Landskap
Organising landscape

The research group “Organising landscape” focuses on how landscapes were perceived, constructed and organised in Iron and Middle Age, taking its starting point in archaeology, history, onomastics, art history, history of religion, geophysics and remote sensing. “Landscape” is a term of wide comprehension, enabling quite different theoretical and methodological approaches to the topic. Consequently, the research group deals with different kinds of “landscapes”, e.g. countryside, urban landscape, ritual and sacral landscapes, and mental maps. A central question is which concepts and preconditions can be assumed to have be crucial for the perception of physical and spiritual space in different environments and times.
Participants
Margrete Helen Syrstad Andås
Axel Christophersen
Carmen Cuenca-Garcia
Ellen Johanne Grav Ellingsen
Magnar Mojaren Gran
Geir Grønnesby
Terje Masterud Hellan
Merete Moe Henriksen
Torkel Johansen
Birgit Maixner
Ole Risbøl
Jon Anders Risvaag
Merete Røskaft
Raymond Sauvage
Arne Anderson Stamnes
Ingrid Ystgaard
Databases and recources
PhD Candidates
Master students
Carl Fredrik Wahr Vemmestad
Agathe S. F. Smørholm
Mari Raastad