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2 4 8 UPPSALA MUSEUMS UPPSALAS MUSEER 2020 3 14 10 16 18 13 19 Vilka museer är öppna idag? Få en snabb överblick! Which museums are open today? Get a quick overview! www.uppsalasmuseer.se 4 3 17 5 Välkommen till Innehåll/Content sida/page Uppsalas museer! 1. Biotopia 6 20 museer fyllda av upp­­­ 2. Botaniska trädgården 6 levelser – spännande 3. Bror Hjorths Hus 7 utställningar, unika föremål, 4. Carolina Rediviva 7 vackra kultur historiska 5. Disagården 8 miljöer och överrask ningar. 6. Evolutionsmuseet 8 Det och mycket, mycket 7. Fredens Hus 9 mer finner du i Uppsalas 8. Gamla Uppsala museum 9 museer. Missa inte att 9. Gustavianum 10 göra ett besök! 10. Linnés Hammarby 10 För aktuella utställningar och program m m: 11. Linnémuseet 11 www.uppsalasmuseer.se 12. Linnéträdgården 11 13. Medicinhistoriska museet 12 Welcome to Uppsala 14. Museijärnvägen Lennakatten 12 Museums! 15. Pumphuset 13 20 museums, full of experiences 16. Skattkammaren i Uppsala – exciting exhibitions, unique items, domkyrka 13 beautiful historic surroundings and a few surprises. This and much more can 17. Upplandsmuseet 14 be found in Uppsala Museums. Not to be missed! 18. Uppsala Industriminnesmuseum 14 19. Uppsala konstmuseum 15 For exhibitions and special events, etc.: www.uppsalasmuseer.se 20. Walmstedtska gården 15 5 1. Biotopia 2. Botaniska trädgården Upptäck Upplands djur och Botaniska trädgården visar natur! I dioramautställningen växter från hela världen, året kan du se och höra älgar, runt. I Tropiska växthuset finns göl grodor och orrspel. Uppsalas enda regnskog. Det På helger och skollov har vi 200­åriga Orangeriet, med verkstad eller undersökande medelhavsväxter och kaktusar, aktiviteter med olika teman. är omgärdat av en storslagen Aktuellt helgprogram presente­ barockträdgård. ras på hemsidan. Här finns Villavägen 6–8, 018­471 28 38 utflyktstips till naturen i Upp­ www.botan.uu.se, [email protected] www.facebook.com/uppsalalinneanska land. Vi ordnar även utflykter till Frågor: [email protected] naturområden. Museishop. Par ken: dagl. 7–21 (okt–apr 7–19), Oran geriet: tis–fre 9–15, Tropiska växthuset: Vasagatan 4, 018­727 63 70 sep–maj: tis–fre 9–15, lö–sö 12–15, jun–aug: www.biotopia.nu, [email protected] tis–fre 9–15, lör–sön 11–16, entré 50:­, under Tis–fre 9–17, lör–sön & skollov 11–17. Kvälls­ 18 år gratis, buss: 1, 2, 7, 11, 12. öppet 17–20 onsdagar sep–maj (ej jullov), fri entré, buss: 1, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10. The Botanical Garden Biotopia – The Biological Museum In the Botanical Garden there are plants from around the world, and the Garden is open Discover the wildlife of Uppland! In the all year round. Uppsala’s only rainforest is diorama exhibits you can see and hear to be found in the Tropical Greenhouse. The moose, pool frog, black grouse. On weekends Orangery, over two centuries old, with its and school holidays you can take part in Mediterranean plants and cacti is surrounded thematic workshops. The current program is by a magnificent Baroque garden. presented on our website. Get free guides and directions to nature reserves in Uppland, Villavägen 6–8, 018­471 28 38 and guided tours to local nature areas. www.botan.uu.se Museum shop. www.facebook.com/uppsalalinneanska Bookings: [email protected] Vasagatan 4, 018­727 63 70 Info: [email protected] www.biotopia.nu, [email protected] Park: daily 7–21 (Oct–Apr 7–19), Tue–Fri 9–17, Sat–Sun & school holidays Oran gery: Tue–Fri 9–15, Tropical Greenhouse: 11–17. Open evenings 17–20 Wednesdays Sep–May Tue–Fri 9–15, Sat–Sun 12–15, Sep–May (except Christmas), adm. free, Jun–Aug Tue–Fri 9–15, Sat–Sun 11–16, adm. bus: 1, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10. 50:­, under 18s free, bus: 1, 2, 7, 11, 12. 