Eva Roth Heege

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Eva Roth Heege (* 1963 in Bern ) is a Swiss art historian and medieval and modern archaeologist .

Live and act

education

Eva Roth Heege completed her training as an art historian of the Middle Ages and modern times at the University of Bern . In the first minor she studied architectural history and monument preservation, in the second minor, history of the Middle Ages. In 1994 she completed her studies with a licentiate in medieval art history with Ellen Beer . The topic of the licentiate thesis was "Late Gothic relief ceramic stove in Bern, production and motifs". The work was published in the same year.

Professional activity

During her studies, Heege was employed part-time in the archaeological service of the canton of Bern, where she led excavations and processed and archived finds, among other things. After completing her studies in 1994, she worked as a research assistant in the archaeological service of the canton of Bern. As part of this activity, she was responsible for the evaluation of medieval finds and the excavation management of smaller local excavations, including at the Aarberg town square. To this end, she published, among other things, "Bern's great time": Investigations into the residential buildings of the 15th century in the city of Bern .

In 1999, Heege switched to the urban archeology of Einbeck in Lower Saxony as a research assistant . Here she recorded, among other things, the stove ceramic finds from 1991 to 2001 and published on the subject of "Einbeck in the Middle Ages": basic work, processing the stove ceramic finds . The conception and implementation of the exhibition "Einbeck, an archaeological search for traces" in the Municipal Museum in Einbeck from May to August 2002 also fell under her aegis.

In 2001 Heege was employed as a deputy cantonal archaeologist and research assistant in the cantonal archeology department in Zug. During this time she published, among other things, "Burg Zug" and accompanied various publications. She also led an excavation in Rathausgasse 6/8, on which she also published. She also carried out excavations in the old town of Zug, for which she in turn published “Archeology of the City of Zug” .

Since 2013 she has been Head of the "Inventories and Finds" department and deputy cantonal archaeologist in the Office for Monument Preservation and Archeology.

Research priorities

Eva Roth Heege's research focuses on material culture . There is particular interest in research into oven ceramics and tiled stoves as well as pottery and ceramics in Switzerland.

