[gothic-l] Goths, Goetaland, Gotland

[Bertil Haggman]

Thank you, Ingemar, for your latest contribution.

Below are a few books to balance off Walter Pohl (who is
he, BTW).

Bell-Fialkoff, A., _The Role of Migration in the History of
the Eurasian Steppe_, London: Macmillan, 2000.

Findeisen, Joerg-Peter, _Schweden - Von den Anfaengen bis zur
Gegenwart_, Regensburg: Verlag Friedrich Pustet, 1998.

Hermodsson, Lars, _Goterna - ett krigafolk och dess bibel_ ,
Stockholm, Atlantis, 1993.

Nordgren, I., Goterkaellan - om goterna i Norden och paa
kontinenten_, Skara: Vaestergoetlands museums skriftserie nr
30, 2000.

Rodin, L. - Lindblom, V. - Klang, K., _Gudatraed och vaestgoetska
skottkungar - Sveriges bysantiska arv_, Goeteborg: Tre boecker,
1994.

_Schaetze der Ostgoten_, Stuttgart: Theiss, 1995.

_Studia Gotica - Die eisenzeitlichen Verbindungen zwischen Schweden
und Suedosteuropa - Vortraege beim Gotensymposion im Statens
Historiska Museum_, Stockholm 1970.

Tacitus, _Germania_, (with introduction and commentary by J.B. Rives),
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1999.

Gothically

Bertil



> There is a more recent book, by a real historian and real experts
> (not a hobby historian and journalist like Peter Arens), which should
> be most interesting for those still flogging the Scandinavian origin
> theory.



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