Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners status
Our knowledge about death and the practices surrounding it during the recent past, is dependent on the material that survives. Current heritage legislation in Norway does not automatically protect archaeological cultural heritage, including grave material, which post-dates the Reformation in 1537....
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| author | Ann Kathrin Jantsch Mona Ødegården |
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Our knowledge about death and the practices surrounding it during the recent past, is dependent on the material that survives. Current heritage legislation in Norway does not automatically protect archaeological cultural heritage, including grave material, which post-dates the Reformation in 1537. The documentation, collection and research of this material is often neglected. This constitutes a loss of important scientific source material and compromises ethical considerations.
The Church of Our Lady in Trondheim is home to a spectacular collection of grave material associated with the city’s wealthier citizens of the 17th and 18th centuries. This material has provided new and complementary knowledge of the burial customs of the period. The material is an important source of knowledge. Its source value is further enhanced due to its potential for comparison with other sources.
The lack of legal protection of archaeological remains which post-date 1537, is an increasingly debated issue, which calls to improve the protection of the material culture of the recent past. By demonstrating the value of this particularly material, this article hopes to contribute towards highlighting the problems and inconsistencies associated with this aspect of Norwegian heritage management.
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| spelling | doaj.art-3033c66d8bbe4516852c0ee0d5df743d2022-12-22T02:04:01ZdanPrimitive TiderPrimitive Tider1501-04302535-61942018-12-012010.5617/pt.6636Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners statusAnn Kathrin Jantsch0Mona Ødegården1Avdeling for arkeologi, NIKUFakultetet for medisin og helsevitenskap, NTNU Our knowledge about death and the practices surrounding it during the recent past, is dependent on the material that survives. Current heritage legislation in Norway does not automatically protect archaeological cultural heritage, including grave material, which post-dates the Reformation in 1537. The documentation, collection and research of this material is often neglected. This constitutes a loss of important scientific source material and compromises ethical considerations. The Church of Our Lady in Trondheim is home to a spectacular collection of grave material associated with the city’s wealthier citizens of the 17th and 18th centuries. This material has provided new and complementary knowledge of the burial customs of the period. The material is an important source of knowledge. Its source value is further enhanced due to its potential for comparison with other sources. The lack of legal protection of archaeological remains which post-date 1537, is an increasingly debated issue, which calls to improve the protection of the material culture of the recent past. By demonstrating the value of this particularly material, this article hopes to contribute towards highlighting the problems and inconsistencies associated with this aspect of Norwegian heritage management. https://journals.uio.no/PT/article/view/6636graver etterreformatorisk |
| spellingShingle | Ann Kathrin Jantsch Mona Ødegården Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners status Primitive Tider graver etterreformatorisk |
| title | Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners status |
| title_full | Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners status |
| title_fullStr | Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners status |
| title_full_unstemmed | Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners status |
| title_short | Den mindre viktige døden. Etterreformatioriske gravminners status |
| title_sort | den mindre viktige doden etterreformatioriske gravminners status |
| topic | graver etterreformatorisk |
| url | https://journals.uio.no/PT/article/view/6636 |
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