The rescue excavation at the corner of Albertstraße and Habsburgerstraße in Freiburg 2025 offers a unique insight into the layout structure of the vanished district of Neuburg. The 4000 m² excavation area is located in the first medieval extension of the town, which was laid out from 1240 and was demolished as part of the construction of the fortifications from 1677.
Dr. Bertram Jenisch (Landesamt für Denkmalpflege Baden-Württemberg, Freiburg office) will report in a lecture on exciting finds in connection with the excavation: In a craftsman's area, an oven from around 1300 was uncovered in the last filling of which fragments of over 50 clay figurines were recovered. The finds not only provide information about the production of the female, male and animal figurines. Similar finds from south-west Germany indicate the distribution of these products.
Participation is free of charge, registration is not necessary. Access to the Central Finds Archive (Lützowerstr. 10) via Militärstr./Leopoldplatz.
Dr. Bertram Jenisch (Landesamt für Denkmalpflege Baden-Württemberg, Freiburg office) will report in a lecture on exciting finds in connection with the excavation: In a craftsman's area, an oven from around 1300 was uncovered in the last filling of which fragments of over 50 clay figurines were recovered. The finds not only provide information about the production of the female, male and animal figurines. Similar finds from south-west Germany indicate the distribution of these products.
Participation is free of charge, registration is not necessary. Access to the Central Finds Archive (Lützowerstr. 10) via Militärstr./Leopoldplatz.
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