List of listed objects in Groß Sankt Florian

The list of listed objects in Groß Sankt Florian contains the 16 listed , immovable objects of the community Groß Sankt Florian in the Styrian district of Deutschlandsberg . From 2015 it will also include those monuments that are located in the former municipality of Unterbergla, which merged with Groß St. Florian from 2015.

The sites in the south of Groß St. Florian (former municipality of Unterbergla, Michlgleinz, Mönichgleinz etc.) are largely archaeological settlement and grave sites. These places were mainly discovered during the work on the pipelines, high-voltage lines and railway lines through the Gleinz and Laßnitztal valleys. They lie below the surface of the earth and are not recognizable in nature without expert guidance and without humus removal. Whether uneven ground due to the protected object or to subsequent human intervention as the search trenches archaeological research , grave robbers, Ravines, the creation of fields, fields, the construction of pipelines or other changes, or whether hills, bumps, etc. are due to natural processes (erosion, alluvial deposits, flood horizons, etc.) cannot be distinguished without prior information. No remains of the wall are visible.

The photos linked to the sites do not show the place (s) themselves where archaeological finds were made or are still expected, but the local situation of the agricultural and forestry area around these sites. The sites are located on private property and are not to be entered without the consent of the property owners or without official authorization. The degree of accuracy of the recording and the specified coordinates does not exceed the accuracy of the information provided by the Federal Monuments Office and / or in specialist publications (e.g. the property data). Since the places are exposed without a fence, no more precise images are linked to protect against unauthorized access, even if this would be possible within the scope of the freedom of panorama under Austrian law. The sites can also be spread over several plots (which do not have to be next to each other).

The community of Groß St. Florian is located in the Laßnitz valley in that area in which a series of archaeological sites has documented dense settlement since the Bronze Age. In total, the areas of archaeological excavations in this area (central Laßnitz valley) are over 40 hectares.

