About Marianna P. Ridderstad
Marianna P. Ridderstad is a Finnish archaeoastronomer who contributes to mythological studies.
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Finns began to abandon ancient religion as early as the Viking Age, according to a recent Finnish study. Marianna Ridderstad, an archaeoastronomer at the University of Helsinki, came to this result by studying how Finns of the Iron Age buried their deceased. . .
Marianna Ridderstad is the first in Finland to defend her dissertation on archaeoastronomy.
Marianna Ridderstad is the first in Finland to defend her dissertation on archaeoastronomy.
Source: yle.fi on 07/26/2020
Top works
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| Lunisolar Calendrical Symbolism on the Phaistos Disk | Evidence of Minoan Astronomy and Calendrical Practices | |
| Journal article | Preprint | |
| 2010 | 2009 | |
| Author | Author | |
| More info | More info |
Authored works by Marianna P. Ridderstad
Associated works
Role: Editor
Role: Translator
Role: Contributor
Bibliography
Anonymous creator, The Phaistos Disc, c. 1600–1699 BCE. Clay disk, diameter: 0.16m [6.23 in]. Permanent Exhibitions Collection, Room III, Inventory No. AE 1358, Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Heraklion, Crete, Greece.
Ridderstad, Marianna P. "Evidence of Minoan Astronomy and Calendrical Practices." Preprint. Arxiv.org, Cornell University. Uploaded October 26, 2009. https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/0910/0910.4801.pdf. Accessed July 16, 2020. [Affiliation: University of Helsinki, Finland]
Ridderstad, Marianna P. "Lunisolar Calendrical Symbolism on the Phaistos Disk." Anistoriton 12, no. 2 (2010): 1-5.
Ridderstad, Marianna P., redactor. "Phaistos Disk / Numerical Transcription." In "Lunisolar Calendrical Symbolism on the Phaistos Disk," 5 [Appendix 2], edited by Marianna P. Ridderstad, Anistoriton 12, no. 2 (2010): 1-5.
