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Uleberg, Espen; Bonelli, Letizia; Pantos, George Alexis; Indgjerd, Hallvard; Kristensen, Steinar & Samdal, Magne
(2023).
Digitizing and connecting archaeological objects and documentation.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2023).
UniMus:Kultur – ny gjenstandsbase for arkeologi.
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Uleberg, Espen; Pantos, George Alexis; Kristensen, Steinar & Samdal, Magne
(2023).
ADED - Sharing excavation documentation.
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Uleberg, Espen; Matsumoto, Mieko; Dell'Unto, Nicoló; Callieri, Marco; Pantos, George Alexis & Bonelli, Letizia
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(2023).
Converging and diverging vacobularies - a constant strive for national agreement .
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Bonelli, Letizia; Indgjerd, Hallvard; Pantos, George Alexis & Uleberg, Espen
(2023).
Experiences from the BItFROST Project: Developing a 3D repository at the Museum of Cultural History.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2022).
FAIR data i norsk arkeologi.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2022).
Innledning til sesjonen FAIR data i norsk arkeologi - dokumentasjon som tekst, bilde og 3D.
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Uleberg, Espen; Matsumoto, Mieko; Pantos, George Alexis & Bonelli, Letizia
(2022).
Toward standardised vocabularies for Norwegian archaeology.
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Nenova, Denitsa; Bruseker, George; Derudas, Paola; Hiebel, Gerald; Hivert, Florian & Katsianis, Markos
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(2022).
BRINGING EXCAVATION DATA TOGETHER. ARE WE THERE YET AND WHERE
IS THAT?
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Uleberg, Espen; Matsumoto, Mieko; Kile-Vesik, Jakob Jan Edvin; Ore, Christian-Emil Smith; Dell'Unto, Nicoló & Bonelli, Letizia
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(2021).
Norwegian Unimus, Nordic Collections, and ARIADNEplus. Encouraging use and re-use of Collections, Excavation Documentation, and Museum Exhibits.
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Kile-Vesik, Jakob Jan Edvin & Uleberg, Espen
(2020).
Infrastrukturprosjektet ADED (Archaeological Digital Excavation Documentation) .
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Uleberg, Espen; Matsumoto, Mieko; Ore, Christian-Emil Smith & Kile-Vesik, Jakob Jan Edvin
(2020).
Sustainable Archaeological Data in Norway.
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Uleberg, Espen & Kile-Vesik, Jakob Jan Edvin
(2019).
Prosjektet ADED (Archaeological Digital Excavation Documentation).
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Uleberg, Espen
(2019).
Big Data.
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Uleberg, Espen; Matsumoto, Mieko; Ore, Christian-Emil Smith & Kile-Vesik, Jakob Jan Edvin
(2019).
Infrastructures for Archaeology in Norway.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2019).
Current status of georeferenced metadata visualisation in Norwegian Stone Age.
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Uleberg, Espen & Matsumoto, Mieko
(2018).
Open source solutions for Norwegian Stone Age, Chaos theory, and the ADED-project (2018-2020).
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Matsumoto, Mieko; Uleberg, Espen; Kristensen, Steinar & Kile-Vesik, Jakob Jan Edvin
(2018).
LOUD and FAIR Norwegian archaeologicsl data.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2018).
Foreword.
I Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen (Red.),
Oceans of data. Proceedings of the 44th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology.
Archaeopress.
ISSN 9781784917302.
s. v–v.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2017).
ADED – dokumentasjon i plenum.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2017).
Display matters? Enhanced visualisation of Norwegian Neolithic landscapes.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2016).
Vertical aspects of Stone Age distribution in Norwegian high mountains.
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Kristensen, Steinar; Samdal, Magne & Uleberg, Espen
(2016).
Fra bakke til luft til skjerm - arkeologisk dokumentasjon fra tekst til 3D.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2015).
Digitizing archaeology in Norway.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2015).
Dynamic Distributions in macro- and micro perspective.
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Kristensen, Steinar & Uleberg, Espen
(2015).
Forhistorien i bygdene våre sett gjennom Kulturhistorisk museums sine arkiver. Vil du være med? Kulturhistorisk museum inviterer deg til nettdugnad.