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Catholic Parish Church St. Florian ObjectID:  3444	Oberer Markt 1 location KG: Groß St. Florian	The church was mentioned in a document in 1136, its late Romanesque nave was given a vault in 1522. From the 16th to the 18th century it was the ecclesiastical center of the administrative seat of the diocese Lavant for its possessions in western Styria (Archdiaconate or Commissariat St. Florian). The side aisles were added in 1711–1722, the side chapels in 1869. The outer fronts of the church building were redesigned around 1900, renovations were carried out in 1951 and 1980. The core of the choir is Gothic, its vaulting from 1803. The church tower was raised in 1711/13, its pointed helmet comes from from 1869. The lower part of the Gothic west portal is original. The interior of the church dates from the 18th century, its high altar from 1734. Gravestones on the building date from the 16th and 17th centuries (Racknitz, Herberstein families). Note: The church is located on a property belonging to EZ 172 KG 61016 Groß St. Florian.
		Rectory ObjectID:  3445	Oberer Markt 1 location KG: Groß St. Florian	The building is to the west of the church, it belongs to the former administrative seat of the diocese Lavant for its possessions in western Styria. Note: It is located on a plot of EZ 520 KG 61016 Groß St. Florian.
		Fire Brigade Museum , former Markushof ObjectID:  3447	Marktstrasse 1 KG location : Groß St. Florian	The building is used for exhibitions on various topics (also for traveling exhibitions), whereby the fire brigade exhibits take up an essential part, but not the entire space. In one room there is a collection of finds from the Roman villa in Grünau south of Groß St. Florian, including a copy of the silver cup found there (original in the Joanneum Graz). Note: The facility (including exhibition halls and ancillary buildings) is located on a plot of EZ 133 KG 61016 Groß St. Florian.
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID:  3452	KG location : Groß St. Florian	The statue of St. Johannes Nepomuk comes from the 1st half of the 18th century. It stands in the southern part of the village on a column, on the base of which an inscription asks for help against flood hazards. Note: The statue is located on a plot of EZ 50000 (collective deposit for traffic areas) KG 61016 Groß St. Florian.
		Marian column ObjectID:  3456	KG location : Groß St. Florian	The monument is located in the northeast of the town of Groß St. Florian on the road to Gussendorf at a bridge. It dates from around 1737. In addition to the statue of the Virgin Mary ( Immaculata ), it includes portraits of Saints John Nepomuk, Franz Xavier , Sebastian , Rochus , Antonius of Padua and John the Baptist . The statue of the Virgin Mary was published as a neo-Gothic renewal from 1911. The monument was restored in 1911, 1952/52 and 1975. Note: It is located on a plot of EZ 50000 KG 61016 Groß St. Florian.
		Barrow group Grubberg ObjektID :  71189	Grubberg location KG: Grub	The site is on the south-eastern slope of the wooded hill on which the village of Grubberg is located, not on public roads. In the valley to the east of the site (partly on their property) is a chain of small lakes that are used as fish ponds. Note: The graves are located on the scattered plots of a number of land registers (deposit numbers): For example plots No. 377/1 and 399/1 in EZ 4, No. 398 EZ 5, No. 426/1 EZ 13, No. . 426/2 EZ 141, No. 475/2 EZ 2, No. 477 EZ 1, all KG 61017 Grub.
		Roman age villa rustica Grünau ObjectID :  8735	Grünau location KG: Grünau	The place of discovery is marked by information boards. Details cannot be seen in nature, there are no more walls. The land is used as agricultural land (fields and meadows). Work on the excavations was carried out for over ten years from 1987 onwards. The property is mainly dated to the 2nd century AD (construction began in the 1st century). Its buildings were used until late antiquity , and the complex offered space for around 50 residents. The most important find is the silver cup ( Skyphos ) from Grünau, an exhibition on this is located in Groß St. Florian at the fire department museum. Up to 2008, 14 excavation campaigns were carried out through which the remains of the settlement are scientifically documented and further investigated. Part of the site (plot 622) is published in a dissertation. The results of four excavation campaigns are processed and evaluated, an auxiliary building and the east wing of the main building are treated. Barrows are documented next to the villa area. Note: The remnants of the villa complex are located in plots of two cadastral communities, a small channel forms the border: the western part is on property no.621 and 622 of KG 61018 Grünau, community Groß St. Florian, the eastern part on property no. 444 EZ 96 KG 61042 Nassau, former municipality Unterbergla (from 2015 also Groß St. Florian). An old farm building (barn) is located on property no. 69 to the east at property no. 444, it has nothing to do with the excavation.
		Dornegg Castle ObjectID:  3442	Dornegg 1, 2 KG location : Gussendorf	The castle is located in the northwest of Gussendorf. It is documented in 1244 as the seat of the Racknitzer family, who owned it until 1629. It was rebuilt from 1721, a clock tower that no longer existed was dated 1745. It is a uniform late baroque three-wing building with Vauban towers (plot .96). The entrance gate with a round gable stands in the place of the 4th building wing. Two other symmetrically laid out buildings in the west of the residential building are used as farm buildings (plot 1512). Note: The castle is on land owned by EZ 288 KG 61019 Gussendorf, it is privately owned and not open to the public. Because of the similar sounding name, it can be confused with Hornegg Castle, which is about 6 km to the northeast, north of Preding.
