List of listed objects in Stainz

The list of listed objects in Stainz contains the 45 listed , immovable objects of the market town of Stainz in the Styrian district of Deutschlandsberg . From 2015 it will also contain those monuments that were located in the municipalities of Georgsberg , Marhof , Stainztal and Rassach , which existed until 2014 and were merged with Stainz (there was no monument in Stallhof).

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Pletterikapelle ObjektID :  3866	Gamsgebirg location KG: Gamsgebirg	It is a small chapel building with a vaulted entrance area supported by columns. It was built in 1864 and renovated in 2000. The roof turret with bell was put on during the renovation in 2000. Note: The chapel is located southwest of Stainz on Max-Gschiel-Straße on a property owned by EZ 168 KG 61208 Gamsgebirg.
		Stainzer Warte ObjektID:  3861	Engelweingarten, Gamsgebirg Location KG: Gamsgebirg	The observation tower with a brick base and wooden structure dates from 1902. It is 39.5 meters high, the observation platform is 25 meters high. The Pöllikogel / Lethkogel hillside settlement, which is also a listed building, is located near him. Note: The tower is located at 608 meters above sea level on the Lethkogel , an offshoot of the Reinischkogel - Rosenkogel -Gamsgebirg ridge southwest of Stainz on the property of EZ 93 KG 61208 Gamsgebirg.
		High settlement Pöllikogel / Lethkogel ObjectID :  130617	Engelweingarten, Gamsgebirg Location KG: Gamsgebirg	It is an archaeological site. The first settlement of the area is around 4000 BC. Documented ( Lasinja culture ). Another settlement from the 2nd century BC. Chr. Yielded suspected evidence of iron smelting in Styria (smelting furnaces). These are dated to the first century BC and would be older than the evidence of iron processing on the Erzberg. The fortifications of the settlement were Celtic ramparts that were destroyed by fire and later filled in, so that their remains were well preserved. The Celtic settlement ends shortly before the Roman occupation of the area, an early medieval settlement is presumed to have been in the 8th and 9th centuries AD, thus even before the Hungarian conquest of this area. Note: The site is located in the area around the Stainzer Warte, which is also a listed building; no remains can be seen in the area without an expert guide.
		Wegkapelle ObjektID:  3775	KG location : Herbersdorf	The chapel is located at the junction of the Riegelanderlweg (according to GIS-Styria Riegelannerlweg) from the Herbersdorfeggweg, it is also called the Riegelanderlkapelle. In front of her are statues of the patron saint of the Stainz parish, St. Augustine and St. Catherine. These statues come from the former Herbersdorf Castle , which was demolished in the 19th century ; at the beginning of the 20th century they were part of a group of statues in front of the building of the Stainz District Court on the main square in Stainz. The chapel was built around 1860, renovated in 1989, 2012 and 2018. In three arched niches of the apse there are statues of St. Anthony , a Madonna and Child and on the right a statue of St. Nepomuk . The ceiling painting of the arbor depicts the Holy Communion , the gable depicts the Annunciation . The two side windows show scenes of St. Antonius and Klara Fietz ( Graz school sister , 1905–1937). The ringing of the chapel consists of two bells: the large bell is 55 cm in diameter, weighs 75 kg and is dated 1928. The small bell with a diameter of 40 cm weighs 35 kg and was consecrated on May 21, 1922. It is rung daily by an automatic bell. Note: The building is on a property owned by EZ 131 KG 61217 Herbersdorf.
		Village chapel Lasselsdorf ObjektID:  3770	Location KG: Lasselsdorf	The chapel is consecrated to the heart of Jesus, it is a building from the years 1924–1926. Its two bells weigh 50 and 120 kg, and they bear the inscriptions “1924 Ernest Szabo in Graz” and “Dedicated to the residents of the local community of Lasselsdorf”. A measurement license is available. The chapel was thoroughly renovated in 2001 and rededicated on May 20, 2001. Note: The building is located on a property owned by EZ 45 KG 61221 Lasselsdorf and is owned by the Lasselsdorf farming community.
		Farm (facility) vulgo Lenz ObjectID:  3873	Mettersdorf 7 KG location : Mettersdorf	The farm with its buildings is a typical well-preserved complex in the style of the 19th century. Note: The farm is located on a plot of EZ 10 KG 61224 Mettersdorf.
