Kurt Bittel Prize for South German Archeology

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Since 1989, the city of Heidenheim has been awarding the Kurt Bittel Prize for South German Antiquity , which is awarded every two years for outstanding research achievements in the area of ​​the prehistory of southern Germany. The prize is endowed with 5500 euros, the jury consists of specialist representatives and the Mayor of Heidenheim. The award commemorates the archaeologist Kurt Bittel from Heidenheim . Bittel was an honorary citizen of the city.

Award winners

  • 1989: Michael Mackensen
  • 1991: Wolfram Schier : "The prehistoric settlement in the southern Maindreieck"
  • 1993: Rupert Gebhard : "The primers from the oppidum of Manching"
  • 1995: Dirk Krauße : "The drinking and dining service from the late Hallstatt period prince grave of Eberdingen- Hochdorf (Krs. Ludwigsburg)"
  • 1997: Folke Damminger: "Merovingian time in Kraichgau"
  • 1999: Michael Strobel: "The Schussenried settlement Taubried I"
  • 2001: Michael Schefzik: "The Metal Age Settlement History of the Munich Gravel Plain"
  • 2003: Rainer Schreg : “Archaeological studies on the genesis of the medieval village in southwest Germany. A case study: The medieval settlement of the Renninger Basin "
  • 2005: Sabine Kas: “Enkering-Gatzäcker. A settlement from the late Urnfield and Hallstatt Period with a moat "
  • 2007: Jörg Drauschke: “Studies on the distribution of goods in the eastern Merovingian Empire in the 6th and 7th centuries. based on oriental and local products "
  • 2009: Timo Seregély: “Wattendorf-Motzenstein. A ceramic settlement on the northern Franconian Jura. Studies on the third millennium BC in northeast Bavaria. "
  • 2011: Christian Later: “The Solnhofen Propstei in the Altmühltal. Investigations into the architectural history of the church, the staging of an early and high medieval cult of saints and material culture "
  • 2013: Thomas Liebert: "Technology of the early Middle Ages - water mills and other hydraulic structures in the Franconian-Bavarian border area near Greding, Middle Franconia"
  • 2015: Lukas Werther: “Complex systems in a diachronic comparison. Selected aspects of the development of three small southern German regions between the early and high Middle Ages "
  • 2017: Sibylle Wolf: "Jewelery - Ivory Processing in the Swabian Aurignacien"
  • 2019: Thimo Jacob Brestel: "The excavations in Manching-Süd from 1990 to 2009. Studies on the settlement structure and fortifications of the oppidum"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Price and sensations  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at the city of Heidenheim (heidenheim.de); accessed on October 14, 2011 (dead link, August 1, 2013)@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.heidenheim.de  
  2. ↑ Archeology Colloquium and Kurt-Bittel-Preis  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at donau3fm.de; accessed on November 16, 2013>@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.donau3fm.de  
  3. ^ Kurt Bittel Prize for a "groundbreaking" work
  4. ↑ Heidenheim Archeology Prize was awarded