Governing Urban Space through Sound: Aural and Audible Procedures in Norwegian Town Laws: Aural and Audible Procedures in Norwegian Town Laws.
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Audible children: The sounds of children in medieval miracles.
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Sound Cultures in the Medieval North: Tuning in.
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Latinske tekster i Norge mellom 1152 og 1230. 2 bind. 1. Tekstkritisk samling med norske parallelloversettelser. 2. Kommentar til Latinske tekster i Norge.
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«Våre forfedres kirke». Tekster av, om og til Klosterlasse.
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Shetland, det første norrøne landet i Solundhavet.
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Sound, Voice, Speech - and Silence - in Old Norse Culture and Ecology.
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The Animal Heard: Soundscapes, sound-making, and animal-human relations in medieval Iceland.
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Carving sound: Inscriptions in churches as a representation of the church soundscape.
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