		Barrow group Stallhofmüller ObjectID :  130155 since 2014	Imkerweg, Pfledlhiaslweg KG location : Pichling	23 barrows have been published for this location, 17 of which were described in 1886 and partially opened. Apart from potsherds, small chunks of coal and a few pieces of glass, nothing was found, the procedure at that time and its results are documented in the excavator's diary. Excavation traces can be seen in the area. The area is also known as Stallhofmüllerholz . Note: The burial mounds lie north parallel to the Pfledlhiaslweg, which continues the beekeeping path to the east, in the forest to the left and right of a path that is no longer used. The property belongs to EZ 32 ( vlg. Pfledl) of KG 61231 Pichling.
		Barrow group Pleterer ObjektID :  129975 since 2013	Pletererwald location KG: Pichling	It is a group of barrows that are dated to the Roman Empire (according to the literature there are nine or seven tombs, these numbers cannot be verified in the aerial photo - see Commons). The hills were examined in 1886, the excavator documented his approach and the small finds (pottery shards, handle of a glass vessel). The graves are also described as "Plettri Hill", finds were sent to the Joanneum . They are located on the edge of the terrain parallel to the L 314 “Schilcherweinstraße” road at a distance of about 2.5 m next to each other. In nature, apart from uneven terrain, no further traces are visible. After the first investigations, road structures and deposits have further changed the area. The area of ​​the barrows can be reached on a public byway, it is overgrown with bushes and trees. In the land register, the area is recorded as “Roman-era burial mound group Pleterer-Nord”. Note: The grave mounds are located on properties of EZ 262 (property no. 734/2) and EZ 278 (Grdst. 734/3) of KG 61231 Pichling.
		Local chapel "Köck-Kapelle" ObjektID:  3768	KG location : Rassach	The chapel was consecrated in 1906. It is also known as the Chapel of Exaltation of the Cross. The chapel has a round apse from the second half of the 19th century, its outer walls are decorated with double pilasters and cornices. The tower is built as a roof turret, in it there are two bells weighing 70 and 120 kg, which were cast in 1957. In 1985 the chapel was completely refurbished and received an electric bell, around 1995 it was handed over to the then community of Rassach by the farming community to which it had previously belonged. On the altar wall there is a crucifix made of statues of St. Mary and St. Johannes is flanked. Next to the altar are statues of St. Joseph and St. Anthony of Padua . Note: The chapel is located at the northern exit of the village on Radlpass-Straße B 76 in the village of Rassach at the junction of Kapellenweg Graschuh on a plot of EZ 96 KG 61233 Rassach.
		Tumulus group on Radlpass Straße B 76 ObjectID:  8759	Rassach location KG: Rassach	The site is a burial ground from the transition from the late Latène period to the Roman Empire . It is located about 1 km south of Rassach in the forest east of the B 76 on the bend in front of the straight road through the Johngraben. Your properties are overgrown with forest and bushes or (especially property 500/7) are used as traffic areas. Excavations by the Joanneum in Graz in 1984 showed that the 37 barrows that could still be identified had already been largely destroyed by robbery graves. There were graves filled with fire and burials in stone boxes. Grave structures from the early 1st century AD and a burial mound from the Augustan period (approx. 30 BC to 14 AD) are documented. The site is described as one of the earliest "Noric-Pannonian" burial mounds and the view is taken that the burial zone formed the beginning of burial mounds before the graves in Leibnitz (Flavia Solva). The discovery of a Celtic sword and a lance in the context of a Roman provincial burial has been published for 2001. This situation is interpreted as the burial of a person of higher rank who was buried according to Celtic customs even in Roman times, which shows that Celtic burial customs continued to exist in the Roman Empire. Iron sabers, swords and other iron parts had already been found during the construction of the B 67. No details can be seen in nature. Without an expert guide, it is impossible to distinguish whether the uneven ground at the site is due to natural erosion, artificially created historical burial mounds or other later human interventions. Note: The place of discovery is on plots of several land registers (deposit numbers): Plot No. 500/3 in EZ 30, No. 500/4 in EZ 192 and No. 500/7 in EZ 323, all KG 61233 Rassach. Another burial ground next to the B 76 is in the Johngraben in the municipality of Groß St. Florian . A total of 20 sites have been documented for the Rassach-Tanzelsdorf-Lasselsdorf area.
