Kalundborg Archaeological Society
Kalundborg Archaeological Society is an integral part of Kalundborg Museum. The association participates in archaeological investigations led by Museum Vestsjælland and the National Museum, where the members, among other things. performs excavation, water soldering and detector search. Other activities include reconnaissance in the fields and along the coast, trips to archeological sites, arranging exhibitions, visits to other museums, lectures, etc.
The Archeology Association was founded as a result of a course arranged by Kalundborg Museum in May 1986. The association has about 70 members, both amateur and professional archaeologists.
The members of the Archeology Association must be members of Kalundborg Museumsforening, of which it is a part. The Archeology Association holds the only permanent seat on the Museum Association's board. The Archeology Association is a member of the Danish Amateur Archaeologists (DAA).
The Archaeological Society publishes a membership magazine three times a year. In addition, the association publishes briefings to the members (photo reports), articles and reports here on the website.
Kalundborg Archaeological Society's board:
Chairman:
Helle Gjøl
Tel.+21826247 XNUMX
morningjol@gmail.com
Vice-Chairman:
Soren Rasmussen
Secretary and practical coordinator:
Bent Mortensen
Cashier:
Karen Vestergaard
Referent:
Karen M. Boysen
Deputy:
Nina Nyberg
Also read the articles of association of Kalundborg Arkæologiforening here.
Read the Archaeological Society's member magazine:
No. 3. 2024 (latest)
No. 2. 2024
No. 1. 2024
No. 3. 2023
No. 2. 2023
No. 1. 2023
No. 3. 2022
No. 2. 2022
No. 1 Jan. 2022
No. 3 Sept. 2021
No. 2 May 2021
number 1. January 2021
number 1. January 2020
nr.2. November 2019
number 1. January 2019
No. 3 September 2018
No. 2 May 2018
No. 1 January 2018
No. 3 September 2017
No. 2, May 2017
No. 1, January 2017
No. 3, September 2016
No. 2, May 2016
No. 1, January 2016
No. 3, September 2015
No. 2, May 2015
No. 1, January 2015
No. 3, September 2014
No. 2, May 2014
No. 1, January 2014
No. 3, September 2013
No. 2, May 2013
No. 3, September 2012
No. 2, May 2012
No. 1, January 2012
Briefings from the Archaeological Society
Stone Age life - autumn activity 2015
Announcement of unregistered Bronze Age mounds
On the trail of the owner of the Kellerup tax
On the trail of the Halifax bomber BB378
On the trail of Halifax bomb BB378
The pumice pavement in Adelgade
Double grave in the coastal slope at Røsnæs
DOIL Ancient route in Asnæs Forskov
The excavation at Oldvejen - 2
The excavation at Oldvejen - 1
The working exhibition “Medieval waste from the High City”
The excavation at Bulbrogård, Tissø
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Articles by members of the Archaeological Society
"Lunden ved Tissø - Hvidernes herresæde?"
Stone Age fishing facility at Nekselsø
Plant and animal life on Herredsåsen in the Stone Age
Taken with a tank - isolated cases from the archaeologists' field of work (on the use of Zostera)
Tissø Geddeklækkeri - the story of a concrete foundation
Tor and Loki from Tystrup - a new piece for Nordic mythology?
Wildlife at Mullerup 9.500 years ago
When agriculture came to Northwest Zealand - early domestic cattle in Åmosen
Erosion of the Sermermiut settlement at Ilulissat Icefjord
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Annex 1 | Description of the settlement | 2,5 Mb pdf |
Annex 2 | Erosion of the northern coastal slope (A) | 5,5 Mb pdf |
Annex 3 | Erosion of the southern coastal slope (B) | 2,8 Mb pdf |
Annex 4 | Erosion of the edge of the settlement along the coastal slope B | 5,8 Mb pdf |
Annex 5 | Bones exposed in the peat edge along the coastal slope B | 1,2 Mb pdf |
Annex 6 | Eroded bones on the beach | 10,7 Mb pdf |
Annex 7 | Bones and other things collected on the beach | 5,7 Mb pdf |