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Iga grupp andis tagasisidet

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-Uurime, milliseid märke on siinkandis möödunud aegadest.
http://youtu.be/UQvxc3Hnue8?hd=1
-Teeme vanade asjade koopiaid,
-mis paneme rekonstrueeritud matustel surnutele kaasa.
-Teeme ümbruskonnas 2-tunnise ekskursiooni
- Igal grupil on oma matuseliik, grupis on igaühel ülesanne valmistada hauapanuseks kas tööriist, relv, ehe või keraamikaese

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Tarandkalme

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Kääbas

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(tarandkalme, põletusmatus)
http://histrodamus.ee/index.php?&event=Show_main_layers&layer_id=227
https://www.taskutark.ee/m/rauaaeg-eestis/
Põhjalikumalt
http://www.arheo.ut.ee/EA3.htm

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Muutuvad matmiskombed. Surnuile ei panda tavaliselt enam hauda kaasa ei töö- ega sõjariistu, ehteasju, rõivaid jne. nagu seda varemalt oli tehtud. Ristiusu õpetuse järgi oli hauatagune elu märksa teistsugusem, kui maapealne. Seal polnud vajadust ilmalike tarbeasjade ja -riistade järele.
http://muinasaeg.blogspot.com.ee/p/hilisrauaaeg.html
Põhjalikumalt matustest ajaloolise aja alguses
http://www.arheo.ut.ee/docs/BA13_Rootslane.pdf

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Matame kääpasse ja laeva
http://muinasaeg.blogspot.com.ee/p/viikingiaeg.html
http://www.histrodamus.ee/?event=Show_event&event_id=3676&layer=228&lang=est#3669
ja vajuta "järgmine" kuni viikingiaja lõpuni.
Allpool olev põhjalik video nõuab head inglise keele oskust

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Professor Neil Price (Archaeology, University of Aberdeen) delivers three lectures focusing on the fundamental role that narrative, storytelling and dramatisation played in the mindset of the Viking Age (8th-11th centuries), occupying a crucial place not only in the cycles of life but particularly in the ritual responses to dying and the dead.

Early medieval Scandinavians' attitudes to death provide a window on the Viking mind, and they were monumentalised in some of the most spectacular burials known to archaeology. A study of these complex and spectacular funeral rituals is not only fascinating in its own right, but is inevitably also a meditation on this particular culture's responses to the human condition. The Vikings' unique view of the world can provide genuinely deep perspectives on the fundamentals of life, on the fears of mortality that confronted them as they still confront us.

This event is part of the 2012 Messenger Lecture Series.

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Life and Afterlife: Dealing with the Dead in the Viking Age - CornellCast

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Professor Neil Price delivers the second of three lectures, September 26, 2012, focusing on the fundamental role that narrative, storytelling and dramatisation played in the mindset of the Viking Age (8th-11th centuries), occupying a crucial place not only in the cycles of life but particularly in the ritual responses to dying and the dead.

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http://histrodamus.ee/?event=Show_main_layers&layer_id=224&lang=est
https://www.taskutark.ee/m/pronksiaeg-eestis-2/
Põhjalikumalt http://www.arheo.ut.ee/EA3.htm