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Inju Vanatoa rural cemetery in Lääne-Viru County: Inju Vanatoa külakalmistu Lääne-Virumaal
Inju Vanatoa rural cemetery in Lääne-Viru Count
Prehistoric settlements in Viljandi. New evidence: Uusi andmeid Viljandi muinasasulatest
Prehistoric settlements in Viljandi. New evidenc
Finds of leather footwear from the excavations at Sauna Street 10 in Tallinn: Nahkjalatsid Tallinnast Sauna tänav 10 arheoloogiliste kaevamiste leiumaterjalis
Finds of leather footwear from the excavations at Sauna Street 10 in Tallin
Archaeological field work in the surroundings of lake Kahala : Arheoloogilised välitööd Kahala järve ümbruskonnas
Archaeological field work in the surroundings of lake Kahal
A hoard from the prehistoric settlement of Tõrma: Peitleid Tõrma muinasasulast
A hoard from the prehistoric settlement of Tõrm
Archaeological investigations of the hill-fort of Narva Joaoru: Arheoloogilised uurimistööd Narva Joaoru linnusel
Archaeological investigations of the hill-fort of Narva Joaor
Excavations at Tõnija Tuulingumäe tarand-grave will be continued: Kaevamised Tõnija Tuulingumäe tarandkalmel jätkuvad
Excavations at Tõnija Tuulingumäe tarand-grave will be continue
Uus uurimus keskaja arheoloogiast: A new treatment on Medieval archaeology
Uus uurimus keskaja arheoloogias
Investigations at Sindi-Lodja
In 2024, archaeological rescue work was carried out at the Sindi-Lodja I settlement site, and preliminary investigations were conducted in the protection zone of the same settlement site and in the immediate vicinity on both banks of the Reiu River. The work aimed to sieve a pile of soil containing finds collected from an area excavated without archaeological supervision and to conduct a spot survey of the riverbank area. A total of 133 finds were collected from a pile measuring a few cubic metres using surface collection and water sieving. Both archaeological and geoarchaeological surveys were conducted in the area of the new Sindi-Lodja bridge construction. A total of 57 test pits were excavated during the fieldwork, and geoarchaeological probing was carried out at 12 locations. The later revealed e deposit very similar to the earlier investigated cultural layer at Sindi-Lodja I and II Stone Age settlement sites
Iron smelting or smithery: surveying the uncertain iron working sites in Estonia
The article discusses four little-studied ironworking sites in Estonia, where 1-2-day fieldwork was conducted in 2024. The main objective was to collect slag and iron samples for metallographic analysis and radiocarbon dating. Despite the short duration of the fieldwork, significant results were achieved in identifying and characterising ironworking activities at the sites studied. The results show that even small-scale studies can provide valuable information when combined with metallographic and radiocarbon analysis of iron artefacts. The dating of cast iron proved to be important, as there is no evidence of its targeted production in Estonia before the 15th century