Karl Kutschera (archaeologist)

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Karl Kutschera (* 1905 in Meran ; † 1952 ) was an Austrian prehistoric scientist .

Karl Kutschera studied prehistory and early history at the University of Vienna and received his doctorate there in 1935. In 1940 he took up his post as the first full-time curator and state official of the Carnuntinum Museum , which he headed until his death. In 1947 and 1950 he examined the graves on the Kirchenberg in Bad Deutsch-Altenburg .

Fonts

  • The ramparts in South Tyrol, the German-speaking part of the country. Dissertation Vienna 1935.
  • Carnuntum. A short tour through the landscape and museums. Bad Deutsch-Altenburg 1942.
  • Carnuntinum Museum. Short guide. Bad Deutsch-Altenburg 1949.
  • Bad Deutsch-Altenburg, BH Bruck / Leitha , In: Find reports from Austria 5, 1946–1950, 138.
  • Late burial finds. In: Communications from the Association of Friends of Carnuntum 2, 1949, 3–4.
  • Early medieval grave finds on the Kirchenberg in Bad Deutsch-Altenburg. In: Culture reports from Lower Austria 1951, 39–40.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Herbert Mitscha-Märheim: Grave finds on Kirchenberg in Bad Deutsch-Altenburg. In: Archaeologia Austriaca 18, 1955, 32–44.
personal data
SURNAME Kutschera, Karl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian prehistorian
DATE OF BIRTH 1905
PLACE OF BIRTH Meran
DATE OF DEATH 1952