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Frode Iversen
30 minutter. Onsdag 21.01. klokken 12.0014.00, Stort møterom (ved Klubben) i Georg
Sverdrups hus, Blindern
The Assembly Project (TAP)
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http://www.khm.uio.no/
english/research/proje
cts/assembly-project/
Overall aim of the
project
To investigate the role of
assemblies in the creation
of collective identities and
emergent kingdoms in
medieval Northern Europe
June 2010 – des 2013
Northern Europe - area of study
IP 1: Aim: to examine how royal power established
solid administrative systems in new subordinated
provinces and conquered kingdoms. Scandinavian
homelands and European background
Dr. Frode Iversen, Marie Ødegaard,
Halldis Hobæk, Oslo and Bergen
universities, Prof. Ingvild Øye, supervisor
IP 2 Aim: to investigate past and current scholarship
on assemblies, and the hybrid thing institution in the
Danelaw
Dr. Sarah Semple, Tudor Skinner
Durham University
IP 3 Aim: to examine the economic activities of thing
sites and their effects, focusing on economic activities,
such as trade at or near thing sites
IP 4 Aim: to explore the establishment of the Norse
thing organisation and assembly sites in the areas of
Norse settlement and colonisation, compared to the
situation in the Viking homelands
Dr. Natascha
Mehler,, Vienna
University
Dr. Alexandra
Sanmark, Centre
for Nordic Studies
in Orkney.
Task CPR – start date
1/6-10
Milestones 1-3, papers
Milestone 4, (IP1-4)
contribution to synthesis
Milestone 5, synthesis
Milestone 6 monographs
Fieldwork (PI 3 and 4)
Conferences (PI 1-4)
presenting papers
Dissemination (milestones)
Webpage and exhibition
Administration
CRP work-shops, Oslo,
Vienna, Durham, Orkney
PhD supervising
Year 1
Year 2
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Major scientific outputs:
•3 PhD-monographs
•1 monograph
•1 synthesis
•C. 20 articles
•7 fieldwork reports
(Marie, Halldis, Tudor)
(Alex)
(all project members)
(all project members)
(Natascha, main editor)
•2 special thing-volumes in Journal of the
North Atlantic (JONA), with invited guests (20
articles) (Alex main editor, all PI co-eds)
Workshop
Theme
Name
Title
NR. 1
Durham
Valoration and rhetoric:
Situating Assembly Studies
(previous work and current
approaches). Research history.
Different traditions and
common ground: England/
Ireland/Scotland/ Wales/
Scandinavia/ Continental
Europe
Dr Sarah Semple Dept. of Archaeology, Durham
University
Tudor Skinner Dept. of Archaeology, Durham
University
Prof Andrew Reynolds Institute of Archaeology,
University College London
Dr Alexandra Sanmark Centre for Nordic Studies,
University of the Highlands and Islands,Orkney
Marie Ødegaard Department of Archaeology,
History, Cultural studies and Religion, University
of Bergen
Halldis Hobæk Department of Archaeology,
Museum of Cultural history, University of Oslo
Assembly in Britain past and current points of
view
English assembly studies and new perspectives
on the North
Situating Landscapes of Governance
Eight keywords
Four workshops
1.Valorisation
2.Rhetoric
Current thinking on
morphology and location
(Location: borders versus
centrality / elements:
houses/hearth/standing
stones/activities/cemeteries
etc)
3.Territorialisation
4.Migration of
administrative
frameworks
5.Societal norms
6.Gender studies
Keynote speakers: hierarchies
and models
Nr. 2
Utstein
The concept of
Territorialisation
7.Economic activity
8.Collective identities
Migration of administrative
frameworks
Dr Frode Iversen Department of Archaeology,
Museum of Cultural history, University of Oslo
Prof Stephen Driscoll Dept. of Archaeology,
University of Glasgow
Dr Alexandra Sanmark Centre for Nordic Studies,
University of the Highlands and Islands,Orkney
Dr Natascha Mehler Dep. of Prehistory and
Historical Archaeology, Vienna University
Dr Stewart Brookes Institute of Archaeology,
University College London
Dr John Baker Institute for Name Studies, School
for English Studies, University of Nottingham
Dean Paton Dept. of History and Archaeology,
University of Chester
Prof. Ingvild Øye, Department of Archaeology,
History, Cultural studies and Religion, University
of Bergen
Dr. Anne Irene Riisøy Independent researcher,
University of Oslo
Prof. Orri Vésteinsson Department of
Archaeology, University of Iceland
(Keynote speaker)
Dr Frode Iversen Department of Archaeology,
Museum of Cultural history, University of Oslo
Dr Sarah Semple Dept. of Archaeology, Durham
University
Dr Natascha Mehler Dep. of Prehistory and
Historical Archaeology, Vienna University
Approaches in Scandinavia
The history of Assembly Studies in Norway
Assemblies, administrative areas and older
territorial units. A short overview of Norwegian
research
The geography of Tings, Scandinavia 400-1623
AD - New discoveries on Norwegian Court Sites
Perspectives on assembly from across the English
border.