Publications

  • together with Simon Maier / David Jecker / Christoph Rösch / Stephen Doswald / Eugen Jans, From medieval life and a made-up nymph. Archaeological investigations in the «Fischerstube» (Unteraltstadt 12) in Zug. In: Tugium 35/2019, 139–178.
  • A Potter's workshop from the Renaissance Period at Zug. Swiss Faience Production in the Second Half of the 16th Century . In: Gabriela Blažková, Kristýna Matějková (Ed.), Europa Postmediaevali 2018, Post-medieval pottery between (its) borders . Gloucester 2019, 25–34.
  • together with Anette JeanRichard / Armin Thürig / Stephen Doswald / Marquita Volken, Make one out of two. Results of the architectural archaeological investigation in the former restaurant "zur Taube" in Zug. In: Tugium 34/2018, 103-116.
  • Late medieval and modern ceramic complexes in the canton of Zug In: Switzerland from 1350 to 1850 as reflected in archaeological sources. Files from the Bern Colloquium, 25–26 January 2018, Basel 2018, 309–324.
  • Az európai cserépkályhák korai története - Vázlat. In: Szívmelengetö középkor, Kályhák és kályhacsemék a középkori Magyarországon, 14-16. század, Kiállítási katalógus, Budapesti Történeti Múzeum, Vármúzeum 2018. Április 11 - szeptember 2, Budapest 2018, 33–40.
  • Tiled stoves in Switzerland, decors and shapes from 1500 to 1850, Kachlová kamna ve Švýcarsku, deory a formy v období ler 1500 až1850. In: Jitka Šrejberová (Ed.), Kachle a Kachlová kamna, stove tiles and tiled stoves, Sborník příspěvků z mezinárodní konferende k výstavě Svět kachlovýkom, Oblastní muzeum v Mostě, 19. – 20. Dubna 2018 , anthology of the contributions to the international conference on the exhibition The World of Tiled Stoves, Regional Museum in Most, 19. – 20. April 2018, 26–39.
  • Evropská kachlová kamna od svých počátů až do doby baroka - skica . In: Svět Kachlovýchkom, Kachle a kachlová kamna severozápadních Čech , Most 2017, 12–19.
  • International from Central Switzerland. A renaissance pottery in the old town of Zug. In: globalization. Announcements of the German Society for Archeology of the Middle Ages and Modern Times, 30.2017, 215–220.
  • Andreas Heege - a researcher with many facets . In: Christoph Rinne, Jochen Reinhard, Eva Roth Heege, Stefan Teuber (eds.), From the soil to the book, Archeology through the times , Festschrift for Andreas Heege, Bonn 2017, 19–26.
  • together with Anette JeanRichard, Stefan Hochuli, Stephen Doswald, Eckhard Deschler-Erb, The archaeological prospection “Morgarten 2015” . In: Mittelalter - Moyen Age - Medioevo - Temp medieval, magazine of the Swiss Castle Association, 22nd year, 2017/3, 87–142.
  • together with Thierrin-Michael, Gisela: Oberaltstadt 3/4. A 16th century pottery and the history of the houses. Archeology of the City of Zug, Volume 2 Art History and Archeology in the Canton of Zug 6.2, Zug 2016, 13–156.
  • Heating systems and stoves . Switzerland from the Paleolithic to the Middle Ages, SPM VII, Archäologie der Zeit von 800–1350, Basel 2014, 136–143.
  • together with Lotti Frascoli, Annamaria Matter, Maria Isabella Angelino and Michelle Jogiun Regelin. Vessel and stove tiles between 800 and 1350 - different vessels, different materials. Switzerland from the Paleolithic to the Middle Ages, From Neanderthals to the Reformation, SPM VII, Archeology of the Time from 800–1350, Basel 2014, 249–286.
  • Find overview: the stratified finds from the three cross-sections through the old town of Zug. In: Adriano Boschetti-Maradi, Archeology of the City of Zug (Art History and Archeology in Canton Zug 6.1), Zug 2012, 62–65.
  • Oven ceramics and tiled stove. Typology, terminology and reconstruction in German-speaking countries (CH, D, A, FL) with a glossary in seventeen languages (Swiss contributions to the cultural history and archeology of the Middle Ages 39), Basel 2012.
