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Proovikaevamised asulakohtadel ja inspektsioonid Setumaal : Trial excavations on settlement sites and inventory trips on Setumaa
No full textProovikaevamised asulakohtadel ja inspektsioonid Setumaa
Archaeological excavations of the Stone Age settlement site and ruin of the stone cist grave of the Early Metal Age in Kaseküla: Arheoloogilised kaevamised Kaseküla kiviaja asulakohal ja varase maetalliaja kivikirstkalme äärevarel
No full textArchaeological excavations of the Stone Age settlement site and ruin of the stone cist grave of the Early Metal Age in Kasekül
Archaeological inventories on the islands in the Livonian Bay: Arheoloogilised inspektsioonid Liivi lahe saartel
No full textArchaeological inventories on the islands in the Livonian Ba
Archaeological Excavations at Tõnija Tuulingumäe Tarand-Grave, Saaremaa: Arheoloogilised kaevamised Tõnija Tuulingumäe tarandkalmel Saaremaal
No full textArchaeological Excavations at Tõnija Tuulingumäe Tarand-Grave, Saarema
Archaeological Investigation on a Medieval ManorComplex in Keila : Uurimistööd Keila keskaegsel mõisakompleksil
No full textArchaeological Investigation on a Medieval ManorComplex in Keil
Archaeological Investigations in Otepää and Its Surroundings in 1996: Arheoloogilistest uurimistöödest Otepääl ja Otepää ümbruses 1996. aastal
No full textArchaeological Investigations in Otepää and Its Surroundings in 199
Inventory of Underwater Cultural Heritage in Estonia : Veealuse kultuuripärandi inventeerimine Eestis
No full textInventory of Underwater Cultural Heritage in Estoni
Eesti labidaspeaga luunõelte dateerimisest: The dating of spade-headed bone pins of Estonia
No full textEesti labidaspeaga luunõelte dateerimises
Archaeological fieldwork on sites discovered by metal detectorists on arable land: Selli, Seliküla, Tarva and Kabila
Get PDFThe KUM-TA 4 project focuses on archaeological sites discovered by hobbyists located on cultivated farmland. The project aims to find effective methods for documenting and researching these monuments and to integrate the data obtained into a broader understanding of Estonian history. In 2024, we organised fieldwork at four sites located in different counties of Estonia. In summary, it can be confirmed that the cultural layer of archaeological sites on intensively cultivated farmland is rather poorly preserved. Even based primarily on areas of concentration of finds, it is possible to analyse, for example, the distance between burial and settlement areas and other patterns of landscape use. Analysis of the finds allows us to estimate the duration and continuity of use of a site, as well as its possible size in the past