6 3. Bror Hjorths Hus 4. Carolina Rediviva – Uppsala universitets- Färgstarkt konstnärshem med bibliotek stor personlighet. Bror Hjorth (1894–1968) räknas som Biblioteket visar klenoder ur en av 1900­ talets mest bety­ samlingarna – Silverbibeln från delsefulla svenska konstnärer. 500­talet – Uppsala­Eddan från I hans bostad och ateljé visas 1300­talet – Carta marina, konst från ett helt konstnärsliv. Olaus Magnus karta tryckt Museet visar även utställningar 1539 – Mozarts egenhändiga med andra konstnärer, samt har notskrift och andra böcker, konstpedagogisk verksamhet, handskrifter och bilder från två museibutik och kaféhörna. årtusenden. Museishop. Norbyvägen 26, 018­56 70 30 Dag Hammarskjölds v. 1, 018­471 39 00 www.brorhjorthshus.se www.ub.uu.se, [email protected] www.facebook.com/brorhjorthshus Reguljära öppettider: mån–fre 10–17, lör–sön [email protected] 12–16, fri entré. Buss: 1, 2, 7, 11. Tor–sön 12–16; 16 jun–23 aug: tis–sön 12–16, För sommartider se bibliotekets webbplats. fri entré, buss: 2, 7, 12 (hpl Evolutionsmuseet). Carolina Rediviva Bror Hjorths Hus – Uppsala University Library Bror Hjorths Hus – a colourful studio museum On display: the 6th century Silver Bible – with a great personality. Bror Hjorth (1894– the 14th century Edda manuscript – Olaus 1968) is considered one of the most signifi­ Magnus’ map Carta Marina dated 1539 cant Swedish artists of the 20th century. – musical notation written by Mozart and His former home and studio contains a numerous other manuscripts, printed books, unique collection of art that encompasses drawings and pictures from the last two his entire life’s work. The museum also hosts thousand years of world history. Museum shop. temporary exhibitions of other artists’ work Dag Hammarskjölds v. 1, 018­471 39 00 and runs an art education programme as well www.ub.uu.se, [email protected] as a museum shop and a small café. Regular hours: Mon–Fri 10–17, Sat–Sun Norbyvägen 26, 018­56 70 30 12–16. Adm. free. Bus: 1, 2, 7, 11. www.brorhjorthshus.se Please check the library’s web site for www.facebook.com/brorhjorthshus information on summer hours. [email protected] Thu–Sun 12–16; 16 Jun–23 Aug: Tue–Sun 12–16, adm. free, bus: 2, 7, 12 (stop Evolutionsmuseet). 7 5. Disagården 6. Evolutionsmuseet Friluftsmuseum som visar en Uppsalas naturhistoriska muse­ uppländsk bondby med hus um visar Uppsala universitets och gårdar, odlingar och djur. unika samlingar av mineral, Här får besökaren en inblick i fossil, dinosaurieskelett, växter hur folk levde på landsbygden och djur. Kafé och museishop. under 1800­talet. Midsommar­ Mineralogi & Paleontologi: (6a) Norbyv. 22, firande, slåtter och gammaldans Zoologi: (6b) Villavägen 9, Botanik & administration: (6c) Stängt för är några av de aktiviteter som allmänheten, visning efter överenskommelse, erbjuds under sommaren. Norbyvägen 16, 018­471 27 39 www.evolutionsmuseet.uu.se Gamla Uppsala, 018­16 91 00/80 www.facebook.com/Evolutionsmuseet www.upplandsmuseet.se [email protected] [email protected] Tis–sön 12–16, entré 50:­, under 18 år gratis, Maj & sep öppet för skolor. Området öppet fri entré för anställda och studenter vid Upp­ dagligen jun–aug 10–17. Fri entré och sala universitet. Buss: 2, 7, 12, (hållplats gratis visningar mån–lör. Programaktiviteter Evolutionsmuseet). söndagar. Kaffeservering sön jun–aug 12–16, i juli även ons 19–22. Buss: 2, 110, 115. The Museum of Evolution Disagården Uppsala University’s natural history museum displays unique collections of minerals, Open­air museum showing rural culture in fossils, dinosaur bones, plants and animals. Uppland. Houses and farmyards give a true Café and museum shop. notion of peasant life in the latter part of the 19th century. Native breed livestock and Mineralogy & Palaeontology: (6a) Norbyv. 