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1	Varnhems tidiga kyrka och kyrkogård : Isotopanalys av skelettmaterialet i området Roman, Emma January 2013 (has links) This paper deals with stable isotope analysis on the children of the early Christian cemetery in Varnhem, Västergötland. Human bone and tooth material from the cemetery has been analysed for stable carbon, nitrogen and sulphur isotopes. The analysis showed that the diet had been homogeneous and that the children had been breastfed, with a possible exception of the child from grave 100. laborativ arkeologi Varnhem Västergötland medeltid isotopanalys diet skelett
2	Hierarchy through Diet : Stable isotope analysis of male graves of the estate church graveyard in Varnhem Colas Åberg, David January 2013 (has links) Den här uppsatsen behandlar ett antal individer begravda mellan 800 e.Kr. och 1150 e.Kr i ett tidigt kristet gravfält kring ruinen av Varnhems gårdskyrka. Av speciellt intresse är den placeringen som gravarna har i förhållande till kyrkomurarna och vad dessa placeringar innebär statusmässigt. Analys av stabila isotoper har därför utförts på de manliga individerna så att deras diet kan faställas och agera som en markör för vad som känneteckas som hög och lågstatus bland de begravda männen i Varnhem. laborativ arkeologi Varnhem Västergötland medeltid isotopanalys diet skelett
3	Tidigkristen diet : En XRF-analys av strontium på skelettmaterial från Varnhems gårdskyrka / Early Christian diet : An XRF-analysis of strontium on skeletal material from Varnhems estate church Bengtsson, Fanny January 2018 (has links) The aim of this thesis is to study 31 individuals from an early christian cemetery in Varnhem, Sweden and through the use of XRF, study the strontium concentrations and the strontium to calcium ratios in bone and use that as an indicator for diet. The material consists of femurs and teeth and through analyzing this I will compare previous dietary studies using stable carbon, nitrogene and sulphur isotope analyses to see wether quantitative strontium analysis can be used as a way to study diet in prehistoric societies. The conclusion is that XRF is not as thorough as an isotope study but it provides a general knowledge of what the population has been eating where we can determine which individuals has had diet consisting of more meat or terrestrial plants. Archaeology Archaeological Science XRF Strontium Strontium concentration Viking age Medieval Skeleton Varnhem Varnhems estate church diet prehistoric diet Arkeologi Laborativ Arkeologi XRF Strontium Strontiumkoncentration Vikingatid Medeltid Skelett Varnhem Varnhems gårdskyrka diet förhistorisk diet Archaeology Arkeologi
4	Bein er ikke bare bein : Isotopanalyse av det kvinnelige skjelettmaterialet fra et kristent gravsted i vikingtid Forsetløkken, Live January 2013 (has links) The aim of this paper is to use isotope analysis of carbon, nitrogen and sulphur from bone and teeth to investigate whether women from the Viking age and early medieval cemetery in Varnhem were local, rather than from a wider area. What is interesting about this area is that it is a Christian cemetery that was taken into use as early as the Viking age (800-1050 AD), a time where the majority of the Swedish population were pagans. It is therefore thought that the majority of the people buried on the cemetery are people from other parts of the landscape, since few other Christian cemeteries are known from his time. I tested my hypothesis with two research questions regarding diet and sulphur isotope ratios. The results from the isotope analysis showed that the women had a rather homogeneous diet and homogeneous sulphur isotope values. These results can strengthen my hypothesis that they were resident in Varnhem. isotope analysis isotopanalyse laborative archaeology laborativ arkeologi Varnhem Västergötland christian cemetery kristen kirkegård Viking Age vikingtid early medieval times tidlig middelalder bone chemistry benkjemi

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