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Books by Wolfgang David

Reviewed by Stefan Alexandrov, Archaeologica Bulgarica [Sofia] 9 (2), 2005, 107–108;— Rupert Gebh... more Reviewed by Stefan Alexandrov, Archaeologica Bulgarica [Sofia] 9 (2), 2005, 107–108;— Rupert Gebhard, Bayerische Vorgeschichtsblätter 30, 2005, 337–338; — Anthony Harding, Germania 82, 2004, 522–525; — Eva Cujanová, Památky Archeologické [Prag] 95, 268–269; — Tudor Soroceanu, Eurasia Antiqua 10, 2004, 359–373; — Rastko Vasic, Starinar [Belgrad] 53–54, 2003–2004, 323; – Alessandro Vanzetti, European journal of Archaeology 6, 2003, 325–328

Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 8, 2017

Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 3, Sep 2010

Schriften des kelten römer museums 6, 2018

Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt - Publikationen 1, Dec 23, 2020

Exactly 82 years to the day after the arson of the synagogue on Börneplatz, the marble fragments ... more Exactly 82 years to the day after the arson of the synagogue on Börneplatz, the marble fragments of the Torah shrine smashed during the destruction of the place of worship are being presented to the public.
The stone fragments were discovered 30 years ago in the summer of 1990 during archaeological excavations in the basement of the synagogue, which was demolished in the winter of 1938/39, and later brought to the Archaeological Museum's finds storage.
After three decades, they have been examined in detail during the past months in the restoration workshop for stone monuments of the Archaeological Museum. The results of this research are now being presented to the public for the first time, with a special focus on the immediate traces of violent destruction.

Papers (Bronze Age) by Wolfgang David

Studi di Protostoria in memoria di Renato Peroni, 2023

The weapons, which were part of the equipment in the grave, must by no means be regarded as ident... more The weapons, which were part of the equipment in the grave, must by no means be regarded as identical with the complete possession of weapons of the dead or as a direct reflection of his armament in this life. Therefore it is basically problematic to conclude from the equipment of the graves directly on certain armament types or even on a specific mode of combat. Arrows and bows, which could also be used for hunting, must always be taken for granted as a long-range weapon, even if they are not part of the equipment of the grave. A warrior who only had hand-to-hand fight weapons would not be able to start the fight if his opponent had a long-range weapon. From the developed Early Bronze Age (Bz A2a) to the outgoing Middle Bronze Age (Bz C2) the importance of an efficient cutting weapon is recognizable in the bronze axes. The axe is often accompanied by a dagger of lesser length, which as a multifunctional tool was also to be used as close-combat weapon in mêlée. A simultaneous use of dagger and axe was generally possible. Towards the end of the late Early Bronze Age (Bz A2c/early Bz B), the axe appears for the first time in combination with considerably longer daggers or swords resp. short swords, which are an effective thrust weapon. This allowed a simultaneous efficient use of slashing weapon and thrusting weapon. In the course of further development, the sword was optimized as a thrust weapon, by increasing the range by extending the blade. From the late Middle Bronze Age (Bz C2-D) started the development of the slashing sword which could be used in combination with the lance which exceeded the range of each sword. The combination of lance and axe indicates that in some cases the lance with its extended range as a “prolonged thrust weapon” had replaced the sword. This would be a stage of the development towards the Late Bronze Age military equipment. In this, the axe was replaced as a slashing weapon by swords, whose blades were suited to beating and stabbing, while the lance with its longer range took the place of the pure thrust sword. The lance could also fulfill the function of a (compared to the light arrow and bow) heavy long-range weapon in short distance while the sword suitable for both the slash and the thrust was more versatile than the pure thrust sword and also exceed the range of the axes.

Rivista di Scienze Preistoriche - LXX S1 - 2020 Italia tra Mediterraneo ed Europa: mobilità, interazioni e scambi - pp. 219-230, 2020

Northern Italy between the South of central Europe and the Carpathian Basin. Transalpine contacts... more Northern Italy between the South of central Europe and the Carpathian Basin. Transalpine contacts in the first half of the second millennium BC between the Po Plain and the upper and middle Danube.
– After more than forty years from the International Symposium on the ancient Bronze Age in Europe (Verona – Lazise – Trento, 1-6 May 1972) decisive for the research on the Central European Bronze Age, many new
important discoveries and new models of archaeological sources analysis help to clarify better chronology and cultural development in the different regions on both sides of the Alps. Based on the geographic distribution of specific types of bronze objects - pins, axes, spearheads, daggers and swords - as well as some features of the ornamental style of ceramics and of various bone objects with “carpathian wavy bands decoration and of the Eastern Mediterranean”, but especially through the so called enigmatic tablets - all elements that connect the three regions of the upper and middle Danube and Northern Italy - it is possible, thanks to the enrichment of the data available in quantity and quality, to evaluate better interregional relations.
These advances open possibilities for further analysis and results.

