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- Global arkeologi; Afrika, Nære Østen, India med vekt på kulturkontakt over det Indiske hav
- Komparative perspektiv innen etno-arkeologisk forskning
- Fra akvatisk ressursutnyttelse til jordbrukstilpassninger 10 000-5000 bp
- Symbolbruk og identitet manifistert i materiell kultur
- (2017). Kirwan Memorial Lecture: Nile Valley archaeology and Darfur ethnography: the impact of women on cultural evolution. A personal reflection. . Sudan & Nubia : the Sudan Archaeological Research Society bulletin. 3-15.
- (2014). The Meroitic empire: trade and cultural influences in an Indian ocean context. African Archaeological Review. 649-673.
- (2012). Crops and Culture. Dispersal of African Millets to the Indian Subcontinent and its Cultural Consequences. Dhaulagiri Journal of Sociology and Anthropology. 1-30.
- (2012). Changing food ways as indicators of emerging complexity in Sudanese Nubia: from Neolithic agropastoralists to the Meroitic civilisation. Azania. 327-342.
- (2011). Crops and Culture: Dispersal of African Millets to the Indian Subcontinent and its Cultural Consequences. Dhaulagiri Journal of Sociology and Anthropology. 1-30.
- (2008). Say it in iron: Symbols of transformation and reproduction in the European Iron Age. Current Swedish Archaeology. 19 sider.
- (2007). New perspectives on the Agordat material, Eritrea: A re-examination of the Archaeological material in the National Museum, Khartoum. Nyame Akuma. 4-11.
- (2007). God of war, worldly ruler, and craft specialists in the Meroitic Kingdom of Sudan: Inferring social identity from material remains. Journal of Social Archaeology. 372-392.
- (2007). Ancestral Landscape of Manyikaland Archaeology Research Project; An Overview. Zimbabwea. 1-9.
- (2004). Technology, transformation, and symbolism ethnographic perspectives on European iron working. Norwegian Archaeological Review. 1-19.
- (2004). Iron Smelting - a vanishing tradition: Ethnographic study of this craft in South-west Ethiopia. Journal of African Archaeology. 65-80.
- (2004). Furnace and Pot: why the iron smelter is a big pot maker. A case study from South.Western Ethiopia. Azania. 146-165.
- (2002). Social Life of Iron. Anthropos: Internationale Zeitschrift für Völker- und Sprachenkunde. 35-54.
- (2002). Late Paleolithic Technology among HunterGatherers in the Dang Valley 10-12 000 years ago. Vegetation and Society.
- (2001). Pottery Production, Iron Working, and Trade in the Early Iron Age: The case of Dakawa,east-central Tanzania. MANGLER.
- (2000). Pottery Productionn, Iron Working and Trade in the Early Iron Age: The case of Dakawa, east-central Tanzania. Azania. 75-106.
- (2000). Ethno-archaeological Research on Iron smelting in South-west Ethiopia. Nyame Akuma.
- (1997). Emergence of sedentism: New ways of living, new ways of symbolizing. Antiquity. 371-385.
- (1996). Levels of Meaning in Symbolic Objects. Cambridge Archaeological Journal.
- (1996). Levels Meaning in Symbolic Objects. Cambridge Archaeological Journal.
- (1995). Who speaks the Goddess' Language. Imagination and Method in Archeological Research. Norwegian Archaeological Review. 17.
- (1993). Dakawa, an Early Iron-Age site from East-Central Tanzania. (Tilknyttet prosjektet: Tan-064 Archaeology, Competence building and Research, Tanzania). NIAME AKUMA Bulletin of the Society of Africanist Archaeology.
- (1992). Radiocarbon Dates from Mesolithic sites in the Atbara Region, Sudan. Nyame Akuma. 17-28.
- (1992). Mesolithic sites in the Atbara Region. Nubian Letters. 1-5.
- (1992). Fish, pots and grain in Early and Mid-Holocene adaptions in the Central Sudan. African Archaeological Review. 43-64.
- (1993). Husholdet som faktor i utviklingen av sedentisme: mesolitiske tilpasninger i Sudan.
- (1992). The domestic field, as a factor in the emergence of sedentism. The Late prehistory in the Central Nile valley of the Sudan.
- (1992). Holocene Adaptions in the Central Nile Valley. From Sedentism to Agriculture.
- (1992). Central Sudan 5000-6000 BP. From Food Production to Specialized Pastoralism.
