Bøger af John Lind

Vikingernes rejser i øst har stået i skyggen af togterne mod vest i vores fælles bevidsthed, selvom forskningen faktisk har beskæftiget sig med emnet i mange år. Takket være indlån af genstande fra museer i blandt andet Ukraine præsenterer Moesgaard Museum en ny fortælling, som forandrer og nuancerer vores forståelse af vikingerne.Bogen Rus – vikinger i øst inviterer læseren på en rejse gennem 250 års skelsættende historie, da vikinger fra Sydskandinavien krydser Østersøen og trænger ind i det østeuropæiske flodnet mod datidens supermagter Det Byzantinske Rige og Abbasidekalifatet ved Det Kaspiske Hav.Sølvfeberen raser over kontinentet og gør handel lukrativ. Andre skandinaver søger rigdom og ære som lejesoldater i verdensbyen Konstantinopel. 'Rusvikinger' bliver en betegnelse for de rejsende på floderne i Østeuropa, et multikulturelt folk, som blander skandinaviske, slaviske, finske og steppenomadiske traditioner, etablerer handelsstationer langs floderne og grundlægger det mægtige Kyiv-Rusrige i det nuværende Ukraine. Et stykke europæisk verdenshistorie.Bogen er udgivet i forbindelse med Moesgaard Museums anmelderroste særudstilling, Rus – vikinger i øst, med bidrag fra internationale vikingetidsforskere, men kan læses som en selvstændig introduktion til emnet. Udgivelsen er redigeret af leder for udstillingsudvikling Pauline Asingh, historiker Kasper H. Andersen og redaktør ved Jysk Arkæologisk Selskab Kristian Jensen.

A firsthand account of the political and social turmoil in Poland during the late 18th century, offering unique insights into the complex dynamics of European diplomacy and power politics.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

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Expansion – Integration? Danish – Baltic Contacts 1147-1410 AD publicerer 13 velkvalificerede indlæg leveret af et tværfagligt forskerpanel bestående af arkæologer, historikere og bygningsingeniører på et tværfagligt symposium, der blev afholdt i Vordingborg i 2006. Indlæggene forholder sig til såvel status som perspektiver og visioner for både enkelte studieemner og brede udviklingstræk omkring Danmarks østersø-kontakter i perioden 1147-1410. De beskæftiger sig med borge og befæstninger, handel og byer, korstog og mission samt dynastiske forbindelser.Artiklerne er hovedsageligt på engelsk men enkelte er på tysk