empire and therefore the construction could be a result of influences from that part of the world. It is however, with today’s knowledge, not possible to point out one specific reason why the wall of Torsburgen was built and for what reason they needed to fortify the area of 112 hectares. It could have been an invading force, but it could just as likely have been a need of a hideout to protect the inhabitants on the island from an invading force. Other hypotheses are that it could have been a place for religious practice or a hideout for exiled people, which some people claim that an episode in the Gotlandic legend Gutasagan is about. Hopefully archaeological finds in the future could lead to new knowledge and maybe result in an answer of why this monument is standing there. Torsburgen yngre romersk järnålder fornborgar murkonstruktioner yngre järnålder Archaeology Arkeologi
3	Världsarvet rasar : Visby ringmur och liknande försvarsanläggningar / Fall of the world heritage Thuvesson, Paul, Johnsson, Daniel, Emilsson, Andreas January 2013 (has links) En del av Visby ringmur rasade i februari 2012. Detta examensarbete tar upp ringmurens konstruktion och lösningar på hur man skall kunna återuppbygga muren på ett kulturhistoriskt korrekt sätt. Rapporten tar även upp andra murkonstruktioner och lösningar som man har använt sig av på liknande murar runt om i Europa. För att beskriva olika lösningar som förklarar hur försvarsmurar är uppbyggda och som kan ge inspiration till lösningar i uppbyggnaden av Visby ringmur. Liknande konstruktioner och murverk som har studerats närmare är Eketorp, Gråborg, Torsburgen, Roms stadsmur, Tallinns stadsmur och Kronobergs slottsruin. Byggnadsvård Eketorp Fornborg Förbindare Gråborg Kalksten Kallmur Kronobergs slottsruin Kulturminne Kulturvård Kulturvärden Landmuren Murar Murkonstruktioner Murkrön Ras Restaurering Restaureringsideal Ringmur Ruin Roms stadsmur Ruinvård Sjömuren Skalmur Stadsmur Tallinns stadsmur Torsburgen Visby ringmur Civil engineering and architecture Samhällsbyggnadsteknik och arkitektur

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