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1	Marknadsväsendet i Övre Norrlands inland : En analys av arkeologiska resultat från Arjeplogs och Arvidsjaurs gamla marknadsplatser / Commercial Exchange in inland areas of Northern Norrland : An Analysis of Archaeological Results from Arjeplog and Arvidsjaur Historical Marketplaces Viktor, Linusson January 2019 (has links) The 17thcentury’s marketplaces established in the peripheral areas of Fennoscandia were revealingly intertwined in inter-cultural encounters of minorities as they were in market exchange. Historical sources supply insight in the trade between Sámi and wealthy merchants, but nonetheless they are to be criticized for beingauthored from an outside perspective. The archaeological record, however, provides an alternative approach to knowledge about the history of trade in Sápmi. This paper proposes to shed light on what archaeology can reveal about two contemporary marketplaces: Arjeplog and Arvidsjaur. This is accomplished through compiling and presenting the archaeological record of each marketplace in two separate case studies. Sequentially, some observations are discussed within the context of each marketplace, and later the archaeological record of them both are juxtaposed to each other. Hence, minor deviations from the historical framework are considered and reviewed as the study settle in for a terminal discussion of the results. From here the archaeologically based reality of market exchange in Arjeplog and Arvidsjaur intend to function as non-biased means for the local community to raise awareness of their past, and to invoke interest in further excavations. Marketplace Trade Exchange Lappmark Sámi Sápmi Arjeplog Arvidsjaur Archaeology. Marknadsplats handel varuutbyte Lappmark samer Sápmi Arjeplog Arvidsjaur arkeologi. Archaeology Arkeologi

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Marknadsväsendet i Övre Norrlands inland : En analys av arkeologiska resultat från Arjeplogs och Arvidsjaurs gamla marknadsplatser / Commercial Exchange in inland areas of Northern Norrland : An Analysis of Archaeological Results from Arjeplog and Arvidsjaur Historical Marketplaces