- (2014). The Meroitic Empire: trade and cultural influences in an Indian Ocean context.
- (2014). Origin of domestication and aquatic adaptations – the Nile in comparative perspectives.
- (2014). Meroitic Empire: trade and cultural influence in an Indian Ocean context.
- (2014). Innovation of pottery; womens role as the innovator and nurturer. The use of ethnographic material to understand the symbolism of pots and boiled Food.
- (2013). Meroitic kingdom, trade and cultural influence in an Indian Ocean context?
- (2013). Indian impacts on Meroitic civilization; the movement of craft people and symbolic styles?
- (2013). Competence building and project cooperation?
- (2012). Southampton 3-4 novemberAfrican Archaeology Research Days Foredrag med titteen. Crops and Culture. dispersal of African millets to India and Himalayan foothills in Nepal and its Cultural Consequences.
- (2012). Foredrag med tittel: Meroitic kingly ideals. Temples, and Gods in an Afro-Indian context.
- (2011). Emergence and spread of agriculture from the Near East and Africa to the Indian subcontinent and Nepal.
- (2011). Changing in gender roles from early to late Neolithic. A process towards the great male take over bid.
- (2008). Food ways of Middle Asia and Africa: Fringes and cross roads.
- (2008). Fish, Pots and Grain: from aquatic resource utlilization to agriculture along the Nile, 10 000-5000 years ago.
- (2008). Changing food ways as indicators of emerging social complextity.
- (2008). Changing Foodways as indicators of emering social complexity. From the Neolithic agro-pastoralists to the Meritic civilization.
- (2007). Transition from the Mesolithic to Neolithic in Central Sudan.
- (2007). India, on the cross road between the Near East and African food ways.
- (2007). Fra akvatiske tilpassninger langs Nilen og Atbara til jordbruksøkonomi (9-6000 år tilbake.
- (2007). Dispersal of African food crops to India along the Indian Ocean Rim.
- (2007). Dispersal of African food crops to India along the Indian Ocean.
- (2007). Africa and the Near East; Pot and Porridge, Bread and Oven-two food systems maintained over 10 000 years.
- (2006). The Ethiopian Iron Smelter and his World.
- (2006). The Ethiopian Iron Smelter and his World.
- (2006). The Ethiopian Iron Smelter and his World.
- (2006). Ritual and Political aspects of Meropitic Iron Working: Iron in War and Conflict.
- (2006). Porridge andPot, Bread and Oven. Foodways and symbolism in Africa and the Near East.
- (2006). Meroitic Iron Working Politics and Ritual.
- (2006). Foodsystems, food symbolism and Sociability.
- (2005). The Ethiopian iron Smelter and his World.
- (2005). The Ethiopian Iron Smelter and his World.
- (2005). Food Systems in the Levant. From the Neolithic to the Present.
- (2005). Caste: Sociological Conceptualisation and Archaeolgical Documentation.
- (2005). Africa and the Near East: Pot and Porridge, Bread and Oven. two food systems maintained over 10000 years.
- (2004). The early Days - Ideas and Objectives for Academic Collaboration.
- (2004). The Pot and the Porridge, the Bread and the Owen. Africa and the Near East. The practice of two Food Ways from the Neolithic to the Present.
- (2004). The Nile and the Levant: Porridge and Bread. 10 Thousand years' Practice of two Food Systems.
- (2004). The Ethiopian iron smelter and his world.
- (2004). TYechnology, Transformation and Symbolism: Ethnographic Perspectives on European Iron Working.
- (2004). Later Pre-History of North Africa.
- (2004). Iron Smelting, Technology and Symbolism: A case study from Ethiopia.
- (2003). The Levant and The Nile. Bread and Porridge; a 100 000 years practice of two food-systems.
- (2003). Iron in the making: European Iron Working seen in a Cross-Cultural Perspective.
- (2003). Global Archaeology.
- (2003). Cultural Heritage management; the Case of Sudan.
- (2002). The Past in the Present; Cultural Heritage and Nation Building.
- (2002). The Coast and the Interior of Tanzania during the 9th century AD. The Case of Dakawa.
- (2002). Material Culture and Identity. Caste and Craft.
- (2002). Late Paleolithic technology among hunter/gatheres in the Dang Valle, Nepal 10-12,000 years ago.
- (2002). Iron Working and Trade. Indian Ocean and the African Hinterland late first millennium AD.
