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2022-1-1 · Iron Production in the Viking Age Although Norse people knew of mining and mined some iron ore in a variety of locations throughout Scandinavia, most Viking era iron was smelted from bog iron. The photo to the left shows
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Chapter 11 Ore, Fire, Hammer, Sickle: Iron Production in Viking Age and Early Medieval Iceland* Kevin P. Smith Iron production may be used as a window through which to view, in part, the economic structure of Icelandic society during the Viking Age (c. AD 870-1000) and Early Medieval (AD 1000-1264) periods. kon was a critical resource for maintaining and reproducing
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2004-1-1 · Ore, Fire, Hammer, Sickle: Iron Production in Viking Age and Early Medieval Iceland*. January 2004. DOI: 10.4324/9781315258478-15. In book: De Re Metallica: The Uses of Metal in the Middle Ages ...
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Ironwork in the Viking Age: Iron in the Viking Age: An overview of ironworking in the Viking Age. Includes a look at materials, tools and the role and status of the smith. Originally written for 'Interpreting the Viking Age'. Iron & Smelting in
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2020-1-16 · The thousands of iron production sites scattered across the mountain and valley regions of Norway are testament to a massive surplus production from the latter half of the Viking Age throughout the High Middle Ages. Archaeological and his-torical sources indicate that this production was carried out by singular farms. Still,
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2015-1-3 · Ironwork in the Viking Age: Iron in the Viking Age: An overview of ironworking in the Viking Age. Includes a look at materials, tools and the role and status of the smith. Originally written for 'Interpreting the Viking Age'. € Iron & Smelting in Vinland: A discussion of the site at L'Anse aux Meadows.
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2015-9-17 · The increasing population separated into distinct groups of the society during the later Iron Age is believed to have raised conflicts. Archeological traces of defence structures like palisades and large amounts of weapon
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2015-5-31 · Adventures in Early Iron Production - An overview of experimental iron smelts, 2001 - 2005,. A paper presented by Darrell Markewitz. at the 1st Annual Symposium,fo the 'Friends of the Medieval Studies Society of the
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2020-8-14 · Entering the Viking Age through the Baltic Introduction The 8th century is generally regarded as the prelude to the Viking Age proper. The historical narrative of the Viking Age is commonly thought of as beginning at the time when raiding Scandinavians became visible in a western European context, mainly during the 9 th and 10 th centuries
Read More2018-5-8 · Danish Viking blacksmiths worked with iron that contained around 0.8 per cent carbon, and when it hardened it had the strength of modern day steel. The difference between iron and steel is the amount of carbon: Iron that contains more than 0.35 per cent carbon becomes steel. Small cross-section samples of a number of swords and knives.
Read MoreChapter 11 Ore, Fire, Hammer, Sickle: Iron Production in Viking Age and Early Medieval Iceland* Kevin P. Smith Iron production may be used as a window through which to view, in part, the economic structure of Icelandic society during the Viking Age (c. AD 870-1000) and Early Medieval (AD 1000-1264) periods. kon was a critical resource for maintaining and reproducing
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2021-3-11 · 'Iron in the Viking Age' is a set of point form notes that accompanied a 2002 lecture that presented an overview of the iron smelting process. In spring of 2001, I participated in a project that added a new reconstruction to the L'Anse aux Meadows HNS - an iron smelter.
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2010-5-19 · Interest in iron extraction has primarily been focused on the aspects of settlement and economy. The physical remains are largely concentrated in such regions as are marginal for agrarian settlement. Recent surveys indicate, that the surplus production areas are more geographically limited than was previously believed.
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Iron played a key role in the Viking Age settlement of Iceland and the subsequent medieval economy on the island. Iron smelting was a time-consuming process, but the product was valuable and necessary for the maintenance of a farmstead. This thesis examines the scale of production at a single iron production site in northern Iceland. In 2017 the site of Stekkjarborg,
Read More2021-6-1 · 6) ' Ore, Fire, Hammer, Sickle: Iron Production in Viking Age and Early Medieval Iceland ‘ Kevin P. Smith - 2004, pg 13 7) Details of the 8 experimental tests in this series are found in 'Now with 70% Less Clay! Experiments with ...