A. Kozubová – E. Makarová – M. Neumann (ed.): Ultra velum temporis. Venované Jozefovi Bátorovi k 70. narodeninám. Slovenská Archeológia – supplementum 1 (Nitra 2020) 87–101., 2020

Weapons in Graves in the Upper and Middle Danube Region During the Early and Middle Bronze Age. W... more Weapons in Graves in the Upper and Middle Danube Region During the Early and Middle Bronze Age. Weapons and especially the combination of different types of weapons in graves usually serve as a starting point for considerations regarding armament and fighting style. On the basis of regional or temporal differences of the weapons present in the graves and their combination, changes in the way of fighting are deduced. In addition, quantitative differences in the equipment of graves with weapons are often used by others to try to prove differentiated gradations in the social rank of the buried. Apart from the fact that at least some of the weapons can be ceremonial or ceremonial weapons or-especially arrowheads or spears-hunting or competition weapons and not the weapons actually or primarily used in battle, it is problematic to draw direct conclusions from the graves' inventory about the existence of weapons in this world.

UPIKU:TAUKE. Festschrift für Gerhard Tomedi zum 65. Geburtstag (hrsg. v. Simon Hye/Ulrike Töchterle). Universitätsforschungen zur prähistorischen Archäologie 339 (Bonn 2019) 87--101., 2019

Die Reihe "Universitätsforschungen zur prähistorischen Archäologie" trägt dem Bedürfnis Rechnung,... more Die Reihe "Universitätsforschungen zur prähistorischen Archäologie" trägt dem Bedürfnis Rechnung, Examensarbeiten und andere Forschungsleistungen in die Öffentlichkeit zu tragen. Thematisch findet darin die ganze Breite des Faches vom Paläolithikum bis zur Archäologie der Neuzeit ihren Platz. Ursprünglich hatten sich fünf Universitätsinstitute in Deutschland zur Herausgabe der Reihe zusammengefunden, der Kreis ist inzwischen deutlich größer geworden. Alle interessierten Professoren und Dozenten sind eingeladen, als Mitherausgeber tätig zu werden und Arbeiten aus ihrem Bereich der Reihe zukommen zu lassen. Für die einzelnen Bände zeichnen jeweils die Autoren und Institute ihrer Herkunft, die im Titel deutlich gekennzeichnet sind, verantwortlich. Sie erstellen eine druckfertig gestaltete Datei (PDF). Bei gleicher Anordnung des Umschlages haben die verschiedenen beteiligten Universitäten jeweils eine spezifische Farbe. Finanzierung und Druck erfolgen entweder durch sie selbst oder durch den Verlag Dr. Rudolf Habelt GmbH, der in jedem Fall den Vertrieb Auch mehr als 175 Jahre nach seiner Entdeckung besitzt der Bronze-und Bernsteinfund von Ried im Oberinntal, Bez. Landeck, Nordtirol, weit mehr als nur regionale oder gar lokale Bedeutung. Aufgrund seiner Einbindung in größere überregionale Zusammenhänge, die mit dem alpenquerenden Personen-und Warenverkehr zu tun haben, steuern nicht zuletzt auch Fortschritte der Forschung in benachbarten und zuweilen auch weiter entfernt gelegenen Regionen neue Aspekte zu seiner Erforschung bei und zeichnen ein zunehmend immer facettenreicheres Bild. Chronologisch gehört der Fund von Ried in den jüngeren Abschnitt der entwickelten Frühbronzezeit (Bz A2a-jünger), datiert nach heutigem Kenntnisstand also etwa ins 19./18. Jahrhundert v. Chr. Neben einer durch Stabdolch und Beil repräsentierten männlichen Komponente enthält er in Gestalt von Bernsteinschmuck und spitzkegeligen Spiralröhrchen/-tutuli von einem Kopf-, Haar-oder Haubenschmuck auch Elemente weiblicher Ausstattungsmuster.

Bayerische Archäologie, 2016

Hansjörg Küster/Amei Lang/Peter Schauer (ed.), Archäologische Forschungen in urgeschichtlichen Siedlungslandschaften. Festschrift für Georg Kossack zum 75. Geburtstag. Regensburger Beiträge zur Prähistorischen Archäologie 5 (Regensburg 1998) 231–267., Jun 25, 1998

Andrea Cardarelli/Alberto Cazzella/Marcella Frangipane/Renato Peroni (ed.), „Le ragioni del cambiamento. ‚Nascita‘ ‚declino‘ e ‚crollo‘ delle società tra fine del IV e inizio del I millennnio a.C." — Atti del convegno internazionale alla „Sapienza“, Roma, 15–17 giugno 2006., 2010

Tell settlements are a striking aspect of the Carpathian Bronze Age. They emerged at the end of t... more Tell settlements are a striking aspect of the Carpathian Bronze Age. They emerged at the end of the third millenium BC due to continuing settling on the same spot and can be found at the brinks of the rivers Danube and Tisza and also in the northeast and east of the Carpathian Basin, in the regions of the Nagyrév, Hatvan, Ottomány and Perjámos/Mures¸ cultures. As a rule, they were still occupied in the time of the successive Vatya, Füzesabony and Gyulavarsánd-Otomani cultural groups. During this time (Reinecke A2 – Reinecke B), fortified settlements resp. settlements on hill-tops or at naturally protected sites were established also in the northwest and the north: in Lower and Upper Austria, south Germany, Bohemia and Moravia, Poland and the Saxon-Thuringian provinces as well as at the shores of lakes in southwest Germany and on the Swiss Plateau. But the occupation of these settlements did not survive the phase Reinecke B resp. the middle of the second millenium BC, neither within nor without the Carpathian Basin. The abandonment of early Bronze Age settlements around this time seems to be an overall phenomenon.

