Department of Archaeology, History and Religious Studies

Photo: Jørn Berger Nyvoll

Photo: Jørn Berger Nyvoll

Department of Archaeology, History and Religious Studies

Folketelling 1925, mann noterer og familie på fire blir telt

The Norwegian Historical Data Centre (NHDC)
is a national institution, and our main aim is to digitalize handwritten historical life course data for research purposes.

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ARCWAYS

Creating the New North

Creating the New North (CNN)

Foodways, lifeways and climate change

From North Front to Ice Front

Indigenous Religion(s): Local Grounds, Global Networks (INREL)

Religion and Wellbeing

SARG - Sub-Arctic Stone Age Research Group

The Presence of the Past: Peoples, Politics and the Uses of History in the High North (PrePast)

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Future Pathfinders in the Arctic

At the beginning of August, the sailing ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl will depart from the quay in Nuuk, Kalaallit Nunaat, to sail through the [...]

Activities

12. februar

When Breivik Borrowed Hindutva: Digital Infrastructures and Transnational Far-Right Convergence

12. februar 13:00 C-1006 Tromsø

12. februar

Tro, makt og møter i nord. Fem nye bøker om nordområdenes eldre historie

12. februar 18:00 Rødbanken (Festsalen) Tromsø

2. mars

Doktorgradsskole for humaniora: Teknologiske og digitale tilnærminger til analyser av dokumenter og gjenstander fra antikken / Doctorate School of Humanities: Technological and digital approaches to the study of ancient written artefacts

2. mars 15:00 Kurs med fysisk oppmøte /Course with in-person attendance Other

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