The Skuldelev ships (inbunden)
Format
Inbunden (Indbundet)
Språk
Engelska
Antal sidor
360
Utgivningsdatum
2002-01-01
Upplaga
0, 0
Förlag
Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde in cooperation with Centre for Maritime Archaeology of the National
Översättare
Gillian Fellows-Jensen Athena Trakadas
Originalspråk
Dansk
Medarbetare
Bondesen, Erling (contributions)/Jensen, Poul (contributions)/Olsen, Olaf (contributions)/Petersen, Anette Hjelm (contributions)/Strotkvern, Kristiane (contributions)/Bondesen, Erling (contributions)/Jensen, Poul (contributions)/Olsen, Olaf (contributions)/Petersen, Anette Hjelm (contributions)/Stro
Illustrationer
ill. (nogle i farver)
Dimensioner
285 x 247 x 31 mm
Vikt
1886 g
ISBN
9788785180469

The Skuldelev ships

topography, archaeology, history, conservation and display

Inbunden,  Engelska, 2002-01-01
805
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As in all the Ships and Boats of the North volumes, they set the highest standards of research, interpretation, and publication. They show how to get the most from every bit of evidence, whether it is a ship part, an old illustration, or the physical settings of the finds.'--Edward Von der Porten"Ships in Scale" (01/01/0001)

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Ole Crumlin-Pedersen ( 2011) spent the greater part of his life in charge of Denmark's maritime heritage as a curator of maritime archaeology and ships at the Danish National Museum (1962-2003). In 1993, a major ten-year grant from The Danish National Research Foundation enabled Crumlin-Pedersen to expand the Roskilde institutions into an international research centre, at which maritime archaeology could be studied in its broader archaeological and historical context.