Archaeologists discover secrets of the west wall in Landau!
Archaeologists discover secrets of the west wall in Landau!
Archaeological explorations in the future Stadtquartier Südwest in Landau are currently underway. Commissioned by the Cultural Heritage General Directorate, this work should examine possible parts of a west wall system over a period of about three weeks. The impetus for this measure gives a recorded double group shelter in the western area of the building area, the function and origin of which should be researched more precisely. Magnetic field measurements have shown anomalies over the entire area, which indicates the historical potential of the area.
The role of the area at the end of the Second World War is particularly relevant. It is reported that the area and the bunker were used as a position and played an important role in the artillery battle between Wollmesheim and Godramstein. In the case of artifacts found, the state monument preservation and the city will jointly decide on the further procedure in order to preserve the historical meaning of the site and to document them appropriately. Rheinpfalz reports that the work is promising and for the understanding of the regional history of great importance.past on the former SS area
In February 2024, archaeological explorations also took place on the former SS site of the Gusen concentration camp. These were carried out in coordination with the Austria Castle Center. A professional team of archaeologists carried out selective explorations and has found both the above and underground structural remains of barracks, paths and other infrastructures. These finds are not only of interest in science, but also contribute to the documentation and preservation of the historical heritage.
The excavations carried out to light artifacts that have both reference to the history of the concentration camp and on current social issues. This work aims to counteract the forgetting and displacement in the post -war period and lay an important basis for the design of a new memorial. It is planned that future structural and design measures should take into account the archaeological remains in order to make their importance understandable for visitors. Gusen Memorial emphasizes that the documentation of this site is of central importance.
integration of science and education
The focus is also on education and training as part of these archaeological research projects. An example of this is the master's degree in prehistory and historical archeology at the University of Vienna. This program aims to impart knowledge that is necessary for independent research in human and cultural studies. The training includes various topics such as landscape archeology, monument conservation and excavation management and combines theory with practical application.The course that does not require a selection process has a standard period of study of four semesters and is designed for 120 ECTS credits. A close link between theory and practice is of central importance, which enables students to edit current research questions. Graduates have a good chance of employment in various areas, including monument offices and museum institutions. University of Vienna also emphasizes the family character of the institute and the committed teachers who meet the students in the choice of their topics.
In summary, it should be noted that the current archaeological work in Landau and at the Gusen memorial will throw a strong light on the importance of history and at the same time underline the relevance of education and science in archaeological practice.| Details | |
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