We are pleased to announce that two new research articles have been published in the 2026 issue of Current Swedish Archaeology (in progress):
Querns in Context. The Reuse of Quernstones in Iron Age Settlements in East Jutland, Denmark by Louise Søndergaard, and
The (De)Parted. Fragmentation and Redeposition of Human Bone in Viking Age Graves by Frida Norstein
/Ing-Marie Back Danielsson and Elisabeth Niklasson, Editors
Current Swedish Archaeology (CSA) is a peer-reviewed journal focusing primarily on the interpretation of the archaeological record and on archaeology as social practice. The aim of the journal is to make findings and discussions in Swedish and wider Nordic archaeology accessible to non-Scandinavian speaking readers in and outside of the region and to promote contact and debate between Swedish archaeology and the larger international field. Learn more >>
Articles most downloaded during 2026 (updated October 2026)
Vikings, Rus, Varangians: The "Varangian Problem" in View of Ethnicity in Archaeology
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Article abstracts most viewed in the last month (updated October 2026)
Querns in Context. The Reuse of Quernstones in Iron Age Settlements in East Jutland, Denmark
Towards a New Paradigm? The Third Science Revolution and its Possible Consequences in Archaeology
The (De)Parted. Fragmentation and Redeposition of Human Bone in Viking Age Graves
