“What was a cooking-pit called in the Iron Age?"

Stefan Brink

“What was a cooking-pit called in the Iron Age?"

Stefan Brink

Institute for Northern Studies

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The article discusses the archaeological objects called 'cooking pits' which are a recurring find at excavations, today often found in large quantitates for example nearby assembly places. The hypothesis is that these 'cooking pits' were called 'arinn' in the Old Scandinavian languages.

Idioma original	English
Título de la publicación alojada	Re-imagining Periphery: Archaeology and Text in Northern Europe from Iron Age to Viking and Early Medieval Periods
Editores	Charlotta Hillerdal, Ktistin Ilves
Lugar de publicación	Oxford
Editorial	Oxbow Books
Capítulo	9
Páginas	103-106
Número de páginas	4
ISBN (versión impresa)	9781789254501
Estado	Published - 2020

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