		Way chapel ObjectID:  3767	KG location : Sierling	Built 1924–1930, renovated 1994–1999. So-called " Höllerhansl Chapel". The chapel has been a mess chapel since 1969, not a branch church . Note: The chapel is located at the end of the Rachlingweg, at which this path branches into the Mörtnerweg and the Hirschkraxnerweg, on a property owned by EZ 151 KG 61238 Sierling. As the owner, the “Röm. cath. Mass chapel Maria Lourdes in Rachling of the parish of St. Stefan ob Stainz ”. The building and the surrounding property (another small property belonging to it is across the street northwest of the building) are thus designated as an independent property, not as part of the parish property of St. Stefan ob Stainz. In the ordinance of the BDA, property 415/2 is specified as the location; this property forms the area around the church, but not the location of the church itself.
		Former elementary school ObjectID:  3749	Rainbach 27 KG location : Sierling	The school is a wooden building on a brick basement foundation from the 19th century. Note: The school is closed, the building is located on Schulhausweg Rachling on a property belonging to EZ 85 KG 61238 Sierling.
		Rothschädel Chapel ObjectID:  3863	Badgasse location KG: Stainz	The chapel contains a stone Pietà from around 1410 in a niche about 80 cm deep. The chapel shrine is also called "Marienklage". Restorations took place in 1951 and 1972. Note: The chapel building is located at the corner of Badgasse with the cross street on a plot of 50,000 (collecting pad for traffic areas, formerly plot no.  . 41/1 EZ 338) KG 61239 Stainz.
		Façade of the dyer's house ObjectID:  3844	Bahnhofstrasse 6 KG location : Stainz	The house is called "Färberhaus". It was built around 1670, in 1825 it was rebuilt with a Biedermeier facade and a basket arch portal. There is an approx. 250 year old vine in his courtyard. Note: The house is located on property no. EZ 471 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  3848	Bahnhofstrasse 21 KG location : Stainz	It is an early baroque town house with the house name "Seiler-Kroyß" from around 1669 with a flat arched gate. On the facade there is a niche with a baroque statue of the Madonna ( Immaculata with child) from the 17th century. Under the statue on the wall of the house there is a stone tablet with the Latin inscription "Mater Admirabilis Ora Pro Nobis Joan Sylzer 1669" (Admirable mother pray for us). The house was renovated in 2013. Note: The building is located east of the main square at the junction of Bahnhofstrasse and Ettendorferstrasse on a property owned by EZ 431 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Stainz-Preding-Wieselsdorf local train station ObjectID:  3849	Bahnhofstrasse 26, 28 and 32 KG location : Stainz	The station is the terminus of the local train from Preding-Wieselsdorf an der Wieserbahn to Stainz. It was built in 1892 in the style of the local railway regulations of the Styrian state railways and has not been changed since then. Note: There is no longer any scheduled public rail transport, only trips with the pleasure train “Flascherlzug”. The facility is located on property owned by EZ 535 KG 61239 Stainz, the building at Bahnhofstrasse no. 30 (property no. 352/2 EZ 1609) is not in the protected area.
		Evang. Parish Church AB ObjectID:  3820	Fabrikstrasse 3 KG location : Stainz	The church was built in 1901 by architect G. Hönel from Graz in the neo-renaissance style and renovated in 1998/99. In 1901 the parish in Stainz was founded as a subsidiary of the Graz parish and became independent in 1905. Note: It is located on property no. EZ 126 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Rectory of the Protestant community ObjectID:  3821	Fabrikstrasse 1 KG location : Stainz	The rectory was built together with the Protestant parish church of Stainz in 1901. Note: It is located on a property belonging to EZ 126 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Market chapel Maria Himmelskönigin ObjectID:  3818	Grazer Straße KG location : Stainz	The chapel is St. Consecrated to Mary, it dates from 1863. On its gable there is a group of baroque statues ( Annunciation group ). The statues on the altar are dated to the 18th century. Note: The chapel is at the beginning of the Jakob-Rosolenz-Stiege from Stainz to Stainz Castle on property no. EZ 2 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Marian column ObjectID:  3839	Hauptplatz location KG: Stainz	The monument consists of a 2.40 m tall baroque statue of St. Mary and the baby Jesus from around 1730, in the style of the sculptor Johann Matthias Leitner . The column on which it is located is 3.6 m high. Mary and the child wear gilded brass crowns. The memorial is said to come from the park of the no longer existing Herbersdorf Palace , but it is also believed to be from the holdings of the Stainz Monastery. It was later located on the corner of Fabrikstrasse and Langwiesenbachgasse and was translated to its current location in 1956. The statue of the Virgin Mary that had been erected there was initially deposited and then placed at the northern side entrance of the parish church in the grounds of Stainz Castle. The Marian column on Stainzer Hauptplatz was restored over a period of several months until April 2011 at a cost of 14,000 euros. Note: It is on a plot of EZ 50000 (common deposit number of the traffic areas) KG 61239 Stainz.
