Materiality of religion: Religion-related artefacts in estonian archaeological collections

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In the following, an overview will be given about the progress of a three-year project, the purpose of which was to map and study religion-related objects in Estonian archaeology collections and to discuss the terminology for the archaeology of religion. As a result, a database has been created, consisting of descriptions of over 2000 objects across Estonia, which can be related, one way or another, with religion. An additional outcome of the project is a glossary of the main religion-related terms, which aims at encouraging scholars to define or describe the definitions that are employed in their studies, and especially at helping them to distinguish between different terms utilised.

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Jonuks, T., Oras, E., & Johanson, K. (2013). Materiality of religion: Religion-related artefacts in estonian archaeological collections. Folklore (Estonia), 55, 151–176. https://doi.org/10.7592/FEJF2013.55.artefacts

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