Harald Meller/François Bertemes (Hrsg.), Der Griff nach den Sternen". Internationales Symposium in Halle (Saale) 16.-21. Februar 2005. Tagungen des Landesmuseums für Vorgeschichte Halle 5 (Halle 2010) 439-486., 2010

Petre Roman/Saviana Diamandi/Marius Alexianu (Hrsg.), The Thracian World at the crossroads of civilizations. Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress of Thracology, Constanta – Tulcea – Mangalia, May 20–26, 1996. Bd. 1 (Bukarest 1997) 247–305., 1997

Between the Aegean and Baltic Seas: Prehistory across borders (Proceedings of the International Conference Bronze and Early Iron Age Interconnections and Contemporary Developments between the Aegean and the Regions of the Balkan Peninsula, Central and Northern Europe, Zagreb, 11.4.–14.4.2005)

On the subject of the significance of East European, Pontic and Mediterranean influences for the ... more On the subject of the significance of East European, Pontic and Mediterranean influences for the cultural development of central Europe during the second quarter of second millennium BC, special attention was paid to the richly developing spiral and curvilinear decoration which is expressed in several variations and is new in its complexity and stylistic perception during the Early Bronze Age in the Danubian-Carpathian region. This type of ornamentation was recurrently considered a reflection of Mediterranean impulses.

Goldenes Sakralgerät der Bronzezeit. Bericht über das Kolloquium vom 17. bis 20. Mai 2001., 2003

Henrieta Todorova, Mark Stefanovich, Georgi Ivanov (Hrsg.), The Struma/Strymon River Valley in Prehistory. In the Steps of James Harvey Gaul Vol. 2. Proceedings of the International Symposium „Strymon Praehistoricus“, Kjustendil-Blagoevgrad-Serres- Amphipolis 27.09.–01.10.2004 (Sofia 2007) 421–441., 2007

Gold adornments from the Late Bronze Age from South Germany and their Danube-Carpathian parallel... more Gold adornments from the Late Bronze Age from South Germany
and their Danube-Carpathian parallels. ---

In 1989 treasure-hunters dug out in Northern Bavaria treasure from the time of the Urnfield culture. Similar finds were bought later from the Archaeological museum of Munich. The golden falerae and the rest of the adornments have analogues in the area of Middle Danube. They confirm the fact that eastern parts of Southern Germany had contacts with the Danubian cultural systems.

In 1998 near Bernstorf, close to Munich, another exceptional gold find was found. It includes a diadem, various pendants, a pin with disc-head and pieces of amber. At the same hilltop enclosure in 2000 were found much cited amber objects with „Mycenean“ signs on them. It is presumed that there are adornments, ttached to the cult figure.

Similar complexes were found in the earlier periods of the bronze age too. From the Shaft-graves at Mycenae we know
of similar diadems with rosettes and knobs and similar pendants. They are reminiscent of Bernstorf adornments, without having a direct connection with them. Gold adornments of idols are known from the Varna culture, from the end of the 5 mill. BC, and from Middle Europe from 4 mill. BC.

Ori dei Cavalieri delle steppe (Catalogo della mostra, Trento 2007), a cura di Gian Luca Bonora, Franco Marzatico (Milano 2007) 112–117., May 2007

e non si può nemmeno ritenere che detto sviluppo si configuri nei termini di una semplice reazion... more e non si può nemmeno ritenere che detto sviluppo si configuri nei termini di una semplice reazione agli stimoli culturali di provenienza sudorientale. Si dovrebbe piuttosto prospettare l'esistenza, nel corso del periodo delle tombe a fossa, di un sistema complesso di reciproca comunicazione culturale tra i territori delle steppe eurasiatiche e dell'Europa orientale, dell'Anatolia, dell'Egeo e dell'area danubiana. Nell'ambito di questa vasta rete di relazioni, le comunità dell'area danubiano-carpatica avrebbero svolto un ruolo non solo passivo, ma anche attivo, in veste di culture periferiche delle civiltà più evolute dell'Egeo e dell'Asia anteriore e, al contempo, di periferia occidentale dell'ambiente culturale delle steppe eurasiatiche, influendo così sullo sviluppo dell'Europa centrale, della Scandinavia meridionale e del Nord Italia. Parte degli studiosi ha infatti ripetutamente sottolineato come la decorazione spiraliforme, sviluppata in molteplici varianti stilistiche durante l'antica età del Bronzo nell'area danubiano-carpatica, rispecchi stimoli provenienti da aree mediterranee. Tra le decorazioni poste in relazione con possibili influssi mediterranei, pontici o europei orientali, la più diffusa è quella detta "a bande ondulate carpatica e mediterranea orientale", documentata durante il secondo quarto del II millennio a.C. nell'area danubianocarpatica, nel Peloponneso, in Anatolia e nella piana di Amuq. Ritrovamenti sporadici sono noti nelle steppe a nord e nord-est del mar Nero, in Baviera meridionale, Germania centrale, Italia settentrionale, Danimarca e forse perfino nella Francia sud-occidentale. Nella maggior parte dei casi si tratta di motivi intagliati su oggetti in osso o corno (pissidi, immanicature e finimenti). Nel bacino dei Carpazi i supporti per tali decorazioni sono inoltre rappresentati da una coppa e da bracciali d'oro, mentre nell'area di Micene da numerose applicazioni in lamina d'oro, da un disco in pasta vitrea e infine da resti di stele in pietra (David 1997(David , 2001(David e 2007. A Il'jičevka, distretto di Krasnolimanskij, nell'area di Donez (Ucraina), nell'ambito della cultura della mnogovalikovaja keramika (ovvero della ceramica realizzata con il metodo delle spirali multiple), è venuto alla luce un disco d'osso la cui decorazione a meandri disposti circolarmente trova strette analogie in reperti del complesso A delle tombe a fossa 112 1. Elemento decorativo spiraliforme in bronzo dal ripostiglio di Khudl'ovo (cat. 35) 2. Bottoni rivestiti d'oro, rivestimenti in lamina d'oro, frammenti litici di stele e dischi, impugnature e pissidi in osso con "decorazione a bande ondulate carpatica e mediterranea orientale" (da Lichardus