		Municipal Office ObjectID:  3823	Hauptplatz 1 KG location : Stainz	The core of the building dates from the 17th century and was rebuilt in 1949/50, with a new pillar arcade on the ground floor in order to be able to widen the very narrow (then) thoroughfare. Note: It is located on land no  . 31/1 EZ 53 and . 31/2 EZ 2, both KG 61239 Stainz.
		Facade ObjectID:  3824	Hauptplatz 2 KG location : Stainz	The facade of this house has a basket arch portal from 1783. The house is also known as the Platzbinder house. Note: The building is located on a property owned by EZ 137 KG 61239 Stainz.
		District Court ObjectID:  3829	Hauptplatz 11 KG location : Stainz	The building forms the eastern end of the main square. It was built between 1898 and 1900 as a neoclassical office building with a central projection. After the Stainz District Court was closed in 2014, the building will be used as a residential building with around 20 apartments. Note: It is located on a property owned by EZ 120 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Bürgerhaus (former Stiftshof) ObjectID:  3830	Hauptplatz 12 KG location : Stainz	The building is traced back to the year 1629 (allegedly so dated). On the sides of the central window there are statues of St. Mary and St. Josef from around 1700. It was restored in 1959 and 2011 and is protected by a decision. Note: The house is located in the eastern part of the main square on a plot of EZ 46 KG 61239 Stainz. In older documents, such as in the BDA's list of monuments from May 2011 and in the Dehio volume, the building is also noted under the address “Bahnhofstraße 47” (mistaken double registration).
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  3835	Hauptplatz 20 KG location : Stainz	The core of the house dates from the 16th and 17th centuries. Behind the newly renovated facade there is a courtyard with two-story Renaissance arcades. Note: The building is located on a property belonging to EZ 58 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Bürgerhaus Finkhof ObjectID :  3837	Hauptplatz 22 KG location : Stainz	The building is part of the southern row of houses on the main square, the core of which dates from the 16th and 17th centuries. Its portal is dated 1783. It is a bourgeois house and a former forge. In the courtyard there is a two-storey arcade courtyard from the Renaissance. The facade dates from the 2nd half of the 19th century. Note: The house is located on a plot of EZ 315 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Gasthaus Boarbäck ObjectID :  3838	Hauptplatz 23 KG location : Stainz	The building belongs to the southern row of houses of the Stainzer Hauptplatz, it is its westernmost part at the beginning of the road to Bad Gams and Deutschlandsberg. It dates from the 16th century and was converted into a bourgeois house with a bakery and inn in the 18th century. The gable facade dates from 1782, the basket arch portal from 1812. Note: The house is located on a plot of EZ 154 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Bruggen mill (Hofer mill) ObjectID:  3851	Mühlweg 2 location KG: Stainz	The building is located to the west of the town hall (from the main square: behind it), it was formerly known as the Uiberbacher mill. The facility was built in 1581 as a mill for the monastery and rebuilt in its current form in 1833. A restoration took place in 1973. On March 5, 2016, the roof structure and the attic of the building converted into an event center with apartments were badly damaged by a major fire. Note: The house is located on a plot of EZ 69 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Stone figures ObjectID:  3815	Schlossplatz location KG: Stainz	It consists of a larger than life statue of the Virgin, which is flanked by two statues ( 1 = St. Gelasius and St. Patritius). The work is marked with the year 1733 and was restored in 1979/80. Note: The figures are on a plot of land owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Marian column ObjectID:  3816	Schlossplatz location KG: Stainz	The monument is also known as the Immaculate Column. The work is marked with the year 1905 and was on the main square in Stainz until 1956. Note: It is now on a property owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Stainz Castle (former Augustinian Canons) ObjectID:  3806	Schlossplatz 1 KG location : Stainz	It is the site of the former Augustinian Canons' monastery. The church of St. Catherine and the outbuildings also belong to it . Note: The castle complex is located on land owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Vicarage ObjectID:  3808	Schlossplatz 2 KG location : Stainz	The building is part of the Stainz Castle complex and is located on the same level as the towers of the parish church, where the main entrance to this church used to be. Note: The rectory is located on a plot of EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Residential building ("old school") ObjectID:  3811	Schlossplatz 5 KG location : Stainz	The building is part of the Stainz Castle complex. Note: It is located on a property owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		