Karl Brandt (local history researcher)

Karl Brandt (born April 15, 1898 in Baukau ; died July 2, 1974 in Bremen ) was the museum director of the Emschertal Museum and a local researcher .

He carried out a number of studies and published extensively. On the Hillerberg in Bochum-Hiltrop , Brandt was able to excavate the first and so far longest large house of the Rössen culture .

His son was the archaeologist Karl Heinz Brandt (1922-2014).

literature

Karl Brandt and Leonard Reiners. 100 years. Two ways to the history of the city.

Individual evidence

^ Historical association Herne-Wanne-Eickel: Karl Brandt.
^ Gabriele Wand-Seyer: Karl Brandt (founder of the Emschertal Museum).
^ Hermann Schwabedissen: Karl Brandt April 15, 1898 - July 2, 1974. In: Archäologische Informations , Vol. 4 (1978)
^ K. Brandt, H. Beck: A large house with Rössen ceramics in Bochum-Hiltrop (Hillerberg, Bochum-Herne border).

[1] Historical association Herne-Wanne-Eickel: Karl Brandt.

[2] Gabriele Wand-Seyer: Karl Brandt (founder of the Emschertal Museum).

[3] Hermann Schwabedissen: Karl Brandt April 15, 1898 - July 2, 1974. In: Archäologische Informations , Vol. 4 (1978)

[4] K. Brandt, H. Beck: A large house with Rössen ceramics in Bochum-Hiltrop (Hillerberg, Bochum-Herne border).