- (2002). Iron Age i East Africa.
- (2002). Furnace and Pot; Why the iron smelter is a big pot maker.
- (2002). Fra blesterovn til smia; en kryss-kultural studie av jern produksjon.
- (2002). Culture Contact across the Indian Ocean: Africa and Asia.
- (2002). Cultural Heritage Management.
- (2002). Caste and Craft spesialization among Ironworkers in SW Ethiopia.
- (2001). New Perspectives on the Technology and the Socio-Cultural Context of Iron Working at the Dakawa site.
- (2000). Iron Age in East Africa, Cross Cultural perspective.
- (2000). "The role of archeology in understanding the longterm landscape changes".
- (2000). "Introduction to the interdisclpinary approach in Archaeology in Palestine".
- (2000). " Furnace and Pot: why is the Wollaita iron smelter a big pot maker?".
- (1999). The Ways of Women: From Sedentism to Food production in the Middle Nile Region. Sudan.
- (1999). The Role of Women in the transition to Acriculture.
- (1999). Aims and Results of the archaeological work 1998 for the Project: Lower Jordan River Basin Project.
- (1995). Who speaks the Goddess' language - Introductory lecture.
- (1993). Husholdet som faktor i utviklingen av sedentisme: mesolitiske tilpasninger i Sudan.
- (2014). Africa and the Indian Ocean. African Archaeological Review. 543-545.
- (2012). Petition to Stop the Dams in Sudan European Committee for Preserving the Middle Nile. African Archaeological Review. 1-5.
- (2016). Bjørn Myhre 1938–2015. Norwegian Archaeological Review. 1-4.
- (2008). knut odner 1924 - 2008. Viking. 2007-2010.
- (2012). Preserving the Middle Nile (Sudan). Antiquity. 2 sider.
- (2009). Tereba Togola, Archaeological Investigations of Iron Age Sites in the Mema Region, Mali (West Africa). African Archaeological Review. 155-157.
- (2000). I begynnelsen. Aschehougs forlag.
- (2007). Rituell praksis. Nytta menneska i Sør/Sentral-Levanten rituell praksis i deira daglege liv i MPPNB?
- (2007). Neandertals Evolution or Catastrophe? A study on Neandertal extinction.
- (2007). An investigation of iron working in Toronto.
- (1998). Bokanmeldelse av Felix Chami: The Tanzanian Coast in the first Millenium AD. An Archaeology of the Iron- working, Farming communities. African Archaeological Review. 3.
- (1996). Jean Brown: "Traditional Metalworking in Kenya". Bokanmeldelse. Azania.
- (1994). Roger Cribb: Nomads in Archaeology. New Studies in Archaeology. Cambridge University Press, 1991; Øystein Sacal LaBianca: Hesban 1 Sedentarization and Nomadization, Andrews University Press, 1990 (Bokmelding). Norwegian Archaeological Review.
- (2015). War on the southern frontier of the emerging state of ancient Egypt. A warfare perspective on the history of the A-Group people in Lower Nubia during the 4th millennium BCE.
- (2015). The Meroitic Cemetery at Berber: Discussion on Funerary Practices and Implications for Understanding the Role of Sorghum and Trade in the Meroitic Society in the Middle Nile Region.
- (1982). Migratory herdsmen and migratory women : the structure of neolithic seasonal adaptation in the Khartoum Nile environment.
- (2012). Maten som former oss.
- (2004). Perler og identitetsmarkering. 70.000 år gamle funn fra Sør AFRIKA.
- (2004). 70.000 år gamle funn av perler fra Blombos hulen i Sør Afrika.
- (2005). Utenfor Eden- Fruktbar balanse.
- (2005). Utenfor Eden (drømmen om Edens hage.
- (2003). Tidlig handel og komplekse samfunn i Øst-Afrika.
- (2003). Iraks kulturminner.
- (2003). Homo Sapiens i Afrika.
- (2003). Feltarbeid i Etiopia.
- (2017). Prehistoric Figurines in Sudan. 21 sider.
- (2016). Origin of Domestication and Aquatic Adaptation: The Nile Valley in Comparative Perspective . 19 sider.
- (2013). Early Farming Societies Along the Nile.
- (2013). "Ironworking in an Indian Ocean context". 11 sider.
- (2011). Landscape. 10 sider.
