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1	Huset under och i graven : en studie av fenomenet med huskonstruktioner under gravhögar Allberg, Anders January 2012 (has links) The aim for this bachelor thesis is to find an answer for the placement of Migration and Vendel period graves on preexisting house constructions in Sweden. The reason behind these graves being built on their respective places will be analyzed, discussed and compared with similar finds in Scandinavia, where a wide contact net had been established during this time. Different kinds of social and religious meanings and functions with the grave mounds will also be taken into consideration during the discussion and analysis. The actual findings in the graves will be not be a part of this thesis, as the aim is to focus more on the grave itself as a cultural and social symbol for the people, and the values it had, during the time period it was built. Grave mounds house constructions Migration period Vendel period Sweden Norway
2	Hydd- och huskonstruktioner från förhistorisk tid : En kronologisk översikt från stenålder till tidigmedeltid i östra Mellansverige. Nyström, Marie January 2006 (has links) <p>This thesis is a chronological survey over the hut and house remains from the Stone Age to the Early Middle Ages in Eastern Central Sweden. The thesis also contains a test which I have conducted to see which investigation method had the best results in identifying house remains at an archaeological site. I subsequently discuss the result of this test, what it represents and also what may be done differently in order to get other types of results.</p> Stone Age Bronze Age Iron Age Eastern Central Sweden houses house constructions hut remains balanced over-balanced under-balanced three-aisled twoaisled one-aisled trench. Bilden Archaeology Arkeologi
3	Hydd- och huskonstruktioner från förhistorisk tid : En kronologisk översikt från stenålder till tidigmedeltid i östra Mellansverige. Nyström, Marie January 2006 (has links) This thesis is a chronological survey over the hut and house remains from the Stone Age to the Early Middle Ages in Eastern Central Sweden. The thesis also contains a test which I have conducted to see which investigation method had the best results in identifying house remains at an archaeological site. I subsequently discuss the result of this test, what it represents and also what may be done differently in order to get other types of results. Stone Age Bronze Age Iron Age Eastern Central Sweden houses house constructions hut remains balanced over-balanced under-balanced three-aisled twoaisled one-aisled trench. Bilden Archaeology Arkeologi

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