The Mediterranean and Central Europe in contacts and confrontations (from the Bronze Age until the End of Antique). Proceedings of the International Conference, Modra- Harmónia, 23.–25.11.2000. ANODOS. Studies of Ancient World 1 (Trnava 2001) 51–80., 2002

For a long time, the question has been controversely reviewed whether the flourishing of Early Br... more For a long time, the question has been controversely reviewed whether the flourishing of Early Bronze Age civilizations of the Danubian-Carpathian region (cultures of Wietenberg, Otomani, Vatin, Vatya, Mad'arovce etc.) goes back to culture-forming effects or foreign influences promoting a civilisatory change from the background of the great civilizations of the Aegean-Anatolian region or East Europe or whether the civilisatory level during the Early Bronze Age in the Carpathian region merely created especially favourable conditions for the ability for and the will to a cultural altercation and reception of foreign influences. Special attention in this respect fell to the richly developing spiral decoration which is displayed in various style variants and which is newfashioned in its complexity and stylistic perception during the Early Bronze Age in the Danubian-Carpathian region; repeatedly this type of ornamentation was considered a reflection of Mediterranean impulses. The most wide-spread of the different ornament styles is the so called "Carpathian-East Mediterranean Wavy band decoration" (karpatenländisch-ostmediterrane Wellenbandornamentik"). It is not only an identical decoration, unmistakable both in motive and composition, which occurs in the Danubian-Carpathian region, on the Peloponnesus, in Anatolia and in the Plain of Amuq; the bearers of this typical ornamentation -cheek-pieces of horse-harness, discs and pyxid-or handle-shaped cylindrical objects -as well allow immediate links concerning their shape between the regions mentioned above. A restriction of those patterns to objects coming from the field of horse-riding and chariot-or wagon-driving, as it is often postulated, is, however, out of the question. Even if most bone finds from the Danubian-Carpathian region are not to be seen as imports from the South, an indigenous origin of this ornamentation can on no account be assumed in the Middle Danube region. On the contrary, ornamental and morphological characteristics between some Danubian objects and Mycenaean or Anatolian examples are closely related, which would not be imaginable without the existance of direct contacts between these regions. Only after further comparing analyses, the clarification of chronological questions and last not least after an expected increase of related finds, the manner of the cultural connections leading to the appearance of the mentioned "Wellenbandornamentik" on similar bone objects (handles, cylindrical objects, sceptres, discs and cheek-pieces) between the Plain of Amuq and the Peloponnesus as well as between South Moravia respectively East Austria and the Donez region during the second quarter of the second millenium before Christ will be reliably determined. In this respect, contacts between the Carpathian Basin and Anatolia as well as more or less direct contacts to the early Mycenean civilization or immediate contacts across the Black Sea region are imaginable. A unilateral dependance of cultural development in Central and East Europe on the great civilizations in the Aegean and the Near East is out of the question; development of civilizations in the Middle Danube region is in no way to be seen only as a reaction to influences from the Southeast. Newly discovered finds of gold and amber from Bernstorf and a Mycenaean fayence pearl from Pörndorf indicate also contacts of south Bavaria to the Aegean-Mediterranean world. It is, for now, of no consequence whether these contacts were direct or whether they were brought about across the Carpathian Basin respectively the Upper Adria region. (translated by Valeska Becker) Die besondere Qualität des während des 17. -15. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. im Donau-Karpaten-Raum erreichten Kulturniveaus wird seit langem im Zusammenhang mit einer Intensivierung der Kulturbeziehungen zum ostmediterranen und zum osteuropäisch-eurasischen Raum gesehen 1 . Allerdings 1 Stilempfinden neuartigen spiraloiden Ornamentik zuteil, da in ihr von einem Teil der Forschung eine Spiegelung mediterraner Impulse gesehen wurde 2 .

Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 8, 2017

Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 3, Sep 2010

Schriften des kelten römer museums 6, 2018

Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt - Publikationen 1, Dec 23, 2020

Studi di Protostoria in memoria di Renato Peroni, 2023

Rivista di Scienze Preistoriche - LXX S1 - 2020 Italia tra Mediterraneo ed Europa: mobilità, interazioni e scambi - pp. 219-230, 2020

A. Kozubová – E. Makarová – M. Neumann (ed.): Ultra velum temporis. Venované Jozefovi Bátorovi k 70. narodeninám. Slovenská Archeológia – supplementum 1 (Nitra 2020) 87–101., 2020

UPIKU:TAUKE. Festschrift für Gerhard Tomedi zum 65. Geburtstag (hrsg. v. Simon Hye/Ulrike Töchterle). Universitätsforschungen zur prähistorischen Archäologie 339 (Bonn 2019) 87--101., 2019

Bayerische Archäologie, 2016

Goldenes Sakralgerät der Bronzezeit. Bericht über das Kolloquium vom 17. bis 20. Mai 2001., 2003

Ori dei Cavalieri delle steppe (Catalogo della mostra, Trento 2007), a cura di Gian Luca Bonora, Franco Marzatico (Milano 2007) 112–117., May 2007

Miloslav Chytrácek/Jan Michálek/Karl Schmotz (Hrsg.), Archäologische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Ostbayern/West- und Südböhmen. 11. Treffen, 20. bis 23. Juni 2001 in Obernzell (Rahden/Westfalen 2002) 62–93., Jun 2002

A.M. Bietti Sestieri/R. de Marinis/R. Peroni/C. Peretto, XIII Congresso UISPP, Forlí 1996. Proceedings vol. 4: The Copper Age in the Near East and Europe – The Bronze Age in Europe and the Mediterranean – The Iron Age in Europe (Forlì 1998) 177–182., 1998

7th Annual Meeting – European Association of Archaeologists. Esslingen am Neckar, 19.–23. September 2001. Final programme and abstracts (Esslingen 2001) 101–103., Sep 2001

Gesellschaft für Archäologie in Bayern (Hrsg.), Archäologie in Bayern. Fenster zur Vergangenheit (Regensburg 2006) 100-103., Nov 2006

Annick Richard/Philippe Barrall/Alain Daubigney/Gilbert Kaenel/Claude Mordant/Jean Francois Pinigre (ed.), L'isthme européen Rhin-Saône dans la Protohistoire. Approches nouvelles en hommage à Jacques-Pierre Millotte, Besancon, 16-18 octobre 2006 (Besancon 2009), 2010

La réévaluation des anciennes trouvailles, les nombreuses découvertes nouvelles et l'usage des mé... more La réévaluation des anciennes trouvailles, les nombreuses découvertes nouvelles et l'usage des méthodes de datation absolue, en particulier la dendrochronologie, permettent de construire un cadre chronotypologique unifié, dérivé du système de Reinecke, pour le Bronze ancien et le début du Bronze moyen (2 200 -1 450 av. J.-C.) d'Europe centrale -koinè d'Europe nord-alpine occidentale et koinè danubienne -et d'Italie du Nord, dont les phases sont à l'Ouest : BzA1, BzA2a ancien, BzA2a récent, BzA2b, BzA2c, BzB ancien, BzB récent et BzC1.

Bayerische Archäologie , 2021

Wolfgang David (ed.), Das goldene Antlitz des unbekannten Makedonenköniges. Makedonen und Kelten am Ohrid-See -- ein Zusammenprall der Kulturen? Schriften des kelten römer musems manching 8 (Manching 2017)., 2017

Anton Kern, Vincent Guichard, Rosemarie Cordie, Wolfgang David (Hrsg.), Situlen – Bilderwelten zwischen Etruskern und Kelten auf antikem Weingeschirr. Begleitheft zur Ausstellung. Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 2 (Manching 2009) 30–37, Apr 2009

Bayerische Archäologie 2014 (4), 46-51., Dec 3, 2014

Wolfgang David (ed.), Das goldene Antlitz des unbekannten Makedonenkönigs. Makedonen und Kelten am Ohrid-See – ein Zusammenprall der Kulturen? (Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 8) 60-63, 2017

Wolfgang David (ed.), Das goldene Antlitz des unbekannten Makedonenkönigs. Makedonen und Kelten am Ohrid-See - ein Zusammenprall der Kulturen? Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 8 (Manching 2017) 64-67., 2017

Wolfgang David, Das goldene Antlitz des unbekannten Makedonenköngis. Makedonen und Kelten am Ohrid-See - ein Zusammenprall der Kulturen? Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 8 (Manching 2017) 84-87, 2017

Univerza na Primorskem, Znanstveno-raziskovalno sredisce, Institut za dediscino Sredozemlja iz Sl... more Univerza na Primorskem, Znanstveno-raziskovalno sredisce, Institut za dediscino Sredozemlja iz Slovenije sudjelovala je, kao partner voditelj, na međunarodnom projektu naslova Clash of Cultures. Jednom je to od samo dva projekta promocije arheoloske bastine kojeg je za 2012. godinu financijski podržala Europska komisija iz sheme programa Culture (2007-2013). Uz Univerzu na Primorskem na Projektu su sudjelovali i Losinjski muzej iz Hrvatske, kelten romer museum manching iz Njemacke, Zemaljski muzej Bo¬sne i Hercegovine iz Bosne i Hercegovine i Arheoloski muzej Makedonije iz Makedonije. Clash of Cultures je promotivni projekt kojim se, na razne nacine nastojalo prikazati kulturne kontakte europske cjeline za vrijeme posljednjih stoljeca stare ere. Rijec je o doticaju, odnosno iznimnom spoju prapovijesnih zajednica keltske kulture i sredozemnih civilizacija Makedonije, Grcke i Italije. Arheoloska nalazista, odnosno promovirani gradovi ponajprije prikazuju kako je Europa krajem 1. milen...