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Kristensen, Steinar & Uleberg, Espen
(2015).
Forhistorien i bygdene våre sett gjennom Kulturhistorisk museums sine arkiver. Vil du være med? Kulturhistorisk museum inviterer deg til nettdugnad.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2013).
Scale dependent patterns in South-Eastern Norway.
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Matsumoto, Mieko & Uleberg, Espen
(2013).
Scale dependent patterns in South-Eastern Norway.
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This paper will use spatial analyses to explore appropriate scales for the study of activity patterns and covariations between landscapes and social groups in South-Eastern Norway. The areal units in the analyses are defined by river systems and landscape types. The archaeological find distribution reflects movement and activities in the landscape. The archaeological sites give the landscapes a time depth and can provide an understanding of different landscape perceptions. Different precisions in site allocation and dating will guide the level of aggregation and possible resolution of the landscape analyses.
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Uleberg, Espen & Pedersen, Ellen Anne
(2012).
Ecological and social space in the high mountains in South Norway 8500 – 2000 BP.
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Spatial analysis of artefacts and raw material types found in the high mountains and the neighbouring valleys indicate movement and exploitation of the landscape through time. This study will analyse the sites in time and space in relation to the fluctuating forest/tree line and the shift from a pure hunting/gatherer economy to pastoralism. It will explore how the allocation of the sites in the valleys in combination with the high-mountain sites reflects a shift in economy, responds to shifting climatic conditions and the construction of social space.
The first sites in the Norwegian high mountains appear shortly after the glaciers had melted; in the Lærdal mountains and Hardangervidda around 8500 BP. A pine forest was established as high as 1250 m a.s.l. around 8700-8500 BP, but the existence of a birch forest belt above the pine forest is debated. The major environmental factor in the mountains is the changing forest / tree line. The height of the tree line determines whether the high mountain sites have been in a totally different landscape or in a continuation of the forest in the valleys below. There are two conflicting models of the tree line. One is that there have been fluctuations, the other that the tree line was rather constant from the maximum until the climate deterioration at the beginning of the Iron Age.
The knowledge of the prehistory of the high mountain regions is based mainly on investigations in connection with dam constructions for hydro electrical power, but also on surveys made in connection with national plans for environmental protection of river basins. The prehistory of the forest regions surrounding the mountains is less known. There are two main reasons for this. Firstly the river basins are not exploited in the same way as in the mountain regions, and secondly that woodland sites are not as exposed and therefore more difficult to find.
The use of stone tools, both flint and especially local quartz/quartzites, continues through the Bronze Age and into the Iron Age. The main subsistence pattern throughout this period is the hunting of large cervids. Because of small changes in tools and subsistence, the term has been coined the Stone Using Period or the Long Stone Age. Many of the sites have no stratigraphy, no charcoal and no type specific artefacts. They can therefore not be dated more precisely than within the Long Stone Age, but each of them contributes to the understanding of the pattern of movement, activities and construction of social space.
There are indications of shieling in the high mountains as early as the Late Neolithic. This coincides with a shift in subsistence in the lowlands. The introduction of shieling is also reflected in the allocations of sites. The Late Neolithic site distribution correlates with sites from Iron Age and later. This indicates that the perception of the landscape and what constitutes a good site has changed.
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Uleberg, Espen & Pedersen, Ellen Anne
(2011).
Tregrenser og kulturminner på Hardangervidda.
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Uleberg, Espen & Kristensen, Steinar
(2011).
Tilgjengeliggjøring og lagring av arkeologisk dokumentasjon.
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Uleberg, Espen & Pedersen, Ellen Anne
(2011).
Kulturminner på Hardangervidda.
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Jordal, Ellen K Aasprang; Uleberg, Espen & Hauge, Brit
(2011).
Was it worth it? Experiences with a CIDOC CRM-based database.
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Uleberg, Espen & Matsumoto, Mieko
(2010).
National Web Portals for the Norwegian University Museums.
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Uleberg, Espen & Boaz, Joel Spencer
(2009).
How to Establish National Database Systems: Cooperate or Dictate.
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Uleberg, Espen & Matsumoto, Mieko
(2009).
