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Jonas M. Nordin 《International Journal of Historical Archaeology》2018,22(4):663-685
This paper deals with the presence of Sámi in central and southern Sweden in the seventeenth century. The Nordic countries have generally been believed to be ethnically homogeneous, with the** colonial subjects not being present in the center of these empires. If the multicultural aspects of early modern Nordic countries are at all discussed, Sámi and other ethnic groups are understood as peoples living on the outskirts of the empires. This notion has cemented an idea that cities such as Copenhagen or Stockholm were inhabited solely by peoples from southern Scandinavia and the continent. Drawing on the experience of the role and presence of indigenous people from the Americas and the Arctic in cities such as London in the seventeenth century, this paper examines the multi-ethnic aspects of early modern Stockholm, capital of Sweden, as an imperial center. 相似文献
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Edward M. Schoolman 《Early Medieval Europe》2013,21(1):108-111
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Indo-Iranian Journal - 相似文献
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Diverging Paths? The Shapes of Power and Institutions in Medieval Christendom and Islam. Edited by John Hudson and Ana Rodríguez. The Medieval Mediterranean 101. Leiden‐Boston: Brill. 2014. vii + 435 pp. $210, €172. ISBN 9789004277366. ISSN 0928 5520. 下载免费PDF全文
Cecilia Palombo 《Early Medieval Europe》2017,25(3):395-399
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