"Galerie Klosterhöhe", former farm building ObjectID:  3813	Schlossplatz 6 KG location : Stainz	The building is a former farm building and part of the Stainz Castle complex. Note: It is located on a property owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Gutshof / Meierhof (stately) ObjectID:  3814	Schlossplatz 7 and 8 KG location : Stainz	The building, together with spacious service areas, forms the west of the Stainz Castle complex. It received its present form in the 19th century. Note: It is located on a property owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Catholic Parish Church of St. Catherine (former collegiate church) ObjectID:  3807	Schlossplatz KG location : Stainz	The church building is part of the Stainz Castle complex . Since the demolition of the original parish church of Stainz, the St. Jakobs church in the village around 1600, it has also been the parish church of Stainz. The main entrance to the church, originally located between the west towers, was relocated to the east portal and thus to the inner courtyard of the monastery complex by Probst Rosolenz from 1605 to 1625 as part of the renovations. Note: The church building is located on a property owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Jakob-Rosolenz-Stiege ObjectID:  3809	KG location : Stainz	The staircase forms the main foot access from Stainz to the Stainz Castle complex . It has about 140 steps. The “Schlossstiegen cross”, a crucifix over 4.5 m high under a curved tin roof, is located on the south side of the southern garden pavilion. Note: It is located on land owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Two pavilions, garden houses ObjectID:  3810	Schlossplatz KG location : Stainz	The tower-like pavilions are located on the eastern garden terrace of the monastery building. They date from the second quarter of the 18th century and are octagonal with lantern-like attachments. They were restored in 1960, the southern pavilion is also known as the “Powder Tower”, on which there is the castle staircase cross on the Rosolenz staircase . Note: The pavilions are located on lot no  . 10 (northern pavilion) and . 11 (southern pavilion) of EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Museum, former bulk box ObjectID:  3812	Schlossplatz KG location : Stainz	The granary was built in the first quarter of the 17th century under Probst Rosolenz and was adapted in 1975 for the folklore museum. Note: It is located on a property owned by EZ 519 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Dovecote ObjectID:  3817	Schlossplatz KG location : Stainz	The dovecote is made of masonry (in contrast to similar systems made of wood) and, like the bulk box, belongs to the system of the Meierhof at Schloss Stainz. Note: It is located opposite the entrance to the rectory on a property belonging to EZ 128 KG 61239 Stainz.
		Plague Cross ObjectID:  3762	at forest 3 location KG: forest	The plague cross dates from the 18th century. It is also called the “Nebel-Pestkreuz” after the neighboring farm. It is a multi-storey picture stick, in the lower part there are three arched niches. The wayside shrine was renovated in 1971 as thanks for the successful building of the house, and another renovation took place in 2004. Note: It is located on a plot of EZ 3 KG 61246 Wald right (towards west) on the state road LH 642 (Sauerbrunnstraße) outside the built-up area. It can be confused with another wayside shrine, which is not under monument protection, approx. 300 m east at the intersection of Sauerbrunnstraße with Angenofenweg and Grünbaumweg.
		Water reservoir ObjectID:  3755	Location KG: forest	The facility was built in 1909, later technically redesigned. The portal and its back have been preserved. Note: The reservoir is located on Grünbaumgartenweg on a property owned by EZ 379 KG 61246 Wald.
		Copper Age Settlement Glaserkogel ObjectID:  8761	Glaserkogel location KG: Wetzelsdorf	During excavations in 1997/98, the remains of a settlement of the Lasinja culture were found at this location . Finds from the urn field culture are also documented. A second settlement phase is for the Hallstatt period, around the 10th to 9th centuries BC. Documented. Note: The site is on a hill in the background of the plots of some residential buildings on private property in the village of Wetzelsdorfberg at No. 95 and No. 121 on the properties No. 266/1 EZ 442 and No. 267/1 EZ 529 KG 61247 Wetzelsdorf.
		Barrow grave field Wetzelsdorfberg ObjektID :  130360	Wetzelsdorfberg Location KG: Wetzelsdorf	The site of the discovery is a burial ground in which a number of burial mounds are still visible in the area as flat elevations. It is not possible to determine whether an unevenness in the ground is actually a burial mound or whether there are other causes (ravine, excavation remains, washing away, etc.) without prior information. Note: The location is in the east of the municipality of Stainztal in the village of Wetzelsdorfberg at the junction of the Altmichlweg from the Wetzelsdorfbergweg at No. 93 on EZ 593 KG 61247 Wetzelsdorf.
