National Historical Museums

Recent papers from National Historical Museums

1. On the Trail of Preboreal Forest Dwellers: Rediscovering Three Eurasian Moose Antler Axe/Adze Heads in the Collections of the Historical Museum at Lund University, SwedenHeritage · 2026
2. The immigration history and extinction dynamics of the Scandinavian aurochs ( Bos primigenius )The Holocene · 2026
3. The Sea Routes to Birka and Sigtuna: The Maritime Cultural Landscape of East Middle Sweden as Reflected in the Place-Name EvidenceJournal of Maritime Archaeology · 2026
4. Between broad spectrum and specialization: Revisiting the Late Mesolithic (c. 6300–3900 BC) Skoklefall site, Oslo Fjord region, NorwayThe Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology · 2026
5. The Skateholm networks and hunting grounds: Late Mesolithic cultural and territorial legacy investigated through strontium isotope analyses and tooth-bead use-wearQuaternary Science Advances · 2026
6. Paleogenomic evidence for genetic heterogeneity and prior admixture in Gothic-associated communities of late antique BulgariaFrontiers in Genetics · 2026
7. Wetland life: Exploring Mesolithic Hunter-Gatherer-Fisher socioecologies using high-resolution palaeoenvironmental reconstructions of pollen and NPP at Dagsmosse, SwedenQuaternary Science Reviews · 2026
8. Diet during the Reformation in Nya Lödöse (1473–1624): An isotopic and historical approachJournal of Archaeological Science Reports · 2026
9. Arrowhead or Spearpoint? Experimental Analysis of Impact Traces on Slotted Bone Points With Microblade InsetsOxford Journal of Archaeology · 2026
10. First confirmed finds of baleen whale from Iron Age Scania, Sweden, and their archaeological implicationsJournal of Archaeological Science Reports · 2026
11. Blue rings reveal a decline in summer cold extremes in northern Scandinavia since the early 20th centuryQuaternary Science Reviews · 2026
12. Enhancing archaeological mobility studies: Bayesian-modelled isoscapes and high-resolution refinement of the bioavailable strontium baseline in southern ScandinaviaJournal of Archaeological Science · 2026
13. A kaleidoscope from a lost world: mesolithic harpoon morphology in Eastern Middle SwedenWorld Archaeology · 2026
14. Genomic evidence for the Holocene codispersal of dogs and humans across Eastern EurasiaScience · 2025
15. The emergence and diversification of dog morphologyScience · 2025
16. Maritime exchange during the Middle Neolithic: evidence of trade in ceramic figurines at the Pitted Ware Culture site of TråsättraJournal of Archaeological Science Reports · 2025
17. A foreign cauldron full of imports: Elemental and lead isotope analyses of bronze objects from the Hassle hoard (Late Bronze Age Period VI, HaC–HaD), SwedenJournal of Archaeological Science Reports · 2025
18. Beef, butter, and broth: cooking in 16th-century SwedenArchaeological and Anthropological Sciences · 2025
19. Evaluating lithic raw material economy − efficiency and durability of slotted bone points in Eastern Central SwedenJournal of Archaeological Science Reports · 2024
20. Hertigar i läder och siden: Resultaten från en undersökning av tillvarataget material ur Erik och Valdemar Magnussons grav i Uppsala domkyrkaFornvännen · 2024