Search Results - Kaul, Flemming 1955-

Vestervig, § 1: Introduction - § 2: Bronze Age and Early Pre-Roman Iron Age - § 3: The permanent settlement sequence, 100 B.C. until 450 A.D. - § 4: Discussion - § 5: Miscellaneous finds and details; fragments of a bronze strainer demonstrate that Roman imports were present here

The Hjortsprign find - The oldest of the large Nordic war booty sacrifices

Celtic influences during Pre-Roman Iron Age in Denmark

The bog - the gateway to another world

Gundestrup, § 1: Find-history - § 2: The find spot - § 3: Description of the Gundestrup cauldron - § 4: The motifs; and some interpretative remarks - § 5: Dating - § 6: Place of origin, history of research - § 7: The author's assessment - § 8: 'Cernunnos' and the horned snake - § 9: The point of view of a historian of religion

The Gundestrup Cauldron - and the Periphery of the Hellenistic World

Das Moor - das Tor zu einer anderen Welt

Der Hjortspring-Fund - Das älteste große Kriegsbeuteopfer in Nordeuropa

Neble, § 1: Introduction - § 2: Bronze Age - § 3: Iron Age / Viking Period; Neble is a hamlet or small village immediately north of the parish village Boeslunde, situated in Western Zealand; some fibulae from Late Roman Iron Age represent this period, and Early Germanic Iron Age is represented by cruciform brooches; furthermore a few Roman denars and a couple of pieces of scrap silver of Roman table silver belong to these periods

The ship renderings of the Nordic Bronze Age - Differences and similarities with ship renderings of the Mediterranean

Kultwagen, § 1: Allgemeines - § 2: Scandinavia - a. Bronze Age - b. Late Pre-Roman Iron Age