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Jubileumssymposium: Hans Andersson 90 år! Resurser, regioner och strukturer. Historisk arkeologi nu
Tema gravar och begravningar från medeltid och tidigmodern tid
Interested in the Moche and Inca cultures? The course Andean Archaeology is open for late applicatio
Interested in the Moche and Inca cultures? The course Andean Archaeology is open for late application. Interested in the Moche and Inca cultures? The course Andean Archaeology is open for late application. Publicerad den 6 februari 2012 Join a unique new course taught in English offered in cooperation with the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP) & the Department of Archaeology at Lund
Lima - Lund: An Attractive Exchange. The Inka and Moche culture and Ancient Norse paganism
Lima - Lund: An Attractive Exchange. The Inka and Moche culture and Ancient Norse paganism Lima - Lund: An Attractive Exchange. The Inka and Moche culture and Ancient Norse paganism Publicerad den 31 maj 2011 "In Lima, fascinated students are taught about Norse paganism – in Lund they are taught about the rise and fall of the Inca and Moche civilisations. With the support of the Linnaeus-Palme pro
https://www.ark.lu.se/article/lima-lund-an-attractive-exchange-the-inka-and-moche-culture-and-ancient-norse-paganism/ - 2026-09-24
Money may have originated through long distance trade, new theory suggests
Money may have originated through long distance trade, new theory suggests Money may have originated through long distance trade, new theory suggests Publicerad den 20 februari 2025 Two of the most commonly accepted theories for the origin of money are the commodity theory and the chartalist theory. Both have drawbacks, but in recent years, the chartalist theory has gained much traction. A recent
https://www.ark.lu.se/article/money-may-have-originated-through-long-distance-trade-new-theory-suggests/ - 2026-10-15
New book from the department!
New book from the department! New book from the department! Publicerad den 16 december 2025 Mikael Fauvelle has co-edited a book on the archaeology of seafaring that was just published with the University Press of Florida. This edited volume makes the case for the importance of boats and seafaring to the archaeology and anthropology of small-scale societies around the world. Chapters include contr
https://www.ark.lu.se/article/new-book-from-the-department/ - 2026-11-02
