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7 “...[W]eapons are seen as related to male graves and most jewelry is associated with
female graves. One or two beads may occur in a male grave, but more than three beads
are regarded as indicating women’s graves. Tools and utensils may be sex neutral or in
certain periods may indicate sex.” (Gräslund 2001:90)
8 Gräslund 2001.
9 Stalsburg 2001.
10 Í þeim prósentutölum sem hér koma fram er ekki innifalin nýlega fundin gröf með
meira en 400 sörvistölum, sjá kaflann um niðurstöður.
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12 Hall 1994; Clover 1988.
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14 Arnold 2001; Gero & Conkey 1985.
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