Papers by Karen Høilund Nielsen
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Hikuin, 2002
A c. 1000-word abstract in English is already published at pp. 301-2 in the same volume of Hikuin... more A c. 1000-word abstract in English is already published at pp. 301-2 in the same volume of Hikuin. This is included as a pdf on the relevant CD.
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American Journal of Archaeology, 1999
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Studies in classification, data analysis, and knowledge organization, 1992
The use of Correspondence Analysis (CA) for stylistic analyses of archaeological material, i.e. o... more The use of Correspondence Analysis (CA) for stylistic analyses of archaeological material, i.e. objects decorated in the Animal Art of the Late Iron Age. As an introduction Correspondence Analysis is applied to a range of ideal matrices.
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Kuml, Nov 12, 2018
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Kuml, 2018
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A c. 1000-word abstract in English is already published at pp. 301-2 in the same volume of Hikuin... more A c. 1000-word abstract in English is already published at pp. 301-2 in the same volume of Hikuin. This is included as a pdf on the relevant CD.
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Wolf, Horse, and Dragon An iconographic analysis of the animals of Styles II-III By Karen Hoilund... more Wolf, Horse, and Dragon An iconographic analysis of the animals of Styles II-III By Karen Hoilund Nielsen The fauna of animal Styles II and III can be identified by species to a certain degree, although not so many of the quadrupeds. Meanwhile the corpus of material is now so large that a systematic analysis should provide some insights into the matter. This systematic analysis is based on the occurrence, on single objects, of combinations of body-elements that are supposed to be relevant to the identification of species. Correspondence analysis is applied to the objects and body-elements and the result presents the general relationship between various types of body-elements, with a frequent tendency to clustering. The material is analysed separately for each of the following regions: Scandinavia, Anglo-Saxon England, and the Continent. A series of other details were also recorded: the number of legs, special head-types, and the relationship with earlier and later styles. The result...
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Germanic Animal Art (Salin’s Styles I-III) A historical perspective By Karen Hoilund Nielsen & Si... more Germanic Animal Art (Salin’s Styles I-III) A historical perspective By Karen Hoilund Nielsen & Siv Kristoffersen The study of animal art has been a strong tradition within archaeological research in northern Europe and Scandinavia. The history of this field of research provides a perspective that helps one to understand the development of archaeology as a whole. Many scholars have contributed to the study of Germanic animal art, and an attempt is made to highlight the most important of these. This stands alongside an attempt to present the study of animal art in its entirety, in order to reveal the various research traditions. This is accompanied by a focus upon the individual scholars and their involvement in various debates, both of a methodological or theoretical character, and in respect of interpretation. The history of the subject is divided into five principal sections. Under the first, Animal art becomes a science, the slender beginnings under C.J. Thomsen and Oscar Monteliu...
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Small Things – Wide Horizons, 2015
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Grab/Gräberfeld - Trachtgeschichte - Typologi
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The Antiquaries Journal, 1999
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