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Nationalmuseets Forskning 2003 NATIONALMUSEETS FORSKNING 2003 Nationalmuseet April 2005 Forord Forskningsberetning 2003 giver en oversigt over forskningsindsatsen på Nationalmuseets ti nuværende forskningsområder, Forskningssekretariatets og Bibliotekstjenestens funktioner i relation til forskningen. I udformningen af beretningen er der taget hensyn til den rådgivning som Nationalmuseets Eksterne Forskningsudvalg (NEF) har givet i forbindelse med behandlingen af Forskningsberetning 2002. I lighed med Forskningsberetning 2002 er museets forskning opdelt og beskrevet ud fra de ti nuværende hovedforskningsområder og det organisatoriske tilhørsforhold af aktiviteterne på forskningsområderne træder dermed i baggrunden. Beretningen indeholder tre afsnit: I. Nationalmuseets forskning generelt, II. Glimt fra forskningsområderne udformet som en række mindre artikler og III. Forskningsområdernes aktiviteter, herunder basisaktiviteter, projekter og publikationer. Forskningssekretariatet [email protected] www.natmus.dk 2 Indholdsfortegnelse NATIONALMUSEETS FORSKNING FORORD ....................................................................................................................p.2 INDHOLDSFORTEGNELSE .................................................................................p.3 I. NATIONALMUSEETS FORSKNING................................................................p.5 1.1. Målsætning for Nationalmuseets forskning......................................................... p.5 1.2. Ressourcer ........................................................................................................... p.5 1.3. Organisering af forskningen .............................................................................. p.11 1.4. Forskerstillinger................................................................................................. p.13 1.5. Forskeruddannelse ............................................................................................ p.15 1.6. Publikationer 2003............................................................................................. p.16 1.7. Forskningsprojekter 2003 .................................................................................. p.18 1.8. Forskningskoordinering og rådgivning ............................................................ p.20 1.9. Nationalmuseets Bibliotekstjeneste................................................................... p.21 II. GLIMT FRA FORSKNINGSOMRÅDERNE ..................................................p.23 Forhistorisk arkæologi/Grønlandsforskning: - Fornemmelse for landskab ............................................................................. p.24 Kulturhistorisk relateret naturvidenskab: - Nye kvantitative analyser af Grauballemandens maveindhold ...................... p.28 Middelalderens og renæssancens arkæologi, historie og kultur: - Nye arkæologiske undersøgelser ved Gurre slot .......................................... p.31 Klassisk og nærorientalsk arkæologi og ægyptologi: - Kileskrift på lertavler–Sumeriske tekster fra det 21. årh. før vor tidsregning . p.33 Numismatik: - Christian III’s rentemesterregnskaber 1551-1558........................................... p.37 Bevaring - Forbedring af en uniformsamlings magasinforhold......................................... p.39 III. FORSKNINGSAKTIVITETER .......................................................................p. 41 Forhistorisk arkæologi .............................................................................................. p.42 Forskningsaktiviteter (Danmarks Oldtid) .................................................................... p.42 Projekter....................................................................................................................... p.47 Publikationer ................................................................................................................ p.52 Forskningsaktiviteter (SILA) ....................................................................................... p.57 Projekter....................................................................................................................... p.58 Publikationer ................................................................................................................ p.63 Kulturhistorisk relateret naturvidenskab ............................................................... p.65 Forskningsaktiviteter.................................................................................................... p.65 Projekter....................................................................................................................... p.68 3 Indholdsfortegnelse Publikationer ................................................................................................................p.71 Marinarkæologi..........................................................................................................p.74 Forskningsaktiviteter....................................................................................................p.74 Projekter .......................................................................................................................p.76 Publikationer ................................................................................................................p.81 Middelalderens og renæssancens arkæologi, historie og kultur............................p.84 Forskningsaktiviteter....................................................................................................p.84 Projekter .......................................................................................................................p.87 Publikationer ................................................................................................................p.92 Nyere tids kulturhistorie og etnologi ........................................................................p.97 Forskningsaktiviteter (Nyere tid) .................................................................................p.97 Projekter .......................................................................................................................p.98 Publikationer ................................................................................................................p.99 Forskningsaktiviteter (Frilandsmuseet)......................................................................p.101 Projekter .....................................................................................................................p.102 Publikationer ..............................................................................................................p.103 Forskningsaktiviteter (Frihedsmuseet og Frøslevlejren)............................................p.105 Projekter .....................................................................................................................p.105 Publikationer ..............................................................................................................p.106 Klassisk og nærorientalsk arkæologi og ægyptologi.............................................p.107 Forskningsaktiviteter..................................................................................................p.107 Projekter .....................................................................................................................p.109 Publikationer ..............................................................................................................p.112 Numismatik...............................................................................................................p.114 Forskningsaktiviteter..................................................................................................p.114 Projekter .....................................................................................................................p.116 Publikationer ..............................................................................................................p.116 Etnografi ................................................................................................................ p.121 Forskningsaktiviteter..................................................................................................p.121 Projekter .....................................................................................................................p.123 Publikationer ..............................................................................................................p.127 Bevaring ....................................................................................................................p.129 Forskningsaktiviteter..................................................................................................p.129 Projekter .....................................................................................................................p.133 Publikationer ..............................................................................................................p.138 Museal formidling ....................................................................................................p.142 Projekter .....................................................................................................................p.142 Publikationer .............................................................................................................p.142 4 Nationalmuseets Forskning I. NATIONALMUSEETS FORSKNING 1.1. Målsætning for Nationalmuseets forskning
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