Roms unbekannte Grenze. Kelten, Daker, Sarmaten und Vandalen im Norden des Karpatenbeckens. 4. Jh. v. Chr. bis 4. Jh. n. Chr. (Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 8, 2018) 5-15, May 6, 2018

Boier zwischen Realität und Fiktion. Akten des internationalen Kolloquiums in Český Krumlov vom 14.–16.11.2013 (edited by Maciej Karwowski, Vladimír Salač and Susanne Sievers), 2015

Bayerische Archäologie, 2015

Bayerische Archäologie, 2019

Irena Benková/Vincent Guichard (ed.), Gestion et présentation des oppida. Un panorama européen — Management and presentation of oppida. An European overview. Actes de la table ronde organisée par l’ÚAPPSC. Beroun, 2007. Coll. Bibracte - 15 (Glux-en-Glenne – Prag 2008) 85–110., 2009

Suzana Matešic/C. Sebastian Sommer (Ed.), At the Edge of The Roman Empire. Tours along the Limes in Southern Germany. World Heritage Site Limes, Special volume 3 (Bad Homburg v. d. H. – München 2015) 154–157., Sep 2015

Print: Bosch-Druck, Landshut Cover photographs Front cover: Geographical map with course of the U... more Print: Bosch-Druck, Landshut Cover photographs Front cover: Geographical map with course of the Upper German-Raetian Limes. BLfD, J. Valenta. -Preserved foundations of the fort's bathhouse at Theilenhofen. BLfD, C. S. Sommer. -View from south of the reconstructed watchtower Wp. 9/83 Mehlhaus near Großerlach-Grab. A. Thiel. -Vallum and ditch at Zweiflingen. E. Ayen. Back cover: Stone causeway of the Raetian Wall at Altmannstein between Wp. 15/30 and Wp. 15/31. E. Ayen.

Suzana Matešic/C. Sebastian Sommer (Hrsg.), Am Rande des Römischen Reiches. Ausflüge zum Limes in Süddeutschland. Beiträge zum Limes in Süddeutschland, Sonderband 3 (Bad Homburg v. d. H. – München 2015) 154–157., Sep 2015

Bayerische Archäologie 2023, Feb 2023

Bezugspreise & Erscheinungsweise Einzelheft € 8,90 zzgl. Porto Jahresabonnement mit 4 Heften € 28... more Bezugspreise & Erscheinungsweise Einzelheft € 8,90 zzgl. Porto Jahresabonnement mit 4 Heften € 28,inklusive Porto. Bei Lieferung in das Ausland werden die anfallenden Portokosten zusätz lich berechnet. Kündigungen sind bis 6 Wochen vor Ende des Bezugszeitraums möglich. Bayerische Archäologie erscheint viermal jährlich je Ende Februar, Mai, August und November. Jeder Ausgabe sind die Mitgliederinformationen der Gesellschaft für Archäologie in Bayern e. V. beigeheftet.

Bayerische Archäologie, Feb 2023

Antike Welt, Jan 2023

J eder, der sich für das antike Rom und seine reiche religiöse Landschaft interessiert, stößt irg... more J eder, der sich für das antike Rom und seine reiche religiöse Landschaft interessiert, stößt irgendwann auf Mithras: ein origineller Gott, der sich von allen anderen abzuheben scheint und dessen Name sofort eine Vorstellung weckt, die mit dem Orient, den römischen Legionen und den Mysterienkulten, die mit dem aufkommenden Christentum konkurrieren, zu tun hat. Dieses immer noch sehr lebendige Bild, das direkt aus den Arbeiten der letzten Jahrhunderte stammt, wird durch zahlreiche archäologische Entdeckungen, die ein immer besseres Verständnis der antiken religiösen Welt ermöglichen, allmählich dekonstruiert. Mithras und sein Kult erscheinen heute in einem neuen Licht, und das ist es, was die Ausstellung «Mithras-Annäherungen an einen römischen Kult» einem breiten Publikum vermitteln möchte. Diese Ausgabe der ANTIKEN WELT ist eines der Ergebnisse dieses bedeutenden, vom Programm Creative Europe geförderten wissenschaftlichen und kulturellen Projekts, um das sich drei re nommierte Museumsinstitutionen-das Musée royal de Mariemont (Belgien), das Musée Saint Raymond in Toulouse (Frankreich) und das Archäologische Museum Frankfurt-zusammengeschlossen haben, die die Ausstellung zwischen November 2021 und April 2023 nacheinander mit ihrem jeweils eigenen Ansatz beherbergt haben bzw. zur Zeit zeigen. Unser Titelthema entstand in enger Zusammenarbeit mit den Kuratoren der drei Teilausstellungen. Wenn Sie auch zwischen den einzelnen Ausgaben der ANTIKEN WELT immer auf dem Laufenden zu Funden und Forschungsergebnissen der Archäologie und der anderen Altertumswissenschaften bleiben wollen, empfehle ich Ihnen, regelmäßig auf die Webseite der AW zu schauen. Dort finden Sie immer aktuelle Nachrichten aus aller Welt. Und auch unsere «Schwesterzeitschrift» Archäologie in Deutschland veröffentlicht täglich Neuigkeiten aus der Archäologie (www.aidmagazin.de). Alles Gute für das neue Jahr und viel Spaß bei der Lektüre wünscht Ihnen Ihre AWRedaktion TITELTHEMA WAS GIBT ES NEUES ZU MITHRAS?-AKTUELLE FORSCHUNGEN ZU EINEM GEHEIMNISVOLLEN KULT Über drei Jahrhunderte lang wurde der Gott Mithras im Imperium Romanum verehrt. In den letzten Jahren konnten neue Erkenntnisse über seinen Kult gewonnen werden. DER STIERTÖTENDE SONNENGOTT IM NORDEN DES IMPERIUMS-MITHRAS IN OBERGERMANIEN Die Zahl der aus Obergermanien bekannten Heiligtümer, Bildwerke, Inschriften und Requisiten des Mithras-Kultes übertrifft deutlich diejenige der benachbarten Provinzen. MITHRAS EN MINIATURE-MÜNZEN UND GEMMEN ALS QUELLE FÜR DEN KULT Als sacra privata erscheinen Bilder des Mithras vor allem auf privaten Besitztümern der Anhänger. Ein prominentes Beispiel dafür sind Gemmen. DAS RELIEF BORGHESE-VOM KAPITOL ZUM LOUVRE-LENS Heute in der Dauerausstellung des Louvre-Lens zu sehen, wurde das monumentale Relief bereits im 15. Jh. entdeckt und diente seitdem als Inspirationsquelle für zahlreiche Künstler. IN NEUER GESELLSCHAFT-BILDER DES STIERTÖTENDEN MITHRAS IM MITTELALTER Obwohl ab dem Ende des 4. Jhs. n. Chr. die Ausübung heidnischer Kulte verboten wurde, finden sich noch im Mittelalter Darstellungen des stiertötenden Gottes.

In: Laurent Bricault/Richard Veymier/Nicolas Amoroso (ed.), Le Mystère Mithra : plongée au coeur d’un culte romain (Mariemont 2021) 421–430., Nov 2021

Le culte de Mithra et le christianisme Aleš Chalupa Bibliographie générale Crédits photographique... more Le culte de Mithra et le christianisme Aleš Chalupa Bibliographie générale Crédits photographiques Index général 9 La façade méridionale du musée Saint-Raymond. 10 Les antiquités romaines de l'Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt.

In: Laurent Bricault/Richard Veymier/Nicolas Amoroso (ed.), Le Mystère Mithra : plongée au coeur d’un culte romain (Mariemont 2021) 473–478., Nov 2021

Laurent Bricault/Richard Veymier/Nicolas Amoroso (ed.), The Mystery of Mithras. Exporing the heart of a Roman Cult. (Mariemont 2021) 421–430., Nov 2021

Laurent Bricault/Richard Veymier/Nicolas Amoroso (ed.), The Mystery of Mithras. Exporing the heart of a Roman Cult. (Mariemont 2021) 473–478., Nov 2021

The south side of the Musée Saint-Raymond. The Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt was split off fro... more The south side of the Musée Saint-Raymond. The Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt was split off from the Historisches Museum Frankfurt in 1937. Since 1989, the museum has been housed in the old, Gothic monastery of the Carmelites, to the west of the historic city centre. The Church of Saint Mary attached to the monastery was built at the end of the 13th century and then enlarged in the 15th century in Late Gothic style. After having been deconsecrated at the beginning of the 19th century and then destroyed in 1944 during the war, it was reconstructed and given an extension in Postmodernist style by Josef Paul Kleihues (1933-2004) in order to be used as a museum. Under a single roof have thus been reunited collections devoted to Prehistory, Protohistory, and provincial Roman archaeology from the Rhine-Main Metropolitan Region, but also to classical Mediterranean antiquity, the ancient Near East and Egypt. A good part of the collections come from excavations undertaken in Frankfurt's Heddernheim and Praunheim quarters. It was at this location that from the 1st to the 3rd century was found Roman Nida, the capital of the Civitas Taunensium and administrative, economic and religious centre for the countryside of Germania Superior's limes. Since 1827, four (or even five) temples of Mithras have come to light in the Roman settlement. Their supraregional importance was revealed internationally as early as the 19th century thanks to the joint research efforts of Georg Wolff (1845-1929) and Franz Cumont (1868-1947). It is in this spirit of cross-border collaboration that the museums at Mariemont, Toulouse and Frankfurt in 2019 embarked on a collective and convivial project seeking to present to the broader public in Belgium, France and Germany the latest results of international research undertaken into the cult of Mithras.

