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Looting or Missioning Insular and Continental Sacred Objects in Viking Age Contexts in Norway.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Havertown :
Oxbow Books, Limited,
2019.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Book Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- List of figures
- List of tables
- Preface
- Part 1: Sources and models for missionary activity
- 1: Introduction
- The spread of Christianity in north-west Europe
- The change of religion in Norway
- a long process, not a short event
- Written sources
- archaeological sources
- Written sources on the missionary activity inScandinavia during the Viking Age
- 2: Models for the missionary activity
- What is a mission?
- Model 1: Individual monks and priests as missionaries coming from The British Isles
- Model 2: Organized mission from the Frankish Empire and Germany
- 'the Ansgar model'
- Model 3: Mission with Norwegian kings asinitiators
- Part 2: Tracing missionary activity in Norway based on material culture
- 3: Stone crosses
- 'Celtic missioning'
- 'Anglian missioning'
- German missioning
- Preliminary conclusions
- 4: The interpretation of insular metalwork in Norwegian Viking Age graves
- Sacred objects in early Christendom
- Secular objects of insular origin
- 5: Early Christian churches and graves
- 6: A geographical analysis of the Christianization process in Norway
- Western Norway
- The Kuli Stone at Kuløy, Edøy, Møre og Romsdal
- Middle Norway: Trøndelag
- Northern Norway
- Eastern Norway
- Part 3: Summary and conclusions
- Bibliography
- Appendices A-L: Clerical objects
- Appendix A: Stone crosses from the Viking Age
- Appendix B: Croziers
- Appendix C: Reliquaries and shrine mount
- Appendix D: Crosses and cross-mounts
- Appendix E: Book-mounts and book-shrines
- Appendix F: Hanging bowls
- Appendix G: Bronze bowls
- Appendix H: Bronze ladles with handle
- Appendix I: Bronze-covered wooden buckets
- Appendix J: Altar- and tabernacle mounts
- Appendix K: Chalices, paten and Holy-water sprinkler
- Appendix L: Cross and crucifix amulets from the Viking Age
- Appendices M-T: Secular objects
- Appendix M: Ring pins and brooches of insular origin
- Appendix N: Harness fittings, strap distributors andother horse fittings of insular origin
- Appendix O: Belt clasps, strap ends etc.of insular and Carolingian origin
- Appendix P: Drinking horns and mounts from the British Isles
- Appendix Q: Swords (mainly) from the British Isles
- Appendix R: Balance scales of insular origin
- Appendix S: Early Anglo-Saxon and Frankish coins
- Appendix T: Late Anglo-Saxon silver coins (tenth-eleventh century)