Riksantikvarieämbettet
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| Supervisory authority (s) | Ministry of Culture | ||
| Consist | since May 20, 1630 | ||
| Headquarters | Stockholm | ||
| Coordinates | 59 ° 20 '2.8 " N , 18 ° 5' 24.7" E | ||
| General Director | Lars Amréus (since 2012) | ||
| Employee | around 400 | ||
| Website | raa.se | ||
Riksantikvarieämbetet ( RAÄ ; German Reichsantiquaramt or Central Office for Monument Preservation ) is Sweden's central administrative authority in the field of cultural heritage and monument preservation . It is headquartered in Stockholm , but a move to Gotland is planned. Around 400 people work at the central office.
history
The institution was founded on May 20, 1630 by Gustav II Adolf of Sweden after his interest in antiques had been aroused by his teacher, the rune researcher Johannes Bureus , among others . The model for this facility was a Danish decree from 1622, which served " opsöge og antegne alleslags Antiquiteter og Documenter " (German: "Detecting and collecting antiques and documents of all kinds"), with which the Danish rune researcher and archivist Ole Wormius was commissioned. So Bureus traveled the country, examining rune stones , collecting coins and ancient chronicles, court books, letters and manuscripts. Around 1,600 ancient monuments were researched under the direction of Bureus. The Central Office for the Preservation of Monuments is associated with the Swedish State Historical Museums Statens historiska museer ( State Historical Museum , Royal Coin Cabinet ), together they maintain the library of the Royal Academy of Fine Literature, History and Archeology Swedish Kungliga Vitterhetsakademiens bibliotek .
After the establishment of this authority in 1630, a monument protection law was passed in Sweden in 1662 and the University of Uppsala established a professorship for antiquities.
The tasks of the Central Office for the Preservation of Monuments are the protection, documentation and maintenance of culturally significant objects, places and surroundings. This includes missions for the protection of monuments, research and research information, care and conservation as well as archaeological investigations. The Central Office for the Preservation of Monuments is assigned to the Ministry of Culture.
List of Reich archivists since 1630
| Surname | Period |
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| Johannes Bureus | 1630-1648 |
| Georg Stiernhielm | 1648-1651 |
| Johan Axehielm | 1652-1657 |
| Laurentius Bureus | 1657-1665 |
| Olof Verelius | 1666-1675 |
| Jacob Reenhielm | 1675-1678 |
| Johan Hadorph | 1679-1693 |
| Johan Peringskiöld | 1693-1719 |
| Johan Fredrik Peringskiöld | 1720-1725 |
| Johan Helin | 1725-1750 |
| Carl Reinhold Berch | 1750-1777 |
| Gudmund Jöran Adlerbeth | 1778-1793 |
| Johan David Flintenberg | 1793-1795 |
| Georg Frans Tihleman | 1795-1802 |
| Jonas Hallenberg | 1803-1819 |
| Carl Birger Rutström | 1820-1826 |
| Surname | Period |
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| Johan Gustaf Liljegren | 1826-1837 |
| Bror Emil Hildebrand | 1837-1879 |
| Hans Hildebrand | 1879-1907 |
| Oscar Montelius | 1907-1913 |
| Carl Bernhard Salin | 1913-1923 |
| Otto Janse | 1918-1923 |
| Sigurd Curman | 1923-1946 |
| Martin Olsson | 1946-1952 |
| Bengt Thordeman | 1952-1960 |
| Gösta Selling | 1960-1966 |
| Sven BF Jansson | 1966-1972 |
| Roland Pålsson | 1972-1987 |
| Margareta Biörnstad | 1987-1993 |
| Erik Wegræus | 1993-2003 |
| Inger Liliequist | 2003-2012 |
| Lars Amréus | 2012 |
Publications (selection)
German editions, published by the Central Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Stockholm
- Bengt Edgren, Joachim Wesseloh: Eketorp. The fortified village on Öland . 1985, ISBN 91-7192-458-2 .
- Bengt Edgren, Katharina Weigarth, Joachim Wesseloh: The animals in Eketorp . