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Age and place names in Önundarfjörður. By Óskar Einarsson.
In Tíminn, November 24, 1951, Gils Guðmundsson discusses Aldarfar and place names in Önundarfjörður. It says, among other things:
My verdict on Oscar's writings
The doctor's brief is that
it is written with rare care and diligence and contains
a lot of solid knowledge.
Most Önfjörður residents will
will be entertaining reading, but many
others who are inclined to old teachings will benefit from it
great pleasure. Are there many
good and sharp observations,
which not only touch on the history of the Önfjörður people, but also on their national culture
our history as a whole. I want to
in relation point to the chapter on
"the eternal choice of the Önfjörður people". That is why
find various remarkable indications of reproductive diseases earlier
in times. and the relationship between
sudden deaths of people in the spring and
its diet in the winter.
Also worth mentioning are the reflections on genetics and disease.
What you miss most is that
various delicious research materials, which are being killed, should be
not explained thoroughly, but somewhere the limits will be
to be. I consider it one head
The advantage of the book is that it raises
much to think about
price points of national cultural history,
as the doctor's eye surely is:
about old place names from the absolute
destruction. On place names and collection
Of them, Oscar dies in these words:
"The Westfjords are a diverse land and have many place names. Some
lands are literally so covered with names that one can hardly cross their paths. This is very
although different, just like the people
itself is misremembered and misidentified. Other things being equal, they are
lands richest in place names, which have been placed before man
A person of the same stock. Frequent changes of occupants are dangerous for place names, especially if the occupants move in from distant and different regions.
Óskar Einarsson arrived in Önundarfjörður as a complete stranger and stayed there for no more than a decade, always in poor health.
and yet loaded with many meanings
jobs. In view of this,
It is amazing how reliable
His knowledge is of the region,
whether you look at its history
or topology. Has he and
made every effort to solve the problem
his writing, and it must have required more precision and effort than
one might assume at a glance.
Everything in the book proves that here
is not about any "document"
to discuss, but a pleasant job done with interest and dedication.
In Tíminn, November 24, 1951, Gils Guðmundsson discusses Aldarfar and place names in Önundarfjörður. It says, among other things:
My verdict on Oscar's writings
The doctor's brief is that
it is written with rare care and diligence and contains
a lot of solid knowledge.
Most Önfjörður residents will
will be entertaining reading, but many
others who are inclined to old teachings will benefit from it
great pleasure. Are there many
good and sharp observations,
which not only touch on the history of the Önfjörður people, but also on their national culture
our history as a whole. I want to
in relation point to the chapter on
"the eternal choice of the Önfjörður people". That is why
find various remarkable indications of reproductive diseases earlier
in times. and the relationship between
sudden deaths of people in the spring and
its diet in the winter.
Also worth mentioning are the reflections on genetics and disease.
What you miss most is that
various delicious research materials, which are being killed, should be
not explained thoroughly, but somewhere the limits will be
to be. I consider it one head
The advantage of the book is that it raises
much to think about
price points of national cultural history,
as the doctor's eye surely is:
about old place names from the absolute
destruction. On place names and collection
Of them, Oscar dies in these words:
"The Westfjords are a diverse land and have many place names. Some
lands are literally so covered with names that one can hardly cross their paths. This is very
although different, just like the people
itself is misremembered and misidentified. Other things being equal, they are
lands richest in place names, which have been placed before man
A person of the same stock. Frequent changes of occupants are dangerous for place names, especially if the occupants move in from distant and different regions.
Óskar Einarsson arrived in Önundarfjörður as a complete stranger and stayed there for no more than a decade, always in poor health.
and yet loaded with many meanings
jobs. In view of this,
It is amazing how reliable
His knowledge is of the region,
whether you look at its history
or topology. Has he and
made every effort to solve the problem
his writing, and it must have required more precision and effort than
one might assume at a glance.
Everything in the book proves that here
is not about any "document"
to discuss, but a pleasant job done with interest and dedication.