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SKÁLHOLT 2002 Framvinduskýrslur/I
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction .
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LIST OF PLATES Plate I. View of the
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Between 1954 and 1958, the first pr
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structures. Thereafter, excavation
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The project is a cooperation betwee
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76 m 75 m 74 m 73 m 72 m 71 m 70 m
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is also suggested that a topographi
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I I I I I I I V c m S k á l h o l
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Þrátt fyrir að gjóskulög frá
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productivity. Soil accumulation on
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EXCAVATION Excavation occurred at t
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The buildings basically consisted o
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Room [15] (Bishop´s Inner Chambers
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Abandonment of the building is mark
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Room [127] (Unknown Annexe; MS) Unm
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sporadically used to dump hearth wa
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Rector´s chambers, and after 1781,
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earthquake and re-location of the s
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There is little doubt this feature
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much earlier. Curiously though, the
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Figure 6. Phasing of School Rooms 8
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On the southern side of the haybarn
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shelters in the 19 th century seems
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3. FINDS The amount of finds recove
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CERAMIC Pottery A rapid assessment
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glazed earthenwares (faience) were
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Bearing in mind that the rooms on t
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