List of listed objects in Klein Sankt Paul

The list of listed objects in Klein Sankt Paul contains the 15 listed , immovable objects of the Carinthian community of Klein Sankt Paul .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Castle ruins and chapel ObjectID :  34592	KG location : Grünburg	In the Görtschitztal on the western slope of the Saualpe , east of Wieting at an altitude of 1009  m . Documented in 1217 in the possession of the Counts of Görz-Tirol or their ministerials, the Grünburger, first called Ulricus de Gruneburch. In the 15th century by Emperor Friedrich III. Taken over, owned by Hans Leonhard von Windischgrätz in 1626, and by Georg Friedrich von Ambthofen in 1629. Further history of ownership until it was incorporated into the Eberstein estate is unknown. Ruins of a stately high medieval twin castle. → Main article : Grünburg ruins (Görtschitztal)
		Vicarage ObjectID :  62040	Kirchberg 12 KG location : Kirchberg	Two-storey, late baroque building with an inscription plaque 1788 (by Abbot Benedict).
		Catholic parish church of Our Lady (Maria Moos) and cemetery with chapel ObjectID :  62041	KG location : Kirchberg	Our Lady (Maria Moos). Documented between 1167 and 1181, since 1266 patronage church of the Archabbey of St. Peter in Salzburg; Consecration date for choir and two altars 1446; Fire in 1837. Romanesque building with late Gothic choir and Gothic tower on the north side of the choir. Façade and spire 1838. Outside on the eastern choir wall pinned Gothic death lamp .
		Roman iron smelting ObjectID :  129767 since 2012	Mösel location KG: Kirchberg	Roman kilns were found here during construction work or excavations (an exhibit today in the Klein Sankt Paul Valley Museum), and others are believed to be here. The finds give an insight into the smelting technique with which the " Noric iron ", which was praised in antiquity , was obtained.
		Catholic parish church hl. Paul and Friedhof ObjectID :  62273	Badstrasse 1 KG location : Klein St. Paul	The Gothic village church with its mighty tower contains baroque altars decorated with figures, as well as a modern people's altar by Werner Hofmeister. The baroque color scheme of the interior was restored in 1994. Also of note is a renaissance coat of arms tombstone. → Main article : Parish Church of Klein St. Paul
		Vicarage ObjectID :  62265	Friedhofweg 2 KG location : Klein St. Paul	Located below the church. Stately one to two storey baroque building. In the corner pillar of the parish garden there is a Roman inscription stone. 1986/88 exterior restoration. Restoration of the pilasters from the 19th century.
		Lachitzhof Valley Museum ObjectID :  68142	Museumweg 1 KG location : Klein St. Paul	Built in 1550. Deutschhammerhaus (melting furnace and hammer until 1700), 1700–1920 wage mill . Two-storey 6: 4-axis building under a hipped roof , tram ceiling from 1744. Exhibits include the development of Noric iron , the history of the settlement. Shell part of a Celtic-Roman iron smelting furnace from 200 AD from Mösel.
		Castle ruins, Hoch- and Niederhornburg ObjectID :  34593	KG location : Unter St. Paul	Castle ruins (twin castles), on the summit of the Hornberg on the western slope of the Saualpe between Eberstein and Klein St. Paul. Mentioned in a document in 1140, the expansion took place in 1414. Originally owned by the Counts of Görz , then the Hornburger ministerial. Imperial fiefdom in the 15th century, sold to Sigmund Welzer von Eberstein in 1581 ; 1630 to 1939 owned by the Christalnigg family .
		Cement works, works museum ObjectID :  47873	Wietersdorf 1 location KG: Wietersdorf	The cement works built in 1894 consist of a Portland cement kiln building with three Roman kilns , a multi-storey stone building with arched windows, a tunnel and an inclined elevator. The plant was shut down in 1965 and now represents a "factory museum".
		Schoberkreuz ObjectID :  35181	B 92 location KG: Wieting	The tabernacle shrine is on the northern edge of the village on the main road. It bears the designation 1628 on the shaft. Above a beveled column rests a four-sided top (marble block) in relief depicting the suffering of Christ; in the south "raising the cross", in the east "crucifixion group", in the west "carrying the cross" and in the north "descent from the cross".
		Propstei and connecting passage to the parish church ObjectID:  63704	Wieting 1 location KG: Wieting	Stately three-story building west of the church; late Gothic in core; Baroque extension on the portals marked 1755 and 1760, heavily renewed. In the hall is the epitaph for the local couple Saetubolos and Talsa (ILLPRON 719).
		Propsteihof ObjectID :  63708	Wieting 26 KG location : Wieting	East of the church, on the road. Late Gothic two-storey building; probably built by Hans and Georg Laun von Haunstein before 1459; their coat of arms on the west facade to the left above the portal as well as (unrelated) building inscription 1497; South facade painted coat of arms; left provost coat of arms and the right Regular Propst Tiemo Rauscher (1775-1791).
		Road bridge ObjectID :  103489	KG location : Wieting	Baroque vaulted stone bridge over the Görtschitz, west of the provost office.
		Street and churchyard wall with spoilage as well as figurines ObjectID :  103524	KG location : Wieting	In the church masonry of the Provost Parish Church, numerous spoils from Roman times grave structures (CSIR II / 5), 531). On the church forecourt, the grave statue of a local woman with interesting breast ornament: mid-2nd century AD (CSIR II / 1.54). On the bridge wall a votive inscription for Jupiter for the salvation of the leaseholder of the Noric iron tax Campilius Verus, donated by the employee Fortunatus, who also had a water pipe introduced into the Jupiter shrine (ILLPRON 720). On the southern wall of the churchyard there is a Roman votive altar for Jupiter conservator, donated by Aelius Senecianus (ILLPRON 718).
		Provost parish church hl. Margareta ObjectID :  110447	KG location : Wieting	Documented mention between 1180/1193 and 1200/1206. Large church with crossing tower and chapel to the south of the choir; to the west of it located provost connected by a covered walkway. Building history unclear. → Main article : Wieting parish church

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.

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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} Carinthia - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 14, 2020.
2. ↑ Jennifer Garner: The Latène period smelting site in Siegen-Niederschelden Wartestraße. In: Metalla No. 17.1 / 2, Bochum 2010.
3. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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