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2015-9-17 · The increasing population separated into distinct groups of the society during the later Iron Age is believed to have raised conflicts. Archeological traces of defence structures like palisades and large amounts of weapon related finds
Read More2020-8-14 · Entering the Viking Age through the Baltic Introduction The 8th century is generally regarded as the prelude to the Viking Age proper. The historical narrative of the Viking Age is commonly thought of as beginning at the time when raiding Scandinavians became visible in a western European context, mainly during the 9 th and 10 th centuries
Read More2018-5-8 · Danish Viking blacksmiths worked with iron that contained around 0.8 per cent carbon, and when it hardened it had the strength of modern day steel. The difference between iron and steel is the amount of carbon: Iron that contains more than 0.35 per cent carbon becomes steel. Small cross-section samples of a number of swords and knives.
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2015-5-31 · Adventures in Early Iron Production - An overview of experimental iron smelts, 2001 - 2005,. A paper presented by Darrell Markewitz. at the 1st Annual Symposium,fo the 'Friends of the Medieval Studies Society of the Royal Ontario
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2013-10-18 · From the Viking Age, 800–1050 AD there are more finds of hemp pollen and hemp seeds, for example from the area Lake Mälaren, near Stockholm and
Read More2021-3-11 · 'Iron in the Viking Age' is a set of point form notes that accompanied a 2002 lecture that presented an overview of the iron smelting process. In spring of 2001, I participated in a project that added a new reconstruction to the L'Anse aux Meadows HNS - an iron smelter.
Read More2010-5-19 · Interest in iron extraction has primarily been focused on the aspects of settlement and economy. The physical remains are largely concentrated in such regions as are marginal for agrarian settlement. Recent surveys indicate, that the surplus production areas are more geographically limited than was previously believed.
Read MoreIron played a key role in the Viking Age settlement of Iceland and the subsequent medieval economy on the island. Iron smelting was a time-consuming process, but the product was valuable and necessary for the maintenance of a farmstead. This thesis examines the scale of production at a single iron production site in northern Iceland. In 2017 the site of Stekkjarborg,
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2015-9-17 · The increasing population separated into distinct groups of the society during the later Iron Age is believed to have raised conflicts. Archeological traces of defence structures like palisades and large amounts of weapon related finds strengthen this view, and to extend one’s territory seems to have culminated in the Vikings’ trade and conquering expeditions at the end
Read More2021-6-1 · 6) ' Ore, Fire, Hammer, Sickle: Iron Production in Viking Age and Early Medieval Iceland ‘ Kevin P. Smith - 2004, pg 13 7) Details of the 8 experimental tests in this series are found in 'Now with 70% Less Clay! Experiments with ...
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The thousands of iron production sites scattered across the mountain and valley regions of Norway are testament to a massive surplus production from the latter half of the Viking Age throughout the High Middle Ages. Archaeological and historical
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2022-2-7 · Hurstwic: Iron Production in the Viking Age. Although Norse people knew of mining and mined some iron ore in a variety of locations throughout Scandinavia, most Viking era iron was smelted from bog iron. Where streams run from nearby mountains through a peat bog, bog iron can almost always be found. ...
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2017-5-1 · Since the mid 1990s the National Museum of Denmark and Museum Vestsjælland have conducted excavations on two royal residential complexes from late Germanic Iron Age and Viking Age. During the excavations a range of samples were collected for macrofossil analysis. In two of these samples two seeds of vine grapes dated to the late Germanic Iron Age and the
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2020-3-12 · Linguists believe that place names ending in -heim or -hem are among the oldest in Scandinavia, and are primarily dated to the Roman Iron Age (ca. 0 AD to 400 AD) and the Migration Period (ca. 400-550 AD). Researchers have known that the name Sæheimr has been linked to centres of power. The sagas tell of two Norwegian royal manors named Sæheimr.
Read More2013-10-18 · From the Viking Age, 800–1050 AD there are more finds of hemp pollen and hemp seeds, for example from the area Lake Mälaren, near Stockholm and
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