ARCHAEOLOGY IN SLÖINGE
a South Scandinavian chieftain site AD 400-1000

 

Slöinge
Project

Slöinge Home

Project
Excavation
Landscape
Methods
Halls
Guldgubbar
Finds
Mapping
1996-2000

References

Iron Age Home

 

 

A chieftain settlement dated to AD 400-1000 has been excavated during the period 1992 - 1996. The site is located in the Southwest of Sweden and has served as a political and religious central place.

In October 2000 there was another field work conducted. The goal was to collect samples for phosphate and magnetic susceptibility mapping and data for creating a digital terrain model.

The landscape around the Slöinge settlement is rather open. The central part of the site is located on a ridge. Two large buildings, halls, were located on the highest part of the ridge (see image:s above the top of the GPS).

 

 

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2000-10-15: Nya och omgjorda sidor på svenska.

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Updated 2000-10-17 (96-02)
Lars Lundqvist