22, culturehistorical cultivation. Great Midsummer Zoology: (6b) Villavägen 9, celebrations. Botany & administration: (6c) Closed to the public, visits by agreement only, Norbyvägen 16, Gamla Uppsala, 018­16 91 00/80 018­471 27 39 www.upplandsmuseet.se www.evolutionsmuseet.uu.se [email protected] www.facebook.com/Evolutionsmuseet May & Sep schools only. Area open daily [email protected] Jun–Aug 10–17. Free entrance to the area Tue–Sun 12–16, adm. 50:­, under 18s free, except on Midsummers Eve. Mon–Sat free free admission for employees and students guided tours, open­air café on Sun Jun–Aug at Uppsala University. Bus: 2, 7, 12 (request 12–16, in July even Wed 19–22. Bus: 2, 110, stop Evolutionsmuseet). 115. 8 7. Fredens Hus 8. Gamla Uppsala museum Fredens Hus är en samlings­ En lika mytisk som mystisk plats, plats för fred, mänskliga rättig ­ omtalad i såväl isländska sagor heter och möjligheter. I våra som i Beowulfkvädet. Här har utställningar kan du bland annat människor offrat till och tillbett lära dig mer om fredsförebilder sina gudar i 1 500 år. De tre som Dag Hammarskjöld, Malala kungshögarna är symboler för ett Yousafzai och Alva Myrdal. politiskt och religiöst maktcentrum. Vi bedriver även en pedagogisk Nya undersökningar tecknar en skolverksamhet där elever får allt mer spännande bild! träna sig i kritiskt tänkande, Disavägen, Gamla Uppsala, information och konflikthantering och civilkurage. bokning 018­23 93 12 www.raa.se/gamlauppsala Museet har en liten butik. [email protected] Uppsala slott, ingång A2, 018­50 00 08 Jan–mars & okt–dec: mån, ons, lör, sön 12–16. www.fredenshus.se, [email protected] April, maj & sep: alla dagar 10–16. Jun–aug: alla www.facebook.com/Fredenshus dagar 11–17. Övrig tid öppet för bokade grupper. Ons–fre 15–18, lör–sön 12–16. Entré 80:­, barn och ungdomar upp till 18 år 17 jun–16 aug ons–sön 12–17. Fri entré. gratis. Buss: 2 (avstigning Kungshögarna). House of Peace Old Uppsala Museum At the House of Peace you will find exhibitions A mysterious and mythical place, mentioned on human rights issues and challenges that both in the Icelandic sagas and the Beowulf encourage reflection, dialogue, and action.
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    Journal of Archaeology and Ancient History 2015 Number 16 Editors: Frands Herschend, Paul Sinclair and Neil Price. Editorial Board: Assyriology: Olof Pedersén. Archaeology: Anders Kaliff, Kjel Knutsson. Classical Archaeology and Ancient History: Gunnel Ekroth, Lars Karlsson. Global archaeology: Paul Lane. Editorial history: www.arkeologi.uu.se/Journal/ ISSN: 2001-1199 Published: 2015-12-22 at http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-269811 Gamla Uppsala – the emergence of a centre and a magnate complex John Ljungkvist1 & Per Frölund2 1John Ljungkvist, Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, Uppsala University, Box 256, SE-751 26 Uppsala, Sweden. [email protected] 2 Per Frölund, Department of Urban and Rural Development, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SE-750 07 Uppsala, Sweden. [email protected] Department of Archaeology and Ancient History Uppsala University, Sweden ABSTRACT John Ljungkvist & Per Frölund 2015. Gamla Uppsala – the emergence of a cen- tre and a magnate complex. The emergence of Gamla Uppsala as a centre has been discussed for centuries. During the past years, old excavations have been incorporated into the frame-work of the archaeological research project Gamla Uppsala - the emergence of a mythical centre (GUAM), with GIS and excavations in combination with survey results and reinterpretations, as old excavations are placed in relation to new investigations. This article is based on the results from excavations in 2011 and 2015 and studies of previous investigations in the light of new results. We have chosen to present a stand der forschung of what we currently know about the 6th to 8th century estate in the centre of Gamla Uppsala, how it emerges as part of an un- paralleled monumentalization of the area, what we know of a Migration Period prelude and its transformation during the 8th/9th century.
