Kurze Fundberichte

Archäologie im Bundesdenkmalamt 2016 [Länderbericht Tirol], 2016

Short reports on various excavations in Rostock with documentation of remarkable finds, like pilgrim badges, coins, cloth seals and a brass made oil lamp.

Technikfolgenabschätzung, 2001

Besides reports from the various cantons, the Annual Review SGUF/AS contains a list of sites investigated over the past year, with the latest list consisting of 85 pages comprising 300 reports. These reports are largely determined by the archaeological services of the cantons in as much as readers are informed of what the services deem to be of importance. The number of records varies from canton to canton. These variations are not only determined by the discovery potential of the cantons, which can be estimated based on its archaeologically fertile areas, motorway construction, size of population, and financial power. By comparison, the site listings in the SPM series show similar variations to those seen in the Annual Review. On average, the prehistoric, Roman and medieval eras account for 41%, 33% and 26% of the reports respectively. The proportions vary in certain regions, with many cantons exhibiting rather stable variations over the past 20 years.

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450 Abb. 341. Stralsund, Hansestadt, Lkr. Vorpommern-Rügen, Fpl. 404. Befundübersicht und Lage der Grabungsfläche im Stralsunder Stadtgrundriss (blau: Grundstücksgrenzen; rot: Feldsteinmauern). Jörg Ansorge (2016): Kurze Fundberichte Mittelalter/ Neuzeit, Hansestadt Stralsund,

Fundberichte aus Österreich 50, 2011

The Journal "Fundberichte aus Österreich" (find reports from Austria) exists since 1930. Until now, 55 volumes have been published, including hundreds of articles and reports concerning the archaeological heritage of Austria. This article presents a short history of the "FÖ" and especially a complete register of all articles and reports from vol. 1 to 50.

Jörg Ansorge (2011): Kurze Fundberichte Mittelalter/Neuzeit, Hansestadt Stralsund, Fpl. 320. -Bodendenkmalpflege in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 58: 444-454.

Excavations in the so called monastery barn of the fomer cistercian monastery Eldena near Greifswald revealed foundations of late 13th centuries walls and a number of late 16th to early 17th centuries stove tiles. Remarkable is the 19th century use of sea grass for isolation of the ground floor. The nature of the sea grass ist proofed by bryozoan epizoans,