The Islands and Sweden
The Þing in the North and its mercantile aspects
(AD 800-1500)
New thinking on the UK and English sites
Thingwall: a new case study and methodology
Regional things - law things - assemblies initiated
by the King?
The Ting and central places in Edic poems
The concept of Territorialisation
The European background
Assembly practices and sites in Ireland
The Thing in the town: the pictorial evidence of
the Volkach Salbuch
Dr. Nanna Løkka, Høgskolen i Telemark /
University of Oslo
Endre Elvestad, Stavanger Sjøfartsmuseum
Myth as ideology. The thing in edic poems
Dr. Ulf Jansson, Stockholm University Department
of Human Geography (Keynotespeaker)
Migration of administrative frameworks
Tudor Skinner Dept. of Archaeology, Durham
University
The thing in the Danelaw
Ola Svensson, Linnéuniversitetet in Växjö
Jurisdiction, landscape and placenames in Skåne
Halldis Hobæk Department of Archaeology,
Museum of Cultural history, University of Oslo
Administrative structures in Western Norway. A
preliminary outline
Royal power, local resistance? Regional things in
Eastern Norway(Marie)
Marie Ødegaard Department of Archaeology,
History,Cultural studies and Religion, University
of Bergen
Prof. Orri Vésteinsson Department of
Archaeology, University of Iceland
Royal power and Hanseatic resistance - the short
story of the "lagting" at Avaldsnes, Rogaland
New territories: the emergence of Icelandic thing
Tinghaug, Dysjane. ”Thingkredsen” at the farm Hauge in Haug skipreide,
Rogaland. Roman and Migration period (?)
Photo: Ragne Jonsrud, Achaeological Museum, Stavanger
Archaeological fieldwork
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Søknadsprosessen
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Rammer
• 1 million EURO
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Enkel struktur i søknaden
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4 delprosjekter
4 workshops
8 keywords
Monografi med 8 kapitler
Enkel struktur i søknaden
• Workshop 1. Valorisation: modern history / Rhetoric: drama &
literature
• Workshop 2. Territorialisation: geography / Migration of
administrative frameworks: political sciences
• Workshop 3. Societal norms: social anthropology & sociology /
Gendering: gender studies
• Workshop 4. Economic activity: history of economics /
Collective identities: social anthropology
Enkel struktur i søknaden
TAP-theme (Key-word)
(see A3.1)
1) Valorisation
2) Territorialisation
3) Migration of adm. Frameworks
4) Economic activity
5) Collective identities
6) Societal norms and “othering”
7) Gendered power-structures
8) Rhetoric
IP 1
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IP 2
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IP 3
NM
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IP 4
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Struktur monografi
Synthesis
(outline)
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Theme for Workshops (WS)
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Oslo
Vienna
Vienna
Orkney
Orkney
Durham
Durham
Oslo
Noenlunde lik deling av midlene fra
starten forenkler samarbeidet
Vær tydelig på
leveransene
Evalueringsprosess
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grundig evaluert
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Måling og veiing. HERAs vurdering av
TAP. Helt på topp!
Prekvalifisering
Hovedsøknad
Årsrapport 1
Årsrapport 2
Sluttrapport
Antall sider
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(80)
(235)
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Collaborations and European added value (4,4, 4)
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(3 og 2) (Skala 0-4)
(4 og 4) (Skala 0-4)
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The Assembly Project is financially supported by the HERA
Joint Research Programme (www.heranet.info) which is cofunded by AHRC, AKA, DASTI, ETF, FNR, FWF, HAZU, IRCHSS,
MHEST, NWO, RANNIS, RCN, VR and The European Community
FP7 2007-2013, under the Socio-economic Sciences and
Humanities programme.
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Dr. Alexandra Sanmark
Dr. Sarah Semple,
Marie Ødegaard
Dr. Natascha Mehler
Halldis Hobæk
Tudor Skinner
Dr. Frode Iversen