		Prehistoric settlement in the Gleinz ObjectID:  8743	in the Gleinz location KG: Hasreith	The site is on several, non-contiguous pieces of land, which are interpreted as belonging together areas of a Middle Bronze Age settlement. Ceramics, postings , storage pits and a hearth were found. Their discovery can be traced back to excavations during the Trans-Austria gas pipeline in 1998/87. Note: The site is located on properties No. 6/1 and No. 7 EZ 2, No. 41/3, 42 and 43 EZ 1, all KG 61021 Hasreith. On the site of the site, an extensive late La Tène building complex was found on the occasion of another pipeline construction .
		Roman-era settlement Laßnitztal - Krottendorf ObjektID:  72011	Laßnitztal location KG: Krottendorf	These are the remains of a settlement from the Latène period and the Roman Empire. As part of an emergency excavation, the remains of a Roman path with cart tracks were found. The site is located south of the railway line of the Graz-Köflacher Bahn between the stations Groß St. Florian and Frauental, southwest of Groß St. Florian. The property of the site is used for agriculture (fields, meadows). There are no more remains in nature, there are no more walls. The linked photo and the coordinates represent the situation in the vicinity of the site, not this itself. Note: The location is on the properties No. 542 EZ 7 and No. 543 EZ 8 KG 61031 Krottendorf.
		Grave mound group Großöden ObjektID :  8013	Großöden near Mönichgleinz KG location : Michlgleinz	The place is north on the road between Mönichgleinz and Michlgleinz in the Gleinztal northeast of a small stream that flows into the Gleinzbach. The street crosses it with a passage, not a bridge. Note: The site is located on a property owned by EZ 34 KG 61038 Michlgleinz.
		Barrows Michlgleinz, Mönichgleinz, St. Andrä im Sausal ObjektID:  8740	Michelgleinz location KG: Michlgleinz	The location is south of the Gleinzbach on the northern slope of the range of hills that form the border with the Leibnitz district and St. Andrä im Sausal. Note: The group of barrows extends over the communities of Sankt Andrä-Höch and Groß St. Florian (until 2014: Unterbergla) with the two cadastral communities Michlgleinz and Mönichgleinz . The location is on the properties No. 689 EZ 23, No. 696/1 EZ 1, No. 697/1 EZ 62, No. 698/1 EZ 3, No. 718/2 EZ 83, all KG 61038 Michlgleinz. Further sites of this grave area are documented on two plots about 500 and 800 m southwest in the KG Mönichgleinz and further south in the KG 66165 St. Andrä im Sausal of the municipality St. Andrä-Höch .
		Barrows Michlgleinz, Mönichgleinz, St. Andrä im Sausal ObjektID :  8741	Mönichgleinz in the area of ​​the property Tragl location KG: Mönichgleinz	The point is located south of the Gleinztal in the upper part of the ridge east of the road that leads over this ridge from Mönichgleinz to St. Andrä im Sausal. It lies in impassable terrain and is overgrown with forest and bushes. Note: The group of barrows extends over the communities of Sankt Andrä-Höch and Groß St. Florian (until 2014: Unterbergla) with the two cadastral communities Michlgleinz and Mönichgleinz. The graves are located on the separate plots No. 146/1 EZ 1 and No. 264/2 EZ 54 in KG 61041 Mönichgleinz. Further sites of this grave area are documented for five properties approximately 1200 m northeast in the KG Michelgleinz.
		Roman age villa rustica Grünau ObjectID:  8739	Grünau location KG: Nassau	The location is indicated by information boards. An old farm building (barn) is on the property. It has nothing to do with the protected object, of which essential parts of the foundation walls have been preserved. Work on the excavations was carried out for over ten years from 1987 onwards. The property is mainly dated to the 2nd century AD (construction began in the 1st century). Its buildings were used until late antiquity , and the complex offered space for around 50 residents. The most important find is the silver cup ( Skyphos ) from Grünau, an exhibition on this is located in Groß St. Florian at the fire department museum . Up to 2008, 14 excavation campaigns were carried out through which the remains of the settlement are scientifically documented and further investigated. Part of the site is published in a dissertation. The results of four excavation campaigns are processed and evaluated, an auxiliary building and the east wing of the main building are treated. Note: The remnants of the villa complex are located in plots of two cadastral communities, a small channel forms the border: On plot No. 444 EZ 96 KG 61042 Nassau, community Groß St. Florian (until 2014: Unterbergla) and to the west of it on the plots No. 621 and 622 of KG 61018 Grünau, municipality of Groß St. Florian.
		Wayside shrine ObjectID:  4035	Location KG: Petzelsdorf	The wayside shrine is triangular and has two metal plates with saints on each side. Note: The monument is located at the northwest end of the local road from Petzelsdorf on a plot of EZ 50000 (collective contribution traffic areas) KG 61048 Petzelsdorf.
		Tumulus groups on Radlpass Straße ObjectID :  8736	Rassach location KG: Tanzelsdorf	The site is a burial ground from the late Latène period and the Roman Empire . Some graves would have been located below the road route (directional lane to the south) during the expansion of the former federal road and were examined in emergency excavations. The location is in the Johngraben to the west of the B 76 , about 250 to 300 m north of the intersection in the Johngraben. It is overgrown with forest, no details can be seen in nature. Whether the uneven ground in this area is due to natural erosion, artificially created historical burial mounds or other later human interventions cannot be distinguished without an expert guide. Note: The place of discovery lies on the properties of several land registers (deposit numbers): The properties No. 138, No. 141 at EZ 148 and the property No. 142 at EZ 135, all KG 61061 Tanzelsdorf. Another burial ground next to the B 76 is in the Rassach district of the Stainz community a few hundred meters to the north at the end of the straight Johngraben crossing of this road; a total of 20 sites have been documented for the Rassach-Tanzelsdorf-Lasselsdorf area.