  • together with Gisela Thierrin-Michael, early modern pottery in Zug (Switzerland). Archaeological and archaeometric research. In: Sabine Felgenhauer-Schmiedt / Nikolaus Hofer / Karin Kühtreiber u. a., ceramics and technology. Conference Mautern an der Donau, September 20-25, 2010 (Contributions to Medieval Archeology in Austria 27), Vienna 2011, 53–64.
  • Reference complexes of Central Switzerland, in: Swiss Working Group for the Archeology of the Middle Ages and Modern Times SAM Archeology Switzerland AS, Swiss Castle Association SBV, settlement findings and find complexes from the period between 800 and 1350. Files of the Colloquium on Medieval Archeology in Switzerland , Frauenfeld 28. – 29. October 2010, Basel 2011, 375–397.
  • Between tradition and innovation, tiled stoves in Switzerland, 15. – 17. Century. Barbara Scholkman et al. (Ed.), Between Tradition and Change, Archeology of the 15th and 16th Centuries , Tübingen Research on Historical Archeology, Tübingen, 2009, 291–304.
  • Andreas Heege, Eva Roth Heege. Late Gothic stove tiles from Burgdorf Castle . In: Burgdorfer Jahrbuch 2008, 9–20.
  • Contributions to the finds in: Peter Eggenberger / Thomas Glauser / Toni Hofmann, Medieval Churches and the Origin of Parishes in the Canton of Zug (Art History and Archeology in Canton Zug 5), 2008.
  • Guide to oven ceramics. A workshop report on tile typology and tile terminology in German-speaking countries. In: Ralph Mennicken / Hans-Werner Peine / Sally Schöne u. a. (Ed.), 40 years of ceramic research. Review-State of Research-Outlook. Proceedings of the 40th International Haferry Symposium Obernzell 2007 , Obernzell 2008, 61–63.
  • Early and high medieval fishing facilities on Lake Zug: Results of the rescue excavations Sumpfstrasse - West 1998/99. In: Brigitte Röder, Renata Huber, Archeology in Steinhausen "Sennweid" (Canton Zug). Results of the investigations from 1942 to 2000. Antiqua 41, Basel 2007, 181–193, 331, 341–344.
  • Confession and ceramic imagery, or: Are the influences of the Reformation and the Counter-Reformation reflected in the stove ceramics of the 16th century in the Swiss Plateau? In: Carola Jäggi, Jörn Staecker (eds.), Archeology of the Reformation, studies on the effects of religious change on material culture. Works on Church History, Volume 104, Berlin, New York 2007, 369–397.
  • Clay pipes from 17th to 19th centuries Century in the canton of Zug (Switzerland) , Knasterkopf, trade journal for clay pipes and historical tobacco consumption, Volume 19/2007, 100–115.
  • The pottery kiln in Oberaltstadt 3 in Zug CH. In: Andreas Heege, Pottery kilns - Pottery kilns - fours de pôtiers. Research into early medieval to modern pottery kilns (6th – 20th centuries) in Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Basler Hefte zur Aräologie, Volume 4, Basel 2007, 291–297.
  • From the early days of tobacco smoking. Clay pipes from 17th to 19th centuries Century in the canton of Zug . Tugium, yearbook of the State Archives of the Canton of Zug, the Office for the Preservation of Monuments and Archeology, the Cantonal Museum of Prehistory in Zug and Zug Castle, Volume 22, 2006, 75–94.
  • June 8th - 25th, 1352: The Swiss conquer the castle in Zug (CH). Historical and archaeological lore. In: Historical event and archaeological findings, communications of the German Society for Archeology of the Middle Ages and Modern Times 16, 2005, 81.
  • Witnesses of late Gothic tiled stoves in Zug. In: Mittelalter, Moyen Age, Medioevo, Temp medieval. Journal of the Swiss Castle Association, 10th year, 2005/2, 60, 61.
  • From the house to the town hall? Results of the archaeological and architectural studies in the house at Rathausstrasse 6/8 in Baar. In: Tugium, yearbook of the State Archives of the Canton of Zug, the Office for the Preservation of Monuments and Archeology, the Cantonal Museum of Prehistory in Zug and the Museum in the Castle, Volume 20/2004, 91–118.
  • The finds from the town square in Aarberg. In: Archeology in the Canton of Bern , Volume 5A, Bern 2004, 163–272.
  • Late Romanesque floor slabs from the Strassberg castle ruins near Büren a. A. In: Archeology in the Canton of Bern , Volume 5B, Bern 2004, 463-470.
