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Hafrsfjord og nokre andre stadnamn kring fjorden på Nord-Jæren

Særheim, Inge
Chapter, Peer reviewed
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/181468
Date
2011
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Særheim, I. (2011) Hafrsfjord og nokre andre stadnamn kring fjorden på Nord-Jæren. In M. Nitter (ed.) Tverrfaglige perspektiver 2, (pp. 5-14). Stavanger : Arkeologisk Museum  
Abstract
This article deals with the fjord name Hafrsfjord and other place-names from the Hafrsfjord area in northern Jæren (Southwest-

Norway). The author discusses the etymology and the semantics of the fjord name and related toponyms, as well as the background

and function of other place-names from this area, e.g., toponyms linked to harbours and old defence systems. Some unique and

ancient settlement names from northern Jæren are discussed, e.g., Tjora, Viste, Madla and Hinna. It is argued that local placenames

– both macro- and microtoponyms – are important sources of information about the history and culture of the area, including

the local language.
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Arkeologisk Museum i Stavanger
Series
AmS-Varia;53

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