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Posted by Ellen • May 01 2024 • In Uncategorised
Documenting the Past for the Future
World Heritage area in Tanum - July 20 - 27, 2024
Posted by Ellen • October 04 2023 • In Uncategorised
A production from Postcode Films, directed by Edward Owles. With collaboration from Gerhard Milstreu, Tanums Hällristningsmuseum, Underslös.
Premiere: Sunday October 15, 2023.
Posted by Ellen • August 08 2023 • In Uncategorised
Film review of !Aitsa (2023) Directed by Dane Dodds. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Review written by James Dodd.
Posted by Ellen • May 22 2022 • In Uncategorised
Lecture on Rock Art in Scandinavia.
Posted by Ellen • July 22 2020 • In Uncategorised
Newest edition to our series Documentation and Registration of Rock Art in Tanum World Heritage is now available.
Posted by Ellen • October 20 2018 • In Uncategorised
Maritime Mode of Production. Raiding and Trading in Seafaring Chiefdoms. By Johan Ling, Timothy Earle, and Kristian Kristiansen.
Posted by Ellen • July 30 2018 • In Uncategorised
Giving the Past a Future. Essays in Archaeology and Rock Art Studies in Honour of Dr. Phil. h.c. Gerhard Milstreu.
Posted by Ellen • November 08 2017 • In Uncategorised
Trade and travel in the Bronze age . Video produced by Studio Moltu, featuring an interview with Gerhard Milstreu from Tanums Hällristnings Museum, Rock Art Research Centre, on the travel and trade in the Bronze Age. English subtitles by Eriksen Translation Inc.
VIDEO
Posted by Ellen • April 06 2017 • In Uncategorised
An interesting (Swedish) article from Jonathan Lindström published in Populär Arkeologi from April 2017.
Posted by Ellen • October 18 2016 • In Uncategorised
Nice video produced by TV Møn, Denmark, regarding the Project Gypaf, led by Henning Prøhl. Danish spoken
VIDEO
Posted by Ellen • June 29 2016 • In Uncategorised
The re-dating of many of the war related representational images at the site in Fossum is a significant result with clear implications for the interpretation of the meaning, function and use of this particular panel. Clearly, most of the warriors seem to have been made during the transition between period II-III.