National Extensive Databases in Norway—Pitfalls in a Bright Future.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2007).
Scale dependent patterns in large museum datasets.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2006).
Nicolay – blader fra et blads historie.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
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Matland, Susan & Uleberg, Espen
(2006).
Coming Around the Mountain: A Norwegian Tunnel.
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Uleberg, Espen & Rosseland, Svein
(2001).
Steinbrukende tid i Hemsdalsfjella.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2001).
Europas sentrum rundt år 1000.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
s. 42–47.
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Omtale av utstillingen 'Europas sentrum rundt år 1000' slik den ble vist i nasjonalmuseet i Budapest, Ungarn.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2000).
Bokanmeldelse: Svein Gullbekk:Norsk numismatisk bibliografi.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
81,
s. 30–31.
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Uleberg, Espen
(2000).
Digitalisierung des kulturellen Erbes.
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Uleberg, Espen
(1999).
Leder.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
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Prescott, Christopher; Melheim, Anne Lene; Wangen, Vivian; Anfinset, Nils & Uleberg, Espen
(1999).
Hunnprosjektet. INTERREG II - Helleristninger i grensebygd.
[Radio].
Oslo, IAKN, UiO.
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WWW page about the Hunn project
The investigations at Hunn and surveys in Østfold, Norway are part of a regional
Norwegian-Swedish collaboration. The research goals encompass, initially, understanding the
spatial and practical organisation of household, production and elements of ritual life. This is of
course legitimate research goals in themselves, but also serve to support ongoing work to
understand the ritual, religious and communicative expressions found in the rock art.
The regional co-operation is motivated by a wish for scientific collaboration between the
archaeology departments at the Universities in Oslo and Göteborg, as well as between the
museum (Universitetets Oldsaksamling, Oslo & Bohusläns Museum) and administrative authorities
(Bohuslän & Göteborgs län, Universitetets Oldsaksamling, Østfold Fylkeskommune and The
State Antiquities Service in western Sweden). The archaeological reason for this common project,
apart from common research interests, is found in the fact that the Bronze Age region that Østfold
was part of was found on both sides of today's national boarders between Sweden and Norway.
The empirical-methodological rationale for undertaking these investigations in Østfold is that there
are rich expressions of Bronze Age settlement and activity in Østfold. However, most of these
finds are not excavated or found in such a manner to provide the detailed and dependable
information necessary to conduct in-depth, contextual analyses. The latter means study different
activity and site types in relation to each other, with sufficient chronological resolution to allow a
historical narrative, and to place the finds in a greater Northern European scheme of
developments. In a Norwegian frame, the role of bronze has especially been debated. Discussions
have addressed questions concerning the role of metal in production, socio-symbolic life and its
cosmological meanings.
Despite limited resources, excavations at Hunn in 1996 to 1998 have so far provided invaluable
material that sheds light on early metallurgy, ritual, technology and culture around the beginning of
the Late Bronze Age (i.e. around 1000-700 BC). Excavations are planned for 1999, and the final
report is scheduled for December 1999. Click here for further information about excavations in
1999.
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Uleberg, Espen
(1996).
Fra skuff til skjerm.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
68,
s. 18–21.
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Uleberg, Espen & Harby, Sjur
(1992).
Blant vikinger i Berlin.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
60(4),
s. 82–83.
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Anmeldelse av utstillingen Wikinger Varäger Normannen. XXII Ausstellung des Europarates. 2.9. - 15.11.1992
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Uleberg, Espen & Harby, Sjur
(1992).
Vi må vite hvem vi er! Et lydbåndintervju med Charlotte Blindheim, derav den muntlige form.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
60(4),
s. 22–32.
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Uleberg, Espen
(1992).
Grav med lindekar.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
58(2),
s. 4–10.
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Amundsen, Hilde Rigmor; Uleberg, Espen & Fuglestvedt, Ingrid
(1991).
Steinzeitliche Rentierjagd.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
s. 24–30.
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Uleberg, Espen
(1990).
En gård fra eldre jernalder.
Nicolay: Arkeologisk tidsskrift.
ISSN 0332-8937.
54(2),
s. 48–54.
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