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Roman-era settlement Holzlipp, Krottendorf ObjektID :  ArD-6-047 to 2012	Holzlipp location KG: Krottendorf	The site was located southwest of Groß St. Florian on the southern edge of the Laßnitz valley. The linked photo and the coordinates represent the situation in the area around the site in 2011, not the site itself. The site with property no. 342/3 belonged to the Koralm railway line , in 2011 this area was part of the large construction site at the beginning of the eastern one Portal of the Koralm tunnel . The collaboration between construction companies and archaeologists has been published. The other two properties are to the north (342/2) and south (342/1) of this route. Note: All properties were not accessible on public roads, entering the railway property is expressly prohibited. For all three properties it was noted in the land register that the preservation of the Roman-era settlement near Holzlipp in Krottendorf was in the public interest in accordance with Section 1 of the Monument Protection Act . The land register bodies (deposit figures) were: EZ 288 (owners are private individuals) for plots No. 342/1 and No. 342/2 and EZ 320 (owner: ÖBB Infrastruktur AG ) KG 61031 for property No. 342/3 Krottendorf (Monument protection for EZ 320: Z. 18, for EZ 288: Z. 7 of the property inventory sheet of the land register insert, part A2). An easement “ Tolerance of terrain modeling and omission of terrain change” was also noted in the land register as encumbrance on property 342/1 in favor of the railway company .
		Römerstraße in Laßnitztal ObjectID :  98955 until 2014	Unterbergla location KG: Unterbergla	The street was a side street of the Roman main street in the Murtal, which branched off at Wildon and is occupied in several places in the Laßnitz valley. It connected settlement sites that were 1.5 to 2.2 kilometers apart in the Laßnitz valley or on its edges and is described as “a Roman engineering structure with an ingenious route” . The site was in the Laßnitz valley south of the Laßnitz on the route of the high-voltage lines. The place could not be reached via public roads. Remnants were not recognizable in nature. Note: The historic street was on the plots of several land registers (deposit numbers): Plots No. 112/1 and No. 112/2 at EZ 8; No. 112/3, 112/4, 119/3, 119/4, 119/6, 119/7, 119/8, 120/3, 120/4, 121/5 and 121/6 for EZ 126; No. 119/1 in EZ 19; No. 119/2, 119/5, 121/1, 121/4 in EZ 4; No. 120/1, 120/2 in single room 2, all KG 61065 Unterbergla.