  • The finds from Nidau ​​Castle (excavations 1985–1987) In: Archeology in Canton Bern , Volume 5B, Bern 2004, 591–640.
  • together with Andreas Heege, Der "Hörner-Ofen" from Einbeck. A tiled stove from Hohen Münsterstrasse 24 that was destroyed in the town fire in 1540. In: Nearchos 12, Innsbruck 2003, 331–348.
  • Warmth and cosiness. In: Berns brave time - The 14th century rediscovered , Bern 2003, 293–296.
  • Glass ports and crucibles. In: Zug Castle. Archeology - Building History - Restoration. Swiss Contributions to the Cultural History and Archeology of the Middle Ages, Volume 28, Zug 2003, 417–418.
  • Three late medieval weapons finds from Lake Zug. In: Tugium, yearbook of the State Archives of the Canton of Zug, the Office for the Preservation of Monuments and Archeology, the Cantonal Museum of Prehistory in Zug and the Museum in the Castle, Volume 19/2003, 89–94.
  • Pious and wealthy. Evaluation of the archaeological finds from Grabenstrasse 3 in Zug. In: Tugium, yearbook of the State Archives of the Canton of Zug, the Office for the Preservation of Monuments and Archeology, the Cantonal Museum of Prehistory in Zug and the Museum in the Castle, Volume 19/2003, 95–110.
  • together with Andreas Heege, Christa Meiborg, Ofenlehm and Napfkacheln. An unusual tiled stove from the 15th century from Marburg Castle. In: Journal for Archeology of the Middle Ages, Volume 31, 2003, 95–114.
  • It's warm behind the stove. Even in the smallest room. Iron stoves with earthen sculptures. In: Andreas Heege, Einbeck in the Middle Ages, An archaeological-historical search for traces. Studies on Einbeck's history 17, Oldenburg 2002, 211–230.
  • The "horn oven" from Einbeck, In: Archeology in Lower Saxony , Volume 5, Oldenburg 2002, 95-97.
  • Oven clay and tiled stove - On the technical and artistic development of the oven using examples from Aarberg, Einbeck and Marburg. In: Center Region Periphery, Medieval Europe in Basel, Hertingen 2002, 345-350.
  • Early majolica production in Switzerland: A stove dated 1518 from Holligen castle in Bern. In: Johan Veekman (ed.), Majolica and glass from Italy to Antwerp and beyond. Antwerp 2002, 481-486.
  • Bernese tiled stoves in the late Middle Ages. In: Keramos 171, 2001, 73-100.
  • Oven clay: building material or decoration? The tiled stove from Hohen Münsterstrasse 24 in Einbeck, Lower Saxony. In: From the fireplace to the tiled stove, heating systems and stove ceramics from the Middle Ages to modern times, Stralsund contributions to archeology, history, art and folklore in Western Pomerania, Volume III, 2001, 14-21.
  • Qualités et propriétés de la céramique de poêle bernoise du Moyen Âge tardif. Dans: Archeologie du poêl en céramique du haut moyen âge à l'époque moderne. Revue Archéologique de l'Est, Dijon 2000, 43–50.
  • A Bernese faience tiled stove from 1518. In: Art and Architecture in Switzerland, Volume 50, 1999, Issue 2, 22–32.
  • Every beginning is difficult - A faience oven from 1518 from Holligen Castle in Bern, in: Ceramic production between craft and industry, everyday life - souvenir - technology, contributions to the 31st International Pottery Symposium of the Working Group for Ceramic Research in Bamberg from September 28th to 4th October 1998 (Bamberg Contributions to Folklore, Vol. 7, edited by Bärbel Kerkhoff-Hader and Werner Endres), Hildburghausen 1999, pp. 291–304.
  • Finds tell of life in the medieval city. In: Aarberg. Portrait of a Small Town, Aarberg 1999, 102–113.
  • "How to buwen sol after the heat". Urban residential buildings in late medieval Bern. In: Bern's great time - The 15th century rediscovered, Bern 1999, 161–172.
  • The tiled stove - a prestige object. In: Bern's great time - The 15th century rediscovered, Bern 1999, 170.
  • Household items in late medieval Bern. In: Bern's great time - The 15th century rediscovered, Bern 1999, 172.
