Arkeologiske undersøkelser ved Njálbmeguoika, Karasjok k. Finnmark 2004
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https://doi.org/10.7557/7.4335Keywords:
Dwelling site, House pit, hearth, multi-phase, Late Stone Age, Early Metal Age, Iron Age, inland archaeology, hunter-gatherer,Abstract
Report from archaeological survey and test-pitting in an area with several house-pits and quartz flake concentrations, and an Iron Age hearth.
Related publication:
Skandfer, M., Hood, B. and Sommerseth, I. (in press) LARM Investigations in Inner Finnmark 1: The Kárášjohka/Karasjok Region. In: Skandfer, M., Blankholm, H. P. and Hood, B. (eds.) Archaeological Perspectives on Hunter-Gatherer Landscapes and Resource Management in Interior North Norway. Equinox Publishing, Sheffield. (Chapter 8)
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2018-12-06
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Skandfer, M. (2018). Arkeologiske undersøkelser ved Njálbmeguoika, Karasjok k. Finnmark 2004. Septentrio Reports, (1). https://doi.org/10.7557/7.4335
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