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

Photo:	Photograph of the monument. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. Next to it are one or two symbols: The symbol means that more photos of the property are available. They are displayed by clicking the symbol. By clicking the symbol, further photos of the object can be uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons media archive .
Monument:	Name of the monument. The designation is given as it is used by the Federal Monuments Office (BDA) . The internal object identification number (ObjectID) is also given.
Location:	The address is given. In the case of free-standing objects without an address ( e.g. shrines ), an address is usually given that is close to the object. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. The cadastral community (KG) is indicated below this.
Description:	Brief information about the monument.

The table is sorted alphabetically according to the location of the monument. The sorting criterion is the cadastral municipality and within this the address.

By clicking on "Map with all coordinates" (top right in the article) the location of all monuments in the selected map object is displayed.

Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

Web links

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ Archaeological excavations ( Memento of the original from March 16, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . 
3. ↑ Gerald Fuchs: News from the Laßnitztal. Archeology in the Weitersdorf-Wettmannstätten section of the Koralm Railway. In: Find reports from Austria. (FÖ). Published by the Federal Monuments Office, Vienna. Volume 48, year 2009, Vienna 2010. Pages 290–302.
4. ↑ ^{a b} Gerald Fuchs, Gerhard Harer, Irmengard Kainz, Klaus-Michael Schneider: A model case for the cooperation between planning and archaeological monument preservation using the example of the Koralmbahn Graz – Klagenfurt in the Werndorf – Deutschlandsberg section. In: Find reports from Austria Volume 36, 1997. Pages 269–280. With an overview plan of the archaeological sites and areas of hope in the central Laßnitz valley.
5. ^ Kurt Woisetschläger , Peter Krenn : Dehio Handbook - Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs: Styria (excluding Graz). Topographical inventory of monuments, ed. from the Federal Monuments Office, Department for Monument Research. Publisher Anton Schroll. Vienna 1982. ISBN 3-7031-0532-1 . Pages 151–153.
6. ^ Dehio Styria. P. 153.
7. ^ Dehio Styria. P. 152.
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Christoph Gutjahr: Prehistory and early history and medieval archeology. In: Helmut-Theobald Müller (ed.), Gernot Peter Obersteiner (overall scientific management): History and topography of the Deutschlandsberg district. ( District topography ). Graz-Deutschlandsberg 2005. ISBN 3-901938-15-X . Styrian Provincial Archives and District Authority Deutschlandsberg 2005. In the series: Great historical regional studies of Styria. Founded by Fritz Posch †. ZDB ID 568794-9 . First volume, general part. Pages 19-48.
9. ^ ^{A b} Susanne Lamm: The Villa rustica von Grünau - Interim report of a dissertation project (as of January 2009). In: Find reports from Austria. (FÖ) Published by the Department of the Federal Monuments Office for Ground Monuments in Vienna, Hofburg, Säulenstiege. Verlag Berger, Horn. ISSN  0429-8926 ZDB -ID 213982-0 . Volume 48, year 2009, Vienna 2010. Pages 107–115.
10. ^ ^{A b} Susanne Lamm: The Roman Villa of Grünau: Finds and Findings from the 1991, 1992, 2001 and 2002 excavation seasons. Dissertation at the University of Graz, 2011.
11. ^ Find reports from Austria . Volume 36, year 1997. Vienna 1998. Pages 861–865 (with a plan of the enclosure on page 862).
12. ^ Erwin Pochmarski, Margaretha Pochmarski-Nagele: Roman barrows in the area of ​​the Villa Grünau (Gross St. Florian) - Római halomsírok a griinaui villa körzetében. In: 4th international conference on Roman barrows. Veszprém, 10-15. September 1996, Balácai Közlemények V., 1997, pp. 73-84.
13. ^ Dehio Styria. P. 74.
14. ^ Christoph Gutjahr: Prehistory and Early History and Medieval Archeology. Pages 27–28 (picture of a Neolithic pit on page 27).
15. ^ Find reports from Austria , Volume 40, 2001. Vienna 2002, page 48.
16. ↑ Jörg Fürnholzer and Georg Tiefengraber: Investigations in the La Tène and Roman period flatland settlement of Lebing near Groß St. Florian, Styria. Find reports from Austria. Volume 43, year 2004. Vienna 2005. Pages 351–364.
17. ^ Bernhard Hebert: Roman roads in Styria: revaluations and new discoveries. In: Elisabeth Walde , Gerald Grabher (Ed.): Via Claudia Augusta and Roman Road Research in the Eastern Alpine Region. Innsbruck university press. In the series: IKARUS Innsbrucker classic-archaeological university publications. Volume 1. Innsbruck 2006. ISBN 978-3-901249-92-1 . Pages 435–438 (with picture of the tracks).
18. ↑ ^{a b} Christoph Hinker: The Noric-Pannonian barrow fields of Rassach and Tanzelsdorf, Styria. With contributions by Silvia Renhart. Find reports from Austria. Volume 41, year 2002. Vienna 2003. Pages 167–201. (Sketch of the individual graves on page 182.)
19. ^ Christian Schappelwein: Find report. In: Find reports from Austria. Volume 37, year 1999. Pages 53 and 822-823.
20. ^ Maria Lichtenegger: The burial mound group "Bründlteiche". With an overview of the state of research in tumulus research in Styria since 1980. Diploma thesis at the KFU Graz, Graz 2007. pp. 23–24.
21. ^ Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from June 2, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) . Federal Monuments Office , as of June 6, 2012 (PDF).
22. ↑ Land register 61031 Krottendorf at the district court of Deutschlandsberg, deposit numbers 320 and 288. Queryed July 11, 2011.
23. ^ Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from September 23, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) . Federal Monuments Office , as of June 27, 2014 (PDF).
24. ↑ Gerald Fuchs: The Roman Road in Laßnitztal, West Styria - a research report. In: Elisabeth Walde , Gerald Grabher (Ed.): Via Claudia Augusta and Roman Road Research in the Eastern Alpine Region. Innsbruck university press. In the series: IKARUS Innsbrucker classic-archaeological university publications. Volume 1. Innsbruck 2006. ISBN 978-3-901249-92-1 . Pages 440–456 (with maps and cadastral plans for the exact course of the road).
25. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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