• The effect of formation processes on the frequency of palaeolithic cave sites in semiarid zones: Insights from Kazakhstan 

  Varis, Aristeidis; Miller, Christopher; Cuthbertson, Patrick; Namen, Abay; Taimagambetov, Zhaken; Iovita, Radu (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2022)

  Central Asian caves with Palaeolithic deposits are few, but they provide a rich record of human fossils and cultural assemblages that has been used to model Late Pleistocene hominin dispersals. However, previous research ...

• Aker og den norske samarbeidstradisjonen 

  Erlien, Trond Holmen; Grove, Knut (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2022)

  Fra 1950-årene utviklet Aker seg til å bli et stort konsern og en motor i norsk verkstedindustri. I Aker, på bedrifts- og konsern-nivå, vokste det fram et tett samarbeid mellom ledelse og fagforeninger, sentrert rundt ...

• Václav Marek’s approach to the indigenous Sami religion 

  Rydving, Håkan (Chapter, 2022)

• Historiske fortellinger om 22. juli 

  Økland, Sara Berge (Master thesis, 2022-05-20)

  Temaet for denne studien er lærebokfortellinger om terrorangrepene den 22. juli 2011. Masteroppgaven undersøker hvilke fortellinger som er tilstede i lærebøkene og hva slags funksjoner disse fortellingene har. Lærebøkenes ...

• 1804: Saint Faust i Bergen. Nøytralitet, territorialrett og folkerett. 

  Moine, Thomas Gerhardsen (Master thesis, 2022-05-25)

• Felles ramme, ulikt resultat? : En analyse av historiedidaktiske emner ved UiO og UiT med bakgrunn i politiske føringer og institusjonelle valg 

  Karlsen, Pål Brian Sundet (Master thesis, 2022-06-03)

  In this thesis I analyze the results of history didactic courses at UiO and UiT, based on public notes and institutional choices. I examine these result in a programmatically level, in relation to sixth form teacher education ...

• Kirkeorganisasjonen i Bergen bispedømme i første halvdel av 1300-tallet 

  Tryti, Anna Elisa (Master thesis, 1987)

• Religion-marked Spaces and Memories of Violence in Mumbai : Inhabiting and Remembering 

  Velamur, Sumanya Anand (Doctoral thesis, 2022-06-10)

  Mumbai (erstwhile Bombay) is home to several religion-based segregated spaces, particularly of minority religions. In an ethnographic fieldwork conducted between 2015-2018, I explore the relationship that inhabitants of ...

• Ancient Cities: Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age 

  Feuser, Stefan; Brouns, Francis; Blømer, Michael; Duplouy, Alain; Malmberg, Simon; Merten, Stephanie; Videbech, Christina; Zambon, Alessia; Zarmakoupi, Mantha (Journal article, 2022)

  In this paper we present an overview of the Ancient Cities project’s outcomes and experiences with producing and testing digital educational material in the field of archaeology. In the first part, the Massive Open Online ...

• Trade, Traders, and Religion in Gateway-Cities of the Roman East 

  Seland, Eivind Heldaas (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2021)

  Long distance merchants occupied socially liminal positions in pre-modern societies, operating across in-groups that were mostly defined by birth. This created a double need for social cohesion within the merchant collective ...

• ‘And They Read in That Night Books of History’: Consuming, Discussing, and Producing Texts about the Past in al-Ghawrī’s Majālis as Social Practices 

  Mauder, Christian (Chapter, 2021)

• Introduction: Historical and contemporary South Asian religions 

  Jacobsen, Knut Axel (Chapter, 2021)

• Widengren, Gnosticism, and the Religionsgeschichtliche Schule 

  Thomassen, Einar (Chapter, 2021)

• Early pilgrimage traditions in South Asia 

  Jacobsen, Knut Axel (Chapter, 2021)

  This chapter looks at early history of pilgrimage in South Asia. Sacred sites that were believed to offer rewards to those who visited them have been a significant feature of South Asian religious traditions since at least ...

• The Paradox of Palmyra: An Ancient anomalopolis in the Desert 

  Raja, Rubina; Seland, Eivind Heldaas (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2022)

  Palmyra, the UNESCO world heritage site that tragically made headlines following ISIS’s destruction of several of its key monuments in 2015, was once a thriving city in the heart of the Syrian Desert. Settled from Neolithic ...

• An initial assessment of zooarchaeological assemblage sizes from South Africa 

  Badenhorst, Shaw; Mthombothi, Nomaswazi; Niekerk, Karen Loise van; Henshilwood, Christopher Stuart (Journal article, 2022)

  Large faunal assemblages remain a concern in zooarchaeology. Without sufficiently large assemblages, interpretations about the past are less secure. The number of potential taxa in an assemblage is related to various factors ...

• Religions around the Arctic: Source Criticism and Comparisons 

  Rydving, Håkan; Kaikkonen, Konsta Ilari (Stockholm Studies in Comparative Religion;, Book, 2022)

• A kinship network analysis of Palmyrene genealogies 

  Brughmans, Tom; Bobou, Olympia; Kristensen, Nathalia B.; Thomsen, Rikke R.; Jensen, Jesper V.; Seland, Eivind Heldaas; Raja, Rubina (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2021)

  In this proof-of-concept study we investigate the potential and chal-lenges of a formal network approach for the examination of 1st to 3rd century CE kinship networks in ancient Palmyra (in present-day Syria). The recent ...

• Rhinoceros from the Middle Stone Age in the Eastern and Western Cape of South Africa 

  Badenhorst, Shaw; Ratshinanga, Rialivhuwa; Parrini, Francesca; Niekerk, Karen Loise van; Henshilwood, Christopher Stuart (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2021)

  In southern Africa, the Middle Stone Age (MSA), spanning more than 200,000 years, is a critical time period, in which Homo sapiens first appears. MSA sites located in the Eastern and Western Cape provinces of South Africa ...

• Church and Cultures in the Catholic Missionary Renewal of the Early 20th Century: Critical Issues in the Thought of Costantini, Manna, and Vanzin 

  Marinaccio, Roberto (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2021)

  This article investigates the relationship between the church and indigenous cultures in the field of missionary renewal in the early 20th century, focusing on three influential Catholic figures: Celso Costantini, Paolo ...

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