Kadakas, Villu; Kreem, Juhan (2019). Der Baukompex von Peude auf Ösel. Eine frühe Ordensburg mit einem Nachleben? Juhan Kreem. Das Leben im Ordenshaus (99−116). VDG. (Quellen und Studien zur...
Mägi, M. (2005). Mortuary Houses in Iron Age Estonia. Estonian Journal of Archaeology, 93−131. Read the article: here. Mägi, M. (2005). Stone Graves and Mortuary Houses. The Development of Burial...
Saage, R.; Peets, J.; Kulu, P.; Peetsalu, P.; Viljus, M. (2017). Metallographic investigation of iron blooms and bars from the smithy site of Käku, Estonia. Fennoscandia Archaeologica, XXXIV,...
Bome, H.; Markus, K. (2005). Karja church – the smallest ‘cathedral’. (EST: Karja kirik – kõige väiksem “katedraal”). Kunstiteaduslikke Uurimusi / Studies on art and...
Mägi, M.; Rudi, A. (1999). New Stone Circle Graves at Piila Cemetery, Saaremaa. In: Archeological fieldwork in Estonia = Arheoloogilised välitööd Eestis 1998 (39−49). Tallinn:...
Stone kerb of grave V with a sector of grave VII and the limestone pavement between the graves, seen from NE. The best-known and most researched Viking Age grave site in Saaremaa, Piila is located in...
The Viltina stone grave in Southern Saaremaa was excavated in 1940 ahead of the planned construction work of a Soviet military base. As a result, the dig was hurried: over the period of just two...
Constructional stages of the Pöide church. Screenshot from the documentary ’Pöide, vaikiv tunnistaja“. The Pöide church is one of the oldest stone churches in Estonia, probably built in the...
Sperling, U. (2016). Bronze Age Connections across the Baltic Sea: Discussing Metalwork as Source of Maritime Contacts in Prehistory. In: Hein Bjartmann Bjerck (Ed.). Marine Ventures –...
Lõugas, V.; Lõugas-Mägi, M. (1994). Excavations at Pöide Stronghold have been finished. Eesti Teaduste Akadeemia toimetised, Humanitaar- ja sotsiaalteadused, 43/4, 390-392. Read the article (RUS...