Re: Inger died yesterday

Tom McDonald <kiltmac@xxxxxxxxx > wrote:
"Peter Alaca" wrote:

"Inger Österholm died the night between Wednesday and
Thursday after a long battle with illness. For over two
decades, she was a driving force behind the Ajvide
excavations on Gotland, where countless archaeology
students from Stockholm and Visby received their first
taste of fieldwork. Inger specialised in the Neolithic of
Gotland, as seen in her seminal 1989 doctoral thesis,
Bosättningsmönstret på Gotland under stenåldern. She
was a tireless teacher, fieldworker and university
administrator, and always very good to me during my
post-grad work with Gotland's largest 1st Millennium
cemetery. It will take time to adapt mentally to the fact
that she is no longer there in the archaeology of Gotland."

Soucehttp://tinyurl.com/2g8r2d

Over the top, Peter.

Sorry, forgot to name the author: Martin Rundkvist

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