Hans Schaal (archaeologist)

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Hans (Johannes) Schaal (born March 28, 1888 in Thalassery (formerly Tellicherry) on the Malabar coast in India ; † July 19, 1963 in Bremen ) was a German educator and classical archaeologist .

biography

Schaal was the son of a missionary from Schwäbisch Hall . Since 1907 he studied classical philology and archeology at the University of Bonn and in 1912/13 at the University of Berlin. He was in Berlin to Dr. phil. PhD . After that he was a teacher in Schulpforta . In 1917 he married Annemarie Erman, the youngest daughter of the Egyptologist Adolf Erman .

In 1926 Schaal became director of the old grammar school in Bremen. From 1926 to 1929 he undertook several research trips to Italy and Greece . In 1932 he became a member of the German Archaeological Institute . Publications appeared on Greek vases and clay sculptures, among other things. In the time of National Socialism he had with the Nazis problems since his wife was the daughter of a professor with a Jewish grandmother. He adapted and was able to remain as headmaster. In May 1945 he was dismissed as director and returned in 1947 as a teacher. In 1952 he was able to undertake another research trip. In 1953 he was retired. He was then occupied with topics of antiquity .

Fonts

  • De Euripidis Antiopa. Dissertation. Berlin 1914.
  • Greek vases from Frankfurt collections. Frankfurter Verlags-Anstalt, Frankfurt am Main 1923.
  • Greek vases. Part I and II. Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld, Leipzig 1928.
  • From barter to world trade, pictures of trade and traffic in prehistory and antiquity. Teubner, Leipzig 1931.
  • Greek vases and figural clay sculptures in Bremen. Winter, Bremen 1933.
  • The island of Pelops. Forays through the landscape and history of southern Greece. Geist, Bremen 1943.
  • Ostia. The world port of Rome. Dorn, Bremen 1957.

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