- (2009). Middle Asian and African culture areas defined by their cuisines: Core areas and interactions. 7 sider.
- (2009). Aquatic resource utilization and the emergence of pottery during the Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic. A Global perspective From the Nile to China. 10 sider.
- (2009). Ancient Nubia. A culinary cross road between Africa and Near East. 18 sider.
- (2008). Craft specialization, cast identites and political centralisation. 15 sider.
- (2006). Ritual and political aspects of iron working; iron in war and conflict.
- (2006). Iron in the making: Technology and Symbolism. Ethnographic perspectives on European iron-working. 10 sider.
- (2006). Food, Pots and Gender. -233 sider.
- (2006). Africa and the Near East: Pot and Porridge, Bread and Oven – Two food systems maintained over 10,000 years. 13 sider.
- (2005). New perspectives on the Technology and Socio- Cultural Context of Iron Working at Dakawa. 8 sider.
- (2005). Cultural heritage: Objects of the past as symbols of identity in the present. 12 sider.
- (2004). Smelting iron. Caste and its symbolism in South-Western Ethiopia. 12 sider.
- (1999). The ways of women: Sedentism and the importance of hearth centered activities. 18 sider.
- (1999). The puzzle of the late emergence of domesticated sorghum in the Nile Valley. 23 sider.
- (1998). The Puzzle of the Late Emergence of Domesticated Sorghum in the Nile Valley. -20 sider.
- (1996). Cultivation and domestication: Separate but independent processes in the emergence of agriculture.
- (2004). The Ethiopian Iron Smelter and his World.
- (2009). Archaelogical Investigations of Iron Age Sites in the Mema Region, Mali (West Africa). By Tereba Togola. African Archaeological Review. 55-57.
- (2007). Porridge and pot, bread and oven: Food ways and symbolism in Africa and the Near East from the Neolithic to the present. Cambridge Archaeological Journal. 165-182.
- (2013). Darfur before: Technologies, Symbolisms and Multiple Identities.
Se fullstendig oversikt over publikasjoner i CRIStin.
2011. with Gunnar Haaland. Landscape. In Archaeology of Ritual and Religion, (ed.) Tim Insoll: 24-37. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-923244.4.
2007. Porridge and Pot, Bread and Oven: Food ways and Symbolism in Africa and the Near East from the Neolithic to the present. In Cambridge Archaeological Journal 17: 165-82. Cambridge University Press. 0959-7743.
2007. with Gunnar Haaland. God of war, wordly ruler, and craft specialists in the Meroitic Kingdom of Sudan. Journal of Social Archaeology: 372-393. Sage Publication ISSN 1469-6053. 372-393. Sage Publication ISSN 1469-6053
2004. Iron smelting- a vanishing tradition: ethnographic study of this craft in Ethiopia. Journal of African Archaeology Vol. 2; 65-80.
2004. Made the film "The Ethiopian Iron Smelter and his World" Available on CD and DVD. Shown at Smithsonian Institute 2005
2002. with Gunnar Haaland and Suman Rijal. Social Life of Iron; A Cross-Cultural Study of Technological, Cognitive and Political Aspects of Iron Symbolism. Arthropods 97; 35-54.
2000. with Gunnar Håland. I begynnelsen (In the Beginning.) Vol. 1. Aschehoug's World History. Revised edition.
1999. The Puzzle of the late emergence of domesticated sorghum in the NileValley. In Prehistory of Food, (eds.), Gosden, C. and J. Hather (eds.): 397-419. London: Routledge.
1995. Sedentism, Cultivation and Plant Domestication in the Holocene Middle Nile Region. Journal of Field Archaeology Vol. 22; 157-173
1985. with Peter Shinnie. African Iron Working Ancient and Traditional. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo
1987. Socio-economic Dirrentiation in the Neolithic Sudan. BAR. International Series 350. Oxbow, Oxford.
- Enabling Local Voices: The Gender and Development Forum. NUFU project in cooperation with Women´s Studies Institute , University of Bir Zeit.
- Gobal Moments NFR finansiert tverrfagelig storforskningsprosjekt. "Foodways, technology and symbolism in a Global World"
- Lower Jordan Basin projekt. Tverrfagelig prosjekt finansiert av NUFU
- Water Culture and Identity, within the Nile Basin Research Program. NORAD finansiert.
- Digitalizing Darfur pictures from fieldwork 1965-1978, for an exhibitition and book project.