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100 Kunst-Stücke aus dem Stadtmuseum Burghausen., 1999

Wolfgang David (ed.), Das goldene Antlitz des unbekannten Makedonenkönigs. Makedonen und Kelten am Ohrid-See -- ein Zusammenprall der Kulturen? Schriften des kelten römer museums 8 (Manching 2017) 104-111 , 2017

Rezension zu: Silvia Penner, Schliemanns Schachtgräberrund und der europäische Nordosten. Studien... more Rezension zu: Silvia Penner, Schliemanns Schachtgräberrund und der europäische Nordosten. Studien zur Herkunft der frühmykenischen Streitwagenausstattung. Saarbrücker Beiträge zur Altertumskunde, Band 60. Dr. Rudolf Habelt GmbH, Bonn 1998. ISBN 3-7749-2895-9. 239 Seiten, 62 Tafeln und 41 Abbildungen.

Bayerische Archäologie, 2024

Bezugspreise & Erscheinungsweise Einzelheft € 9,90 zzgl. Porto eBook (pdf) € 7,99 Jahresabonnemen... more Bezugspreise & Erscheinungsweise Einzelheft € 9,90 zzgl. Porto eBook (pdf) € 7,99 Jahresabonnement mit 4 Heften € 32,inklusive Porto. Bei Lieferung in das Ausland werden die anfallenden Portokosten zusätz lich berechnet. Digitalabo (pdf) € 26,unter digibib.verlag-pustet.de Kündigungen sind bis 6 Wochen vor Ende des Bezugszeitraums möglich.

Fines Transire 30, 2023

The excavations carried out by the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München in 2000 and 2001 in the... more The excavations carried out by the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München in 2000 and 2001 in the former „KZ Dachau“ were the first excavations carried out by a German university in a concentration camp. They took place in connection with the redesign of the memorial site, which began in the late 1990s, on the site of the former camp used for
the so-called „protective custody“ of prisoners, where the camp‘s defensive trench and the foundations of a functional building were uncovered, and on the former firing range of the Dachau concentration camp near Hebertshausen. There, the site of the mass murder of over 4,000 Soviet prisoners of war in 1941 and 1942 was precisely localised. Fragments of skulls, jaws and teeth were found from the victims who were burned in crematoria after the executions. The results of the historical, archaeological and anthropological investigations, which complement each other, unanimously prove that the mass murder carried out there by SS units went far beyond the scale of „normal“ shootings in terms of the
cruelty of its execution.

Výzkumy Univerzity Ludwiga Maxmiliána v Mnichově v letech 2000 a 2001 v bývalém koncentračním táboře Dachau představují první archeologickou aktivitu německé univerzity v koncentračním táboře. Uvedené výzkumy se uskutečnily v souvislosti s úpravou pamětního místa, která byla zahájena koncem 90. let 20. století na místě bývalého „Schutzhaftlager“, kde byl odkryt táborový příkop a základy funkční budovy, a na bývalé střelnici koncentračního tábora Dachau u Hebertshausenu. Zde bylo přesně lokalizováno místo masové vraždy více než 4 000 sovětských válečných zajatců z let 1941 a 1942. Byly nalezeny úlomky lebek, čelistí a zubů obětí, které byly po popravách spáleny v krematoriích. Výsledky historických, archeologických a antropologických výzkumů, které se vzájemně doplňují, shodně dokazují, že masové vraždy, které zde prováděly jednotky SS, svou krutostí daleko přesahovaly rozsah „běžných“ poprav.

Im Zuge der Neugestaltung der KZ-Gedenkstätte Dachau entstand ein archäologisches Projekt, das mi... more Im Zuge der Neugestaltung der KZ-Gedenkstätte Dachau entstand ein archäologisches Projekt, das mit Finanzmitteln des Bundes und des Freistaates vom Institut für Vorund Frühgeschichtliche Archäologie und Provinizialrömische ARchäologie seit dem Jahre 2000 in Zusammenarbeit mit der Gedenkstätte, dem Haus der bayerischen Geschichte sowie der Anthropologischen Staatssammlung durchgeführt wird und sich derzeit in der Auswertungsphase befindet.

hessenArchäologie 2020. Jahrbuch für Archäologie und Paläontologie in Hessen, 2021

Un nou sit arheologic în bazinul Bistriței (jud. Neamț). Câteva observaţii privind dinamica locui... more Un nou sit arheologic în bazinul Bistriței (jud. Neamț). Câteva observaţii privind dinamica locuirilor preistorice pe baza vestigiilor de la Ștefan cel Mare-Valea Mare .

Bayerische Archäologie, Nov 24, 2017

Interviewed by Roland Gschlößl, editor of the journal "Bayerische Archäologie".

Bayerische Archäologie 2024 , 2024

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Etruscan News 24, 2022

Among the most important Etruscan cities, Vulci has a very special atmosphere due to its scenic l... more Among the most important Etruscan cities, Vulci has a very special atmosphere due to its scenic location in a very sparsely populated area of southern Maremma, which had already fascinated writers and explorers of the 19th century. However, the loneliness of the location meant that the large necropolis of Vulci had been particularly exposed to looting by robbers and treasure diggers since the 18th century, but especially in the first half of the 19th century. This a threat to the cultural heritage that even today, despite the successful work of the Archaeological and Natural Park of Vulci, the State Inspectorate and the National Museum in the Castello dell'Abbadia, is still not completely eliminated. Finds of the highest quality, including thousands of Attic vases, have been scattered all over the world since the 19th century and have found their way into important museums in Europe.

hessenArchäologie 2019. Jahrbuch für Archäologie und Paäontologie in Hessen, 2020