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    Opferbeschreibungen in christlichen Schriften by Jón Aðalsteinsson

    Published 1990-01-01
    “…It gives special attention to rituals of offering as these are depicted in the Landnámabók (dating from the early 12th century) and a selection of Sagas.…”
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    An edition of Flóamanna saga with a study of its sources and analogues by Perkins, R

    Published 1972
    “…It is also shown how borrowings from <em>Landnámabók</em> are probably to be found in chapters of <em> Flóamanna Saga</em> other than chapters 1-10 and 18. …”
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    Svalbarðs fundr. The Place Name Svalbard and Its Connotations in Medieval and Modern Literature and Cartography by Leonid S. Chekin

    Published 2020-02-01
    “…However little information about Svalbard survived in the Icelandic annals, the Landnámabók, and related texts, it became part of competing visions of the Arctic, from the late medieval Samsons saga fagrathrough the adoption of Svalbard as the name of a new territory under Norwegian rule in 1925.…”
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    Peace Agreements Through Rituals in Areas of Confrontation in the Viking Age by Stefan Olsson

    Published 2017-12-01
    “…The examples include the treaties between the Viking ruler Guthrum and Alfred the Great in the 880s as well as conflicts and agreements in the Landnámabók and the Íslendingabók, in addition to iconography (some archaeological objects) and place names. …”
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    Borg - mellom høvdingdømme og kongemakt by Inger Storli

    Published 2016-11-01
    “…According to the Islandic Landnámabók, the settlers often brought high seat posts with them across the sea. …”
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    Museological approaches to pre-Christian funerals and the representation of the past in Old Norse literature by Smith, OE

    Published 2023
    “…It is examined as a heritage practice that links past and present funerary rites in Heimskringla, Landnámabók, and the Íslendingasögur through the shared practice of inhumation, creating a community of the pre-Christian dead. …”
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