Martin Rundkvist
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Martin Rundkvist (1972-) is an archaeologist based in Stockholm, Sweden. He received his PhD in 2003 from the University of Stockholm for a dissertation about the largest prehistoric cemetery on the Baltic island of Gotland.
Rundkvist's research deals with the prehistory of Scandinavia, mainly the Migration Period, the Vendel Period and the Viking Period (AD 400-1100). In debates, he has taken a rationalistic and critical position against post-modernist relativism in archaeology. He is co-editor of the academic quarterly journal Fornvännen, the skeptical quarterly Folkvett and Scandinavian correspondent for Antiquity.[1] He also keeps the blog Aardvarchaeology at ScienceBlogs.com.
Bibliography
Books
- Swedish seminar papers in archaeology 1991-1996, Stockholm (1998)
- Grave matters : eight studies of first millennium AD burials in Crimea, England and southern Scandinavia : papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists fourth annual meeting in Göteborg 1998, Oxford (1999, editor)
- Barshalder. 1, A cemetery in Grötlingbo and Fide parishes, Gotland, Sweden, c. AD 1-1100 : excavations and finds 1826-1971, Stockholm (2003)
- Barshalder. 2, Studies of Late Iron Age Gotland, Stockholm (2003)
- Barshalder. 3, Rojrhage in Grötlingbo : a multi-component Neolithic shore site on Gotland, with Christian Lindqvist and Karl Thorsberg, Stockholm (2004)
- Scholarly Journals Between the Past and the Future, Stockholm (2007, editor)
References
External links
- Personal web site
- Aardvarchaeology blog
- Fornvännen A Swedish archaeological journal.
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