  • Ramism, Rhetoric and Reform an Intellectual Biography of Johan Skytte (1577–1645)

    Ramism, Rhetoric and Reform an Intellectual Biography of Johan Skytte (1577–1645)

    ACTA UNIVERSITATIS UPSALIENSIS Uppsala Studies in History of Ideas 42 Cover: Johan Skytte af Duderhof (1577–1645). Oil painting by Jan Kloppert (1670–1734). Uppsala universitets konstsamling. Jenny Ingemarsdotter Ramism, Rhetoric and Reform An Intellectual Biography of Johan Skytte (1577–1645) Dissertation presented at Uppsala University to be publicly examined in Auditorium Minus, Gustavianum, Akademigatan 3, Uppsala, Saturday, May 28, 2011 at 10:00 for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. The examination will be conducted in Swedish. Abstract Ingemarsdotter, J. 2011. Ramism, Rhetoric and Reform. An Intellectual Biography of Johan Skytte (1577–1645). Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis. Uppsala Studies in History of Ideas 42. 322 pp. Uppsala. ISBN 978-91-554-8071-4. This thesis is an intellectual biography of the Swedish statesman Johan Skytte (1577–1645), focusing on his educational ideals and his contributions to educational reform in the early Swedish Age of Greatness. Although born a commoner, Skytte rose to be one of the most powerful men in Sweden in the first half of the seventeenth century, serving three generations of regents. As a royal preceptor and subsequently a university chancellor, Skytte appears as an early educational politician at a time when the Swedish Vasa dynasty initiated a number of far-reaching reforms, including the revival of Sweden’s only university at the time (in Uppsala). The contextual approach of the thesis shows how Skytte’s educational reform agenda was shaped by nationally motivated arguments as well as by a Late Renaissance humanist heritage, celebrating education as the foundation of all prosperous civilizations. Utilizing a largely unexplored source material written mostly in Latin, the thesis analyzes how Skytte’s educational arguments were formed already at the University of Marburg in the 1590s, where he learned to embrace the utility-orientated ideals of the French humanist Petrus Ramus (1515–1572).
  • Journal of Archaeology and Ancient History 2016 Number 19 Editors: Neil Price and Paul Sinclair

    Journal of Archaeology and Ancient History 2016 Number 19 Editors: Neil Price and Paul Sinclair

    Journal of Archaeology and Ancient History 2016 Number 19 Editors: Neil Price and Paul Sinclair. Editorial Board: Assyriology: Olof Pedersén. Archaeology: Anders Kaliff, Kjel Knutsson Classical Archaeology and Ancient History: Gunnel Ekroth, Lars Karlsson. Global Archaeology: Paul Lane. Editorial history: www.arkeologi.uu.se/Journal/ ISSN: 2001-1199 Published: 2016-09-23 at http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-300845 Towards a standardized discussion of priors in Bayesian analyses of 14C dated archaeological periods: A study based on the dates from Gjøsund Frands Herschend1 [email protected] Department of Archaeology and Ancient History Uppsala University, Sweden ABSTRACT Frands Herschend 2016. Towards a standardized discussion of priors in Bayes- ian analyses of 14C dated archaeological periods: A study based on the dates from Gjøsund. This article focuses on Swedish and Scandinavian contract archaeology and14 C dating. It is a follow-up of a case study by Diinhoff and Slinning (2013), who discuss the 14C dating of a house from the Early Iron Age at Gjøsund, Ålesund, Norway. Their discussion is methodical and well-focussed, but intuitive when it comes to analysing 14C dates as probability distributions. Taking the case study forward, the same house is dated again using the same 14C dates. In the present contribution, the discussion is meant to suggest a more standardized approach to the chronological analysis of 14C dates of periods, such as the lifetime of a house. Having presented a methodical procedure, Diinhoff and Slinning’s case is up- dated following the suggested procedure. Finally, their 14C dates are introduced to Bayesian statistics using the BCal calibration tool, Beck et al.