  • Archaeological evidence of urban trades. In: Bern's great time - The 15th century rediscovered, Bern 1999, 220–226.
  • Bernese oven ceramics as a mirror of artistic exchange . In: Bern's great time - The 15th century rediscovered , Bern 1999, 416.
  • together with Daniel Gutscher, Buchholterberg, Heimenschwand. The archaeological investigations on the farmhouse No. 29 in Bätterich 1991. In: Archäologie im Kanton Bern , Volume 4B, Bern 1999, 213-234.
  • together with Daniel Gutscher, Burgdorf, Kindergarten Kronenhalde. Finds from the city moat 1991. In: Archeology in Canton Bern , Volume 4B, Bern 1999, 251–270.
  • together with Daniel Gutscher, Thun, Obere Hauptgasse 6/8. The finds from the rescue excavations in 1989 . In: Archeology in the Canton of Bern, Volume 4B, Bern 1999, 293-320.
  • Furnace and home decor. In: Guy de Boe et al. Frans Verhaeghe (Ed.), Material Culture in Medieval Europe. Papers of the “Medieval Europe Brugge 1997” Conference, Vol. 7. Zellik 1997, 471-483.
  • together with René Buschor u. Daniel Gutscher, Late medieval oven ceramics in relief in Bern. Production and motifs (series of publications by the Education Directorate of the Canton of Bern, published by the Archaeological Service of the Canton of Bern), Bern 1994.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Eva Roth Kaufmann / René Buschor / Daniel Gutscher, Late Middle Ages relief ceramic stove in Bern, production and motifs, Bern 1994.
  2. ^ Eva Roth Heege, Die Funde aus dem Schloss Nidau ​​(excavations 1985 to 1987), in: Archäologie im Kanton Bern 5B, 2004, 591–640
  3. ↑ Eva Roth, "How to go after the brunst buwen sol", urban residential buildings in late medieval Bern, in: Ellen Beer / Norberto Gramaccini / Charlotte Gutscher-Schmid u. a. (Ed.), Bern's great time. The 15th century rediscovered, Bern 1999, 161–173
  4. ↑ Eva Roth Heege, It's warm behind the furnace, in: Andreas Heege, Einbeck im Mittelalter (Studies on Einbeck's History 17), Oldenburg 2002, 211–225 and Eva Roth Heege, "Eisenöfen mit Earthenen Bildwerke", in: Andreas Heege, Einbeck in the Middle Ages (Studies on Einbeck History 17), Oldenburg 2002, 226–230
  5. ^ Josef Grünenfelder / Toni Hofmann / Peter Lehmann, Die Burg Zug. Archeology - Building History - Restoration (Swiss Contributions to Cultural History and Archeology of the Middle Ages, Volume 28), Basel 2003
  6. ^ Eva Roth Heege, From the house to the town hall? Results of the archaeological and historical building studies in the house at Rathausstrasse 6/8 in Baar, in: Tugium 20, 2004, 91–118
  7. ↑ Eva Roth Heege, Fund Overview: the stratified finds from the three cross-sections through the old town of Zug, in: Adriano Boschetti-Maradi, archeology of the city train (art history and archeology in the Canton train 6.1), train 2012, 62-65
  8. ↑ Eva Roth Heege, Oven Ceramics and Tiled Stoves. Typology, terminology and reconstruction in German-speaking countries (CH, D, A, FL) with a glossary in seventeen languages ​​(Swiss contributions to the cultural history and archeology of the Middle Ages 39), Basel 2012
  9. ^ Eva Roth Heege / Gisela Thierrin-Michael, Early Modern Pottery in Zug (Switzerland). Archaeological and archaeometric investigations, in: Sabine Felgenhauer-Schmiedt / Nikolaus Hofer / Karin Kühtreiber u. a., ceramics and technology. Conference Mautern an der Donau, September 20-25, 2010 (Contributions to Medieval Archeology in Austria 27), Vienna 2011, 53–64.
  10. ↑ Eva Roth Heege, Reference Complexes of Central Switzerland, in: Swiss Working Group for the Archeology of the Middle Ages and Modern Times SAM Archeology Switzerland AS, Swiss Castle Association SBV, settlement findings and find complexes from the period between 800 and 1350. Files from the colloquium on medieval archeology in Switzerland, Frauenfeld 28-29 October 2010, Basel 2011, 375–397
personal data
SURNAME Roth Heege, Eva
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss art historian and medieval and modern archeologist
DATE OF BIRTH 1963
PLACE OF BIRTH Bern