I am currently working on my PhD, and need some background information on the shore-line chronologies related to archaeological cultures and sites in the northern Fennoscandia. I would like to ask the community, if any could give some good references on the subject: a) basic works on the shore-line chronologies and archaeology, and b) new research on the same issues in the coast of Norwegian Arctic Ocean (and Varanger Fiord) and in the coastal Kola Peninsula, Barents Sea and also the White Sea.
Hi!
Anders Romundset's 2010 phd has new data from Western Finnmark - including references to earlier work in Finnmark/Northern Norway/Kola. He has also published later relevant articles with a geographical span from southern Norway to Finnmark. The last couple of years there has also been several Russian articles on shore-line dating in the White Sea/Kola peninsula. For references see also my two articles "Desolate..." or "The pioneer colonisation of Northern Norway".
What I know is that Eugeny Kolpakov [email protected] currently coordinate legal archaeological surveys in the region. You can try to ask him or to look for his and Vladimir Shumkin publications, e.g. http://www.archeo.ru/struktura-1/otdel-arheologii-paleolita/pdf/Kolpakov_Shumkin_Murashkin.pdf
Yes, Kolpakov for sure, but I would ask also Aleksandr Zhulnikov (Petrozavodsk) and maybe Dmitriy Gerasimov (Kunstkamera). Write me if you need emails.
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