		Tumulus group Neuröllwald ObjektID :  130691 since 2015	at Röllhansweg No. 27 KG location : Wetzelsdorf	archaeological site, burial ground with barrows from the La Tène period to late Roman. It is not possible to determine whether an unevenness in the ground is actually a burial mound or whether there are other causes (ravine, excavation remains, washing away, etc.) without prior information. Around 1886 at least one hill was excavated and a bronze object was found. Note: The site is located in the Zabernegg district on a plot of land owned by EZ 32 KG 61247 Wetzelsdorf north of Röllhansweg

Legend

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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. ↑ Winfried Bräunlich, Dieter Weiss: Signs on the way. Small religious monuments in the communities of Greisdorf, Marhof and Stainz. Stainz 2010. Simadruck, ISBN 978-3-9501165-6-4 . Pp. 140-141.
3. ^ Wolfgang Artner: Stainz before 1177. In: Eleonore Steinbauer: Stainz. From the past to the present. Marktgemeinde Stainz, Simadruck 2008. p. 29.
4. ^ Artner: Stainz. P. 31.
5. ↑ Christoph Baur: The Latène period finds from the Lethkogel near Stainz, Styria. Diploma thesis at the University of Innsbruck 2009.
6. ^ Find reports from Austria. Published by the Federal Monuments Office: Volume 44 (2005) p. 475; Volume 45 (2006) p. 672 and Volume 46 (2007) p. 671.
7. ↑ Andreas Bernhard: Zgodnjesrednjeveška višinska naselbina na na Pöllibergu pri Stainzu zahodnem Štajerskem - An early medieval hilltop settlement on Pölliberg in Stainz in Western Styria. In: Mitja Guštin: Zgodnji slovani - The early Slavs. Zgodnjesrednjeveška lončenia na obrobju vzhodnih Alp - early medieval ceramics on the edge of the Eastern Alps. Ljubljana, Narodni Muzej Slovenije 2002. ISBN 961-6169-22-X . Pp. 162-164.
8. ^ Wolfgang Artner: Stainz before 1177. In: Eleonore Steinbauer: Stainz. From the past to the present. Marktgemeinde Stainz, Simadruck 2008. pp. 24–33.
9. ^ Weekly newspaper Weststeirische Rundschau. Volume 84, No. 43. October 28, 2011. ZDB -ID 2303595-X . Simadruck Aigner u. Weisi, Deutschlandsberg. P. 14.
10. ↑ Brownish, white: characters. Pp. 131-132.
11. ↑ ^{a b c} history ( memento of the original from January 1, 2015 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. the chapel. 
12. ^ Weekly newspaper Weststeirische Rundschau. 91st year 2018, No. 47. 23 November 2018. p. 12.
13. ↑ Brownish, white: characters. Pp. 75-77.
14. ↑ Brownish, white: characters. Pp. 90-92.
15. ^ Karl Dudek: Ground monuments and historical places in the communities Georgsberg and Stallhof (Stainz). Graz, Vehling Verlag 2013. ISBN 978-3-85333-226-9 . Pp. 51-52.
16. ^ ^{A b} Fritz Pichler: A new excavation area. In: Communications from the Anthropological Society in Vienna (MAG). Volume XVII (Volume VII of the New Series). Vienna 1887. ISSN  0373-5656 ZDB -ID 206023-1 . Page [76] (the square brackets belong to the page number, the volume has two page numbers, one with and one without these brackets). The passage also refers to Josef Andreas Janisch, topographical-statistical lexicon of Styria with historical notes and comments. Graz 1878–1885, p. 791.
17. ^ Hans Tauber: Archaeological diary. Burial mound in western Styria. Edited (transfer of the currently written text) by Karl Dudek. Graz, Vehling Verlag 2013. ISBN 978-3-85333-227-6 . Pp. 3-9, 19-51.
18. ↑ Archäologieland Steiermark ( Memento of the original from August 20, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed September 3, 2013). 
19. ↑ ^{a b} Dudek, soil monuments . Pp. 43-44.
20. ^ Hans Tauber: Archaeological diary. Pp. 17, 53-71.
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25. ↑ History ( Memento of the original from August 21, 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. from Rassach. 
26. ↑ Gerald Fuchs, Christoph Hinker: Early findings on the edge of the Roman barrow field Rassach. In: Find reports from Austria. Volume 42, year 2003. Vienna 2004. pp. 113–164.
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31. ↑ according to GIS Styria; GstNr. 415/2 according to BDA about the church and not applicable
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