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| first_name = Carl Axel
| name = Nordman
| honorific_prefix =
| honorific_suffix =
| image = File:Nordman,_Carl_Axel.jpg
| birth_date = 1892
| death_date = 1972
| address = Boulevardsgatan 10, Helsingfors, Finland
| occupation =
| elected_ESL =
| elected_ASL =
| elected_AI = 1922.11.21
| elected_APS =
| elected_LAS =
| membership = ordinary fellow<br />Local Correspondent from 1927 (Finland)
| left =
| clubs =
| societies =
}}
== Notes ==
=== Office Notes ===
=== House Notes ===
1922.11.21 nominated <br />1936.02.25 The following were reappointed Local Correspondents, their appointment dating from 1936:... Dr C.A. Nordman (Finland) ...<br />
=== Notes From Elsewhere ===
Carl Axel Nordman , born January 28, 1892 in Helsinki , died in Helsinki, Finnish archaeologist , art historian , museum mime, director of the historical department at the National Museum 1930-36, and 1936-59 state governor (after Juhani Rinne ). <br />CA Nordman became a PhD in 1919 with his dissertation Studies over the Pedestrian Culture in Denmark (1918) and Associate Professor of Prehistoric Archeology at the University of Helsinki in 1921. From 1924 he was editor of the Finnish Antique Association's journal and from 1930 for Acta archaeologicalology . [ 1 ] <br />He studied the ages of Åland and the Iron Age of Karelia and the Middle Ages of Finland. The best-known group of stone-age artifacts are the animal heads of stone, which have been dealt with in several studies by Nordman (as well as Julius Ailio and Christian Carpelan ). <br />In the spring of 1914, the Swedish Students' Party Party in Helsinki published a collection of papers, Swedish in Finland. Position and endeavors . In the introduction it is emphasized that the Swedish Movement has been in a new phase for a few years - of course, the consequences of the rural reform were in 1906. <br />CA Nordman was also Swedish ideologist in Finland. In the writing of Swedish in Finland , he summarized the Swedish political history view, emphasizing that the stone , bronze , and early iron age in southwestern Finland were Scandinavian, but they influenced the Finns replaced it. What does his contribution "Ancestors and acquaintances" say? "When did the Swedes come to Finland? Who first hunted in our forests first drew their nets in our lakes and sea wrecks?" Was there Swedish or Finn? " This is the starting order. "The story, written in written records, which, in the south, throws light on events centuries before the beginning of our tenure, does not go far with us. Information, concerning older times than Erik the Holy , we have almost none." This requires archeology, anthropology and philology - primarily place name research. The text ends: "A wave at a beach seems to be the Swedish tribe in Finland. With noise it goes far over the coast in ancient prehistoric times, it swells back during the Iron Age, wins again when the Crusaders shields and helmets shine across the country, and are under centuries bearer of western farming in eastern Norway. " [ 2 ] <br />
== Publications ==
=== External Publications ===
Studies on the walkway culture in Denmark (1918) <br /><br />Anglo-Saxon Coins, Found in Finland (1921) <br /><br />Karelens Iron Age Culture (1924) <br /><br />The Megalithic Culture of Northern Europe (1935) <br /><br />Medieval sculpture in Finland (1965) <br />
=== House Publications ===
== Related Material Details ==
=== RAI Material ===
=== Other Material ===
| first_name = Carl Axel
| name = Nordman
| honorific_prefix =
| honorific_suffix =
| image = File:Nordman,_Carl_Axel.jpg
| birth_date = 1892
| death_date = 1972
| address = Boulevardsgatan 10, Helsingfors, Finland
| occupation =
| elected_ESL =
| elected_ASL =
| elected_AI = 1922.11.21
| elected_APS =
| elected_LAS =
| membership = ordinary fellow<br />Local Correspondent from 1927 (Finland)
| left =
| clubs =
| societies =
}}
== Notes ==
=== Office Notes ===
=== House Notes ===
1922.11.21 nominated <br />1936.02.25 The following were reappointed Local Correspondents, their appointment dating from 1936:... Dr C.A. Nordman (Finland) ...<br />
=== Notes From Elsewhere ===
Carl Axel Nordman , born January 28, 1892 in Helsinki , died in Helsinki, Finnish archaeologist , art historian , museum mime, director of the historical department at the National Museum 1930-36, and 1936-59 state governor (after Juhani Rinne ). <br />CA Nordman became a PhD in 1919 with his dissertation Studies over the Pedestrian Culture in Denmark (1918) and Associate Professor of Prehistoric Archeology at the University of Helsinki in 1921. From 1924 he was editor of the Finnish Antique Association's journal and from 1930 for Acta archaeologicalology . [ 1 ] <br />He studied the ages of Åland and the Iron Age of Karelia and the Middle Ages of Finland. The best-known group of stone-age artifacts are the animal heads of stone, which have been dealt with in several studies by Nordman (as well as Julius Ailio and Christian Carpelan ). <br />In the spring of 1914, the Swedish Students' Party Party in Helsinki published a collection of papers, Swedish in Finland. Position and endeavors . In the introduction it is emphasized that the Swedish Movement has been in a new phase for a few years - of course, the consequences of the rural reform were in 1906. <br />CA Nordman was also Swedish ideologist in Finland. In the writing of Swedish in Finland , he summarized the Swedish political history view, emphasizing that the stone , bronze , and early iron age in southwestern Finland were Scandinavian, but they influenced the Finns replaced it. What does his contribution "Ancestors and acquaintances" say? "When did the Swedes come to Finland? Who first hunted in our forests first drew their nets in our lakes and sea wrecks?" Was there Swedish or Finn? " This is the starting order. "The story, written in written records, which, in the south, throws light on events centuries before the beginning of our tenure, does not go far with us. Information, concerning older times than Erik the Holy , we have almost none." This requires archeology, anthropology and philology - primarily place name research. The text ends: "A wave at a beach seems to be the Swedish tribe in Finland. With noise it goes far over the coast in ancient prehistoric times, it swells back during the Iron Age, wins again when the Crusaders shields and helmets shine across the country, and are under centuries bearer of western farming in eastern Norway. " [ 2 ] <br />
== Publications ==
=== External Publications ===
Studies on the walkway culture in Denmark (1918) <br /><br />Anglo-Saxon Coins, Found in Finland (1921) <br /><br />Karelens Iron Age Culture (1924) <br /><br />The Megalithic Culture of Northern Europe (1935) <br /><br />Medieval sculpture in Finland (1965) <br />
=== House Publications ===
== Related Material Details ==
=== RAI Material ===
=== Other Material ===
