26. Gausvik 4: Et aktivitetsområde fra jernalder

Mikael Cerbing; Sakarias Lindgren

doi:10.7557/ga580e13

Forfattere

Mikael Cerbing UiT Norges arktiske universitet
Sakarias Lindgren UiT Norges arktiske universitet

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7557/ga580e13

Emneord (Nøkkelord):

tidlig metalltid, bronsealder, jernalder, ovner, stolpehull

Sammendrag

Gausvik 4 var en lokalitet med en nedgravde anlegg (ovner, groper, stolpehull). Området så også ut til å ha blitt ryddet for stein, noe som førte til at flere "anlegg" senere ble avskrevet som naturlige igjenfyllinger.

Til tross for mengden anlegg, kunne ingen strukturer som hus eller lignende identifiseres i materialet. Ingen funn ble gjort på lokaliteten. Enda mer overraskende var det at nesten ingen kull ble funnet, selv om flere tydelige svarte lag ble registrert og prøver ble tatt fra de ellers relativt klare ovnene. Kun én prøve ga daterbart kull, som daterte lokaliteten til ca. 1500 f.Kr.

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