Revitalising the Danish Viking Age Ring Fortress Nonnebakken, Odense, Denmark
@article{Runge2019RevitalisingTD, title={Revitalising the Danish Viking Age Ring Fortress Nonnebakken, Odense, Denmark}, author={Mads Thag{\aa}rd Runge}, journal={Landscapes}, year={2019}, volume={20}, pages={98 - 119} }
ABSTRACT The Viking Age ring fortress Nonnebakken is located within and under the modern city of Odense in Denmark and is only visible to the informed or trained eye. The fortress has however been known for centuries from historical maps and excavations, and recent investigations in the form of excavations and non-destructive analysis have proven that its state of preservation is generally excellent. This new research has been the point of departure for a revitalisation of Nonnebakken in local…
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