Ministry of Culture Research Portal
Not a member yet
31519 research outputs found
Sort by
Sølvtøjets sociale rolle i renæssancens Danmark:Sociale interaktioner, gavegivning og skjulte skatte
No full textDet herrens år 0
No full textWhen visitors encounter the museum landscape, they often meet the term “yearAD 0” marking the transition between the Pre-Roman and Roman Iron Age.The term is also commonly used in news articles, podcasts, exhibitions, etc. which is puzzling as there, in fact, is no such thing as a year 0. This article explores the historical background and explains the mathematically incorrect – howeverchronological correct – progression from year 1 BC to AD 1. Hopefully, the text willinspire to use the intervals in our modern organisation of the past more accuratelywhen communicating in the future
The Infrastructure of an Excavation: Harld Ingholt's Excavation Journals from Hama, Syria, 1931-1938
No full text1824 - det uforglemmelige år i Vonsild
No full textPå Rosenborg findes den murske og den mørtelbakke, som Frederik 6. anvendte ved nedlæggelsen af grundstenen til Vonsild kirke i 1824. Begivenheden findes detaljeret beskrevet af den lokale sognepræst. Til kirkens indvielse senere i 1824 deltog tronarvingen prins Christian Frederik
Viking pregnancy was deeply political – new study
No full textPregnant women wielding swords and wearing martial helmets; foetuses set to avenge their fathers; and a harsh world where not all newborns were born free or given burial.These are some of the realities uncovered by the first interdisciplinary study to focus on pregnancy in the Viking age, authored by myself, Kate Olley, Brad Marshall and Emma Tollefsen as part of the Body-Politics project
