Herma Stiglitz

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Herma Stiglitz (born Hermine Thaller ; born July 29, 1921 in Vienna ) is an Austrian Provincial Roman archaeologist .

Life

Herma Thaller studied Ancient History and Classical Archeology at the University of Vienna since 1940 . On April 4, 1945 she received her doctorate with Rudolf Egger and Josef Keil with a thesis “The population of Noricum”. From 1947 to 1988 she worked as a research assistant at the Austrian Archaeological Institute . In 1984 she was appointed court counselor and in 1985/86 she was provisional director of the Austrian Archaeological Institute. She was also a university lecturer at the Institute for Ancient History and Classical Archeology at the University of Vienna. She carried out numerous excavations on the Roman Limes in Austria, especially in Mautern , Zwentendorf and Carnuntum .

Since 1953 she was married to the ancient historian Roman Stiglitz (1922–1988).

Awards

literature

  • 100 years of the Austrian Archaeological Institute 1898–1998. Vienna 1998, ISBN 3-900305-27-6 , p. 62. 65. 109.
  • Dieter Knibbe (Ed.): Roman times, Middle Ages. Archaeological and cultural studies contributions. Festschrift Herma Stiglitz. Petronell-Carnuntum 1996, ISBN 3-901200-18-5 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Herma (Hermine) Stiglitz (née Thaller), HR Dr. phil. on the website of the University of Vienna, accessed January 1, 2018
personal data
SURNAME Stiglitz, Herma
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Thaller, Hermine (maiden name); Stiglitz-Thaller, Herma
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian Provincial Roman Archaeologist
DATE OF BIRTH July 29, 1921
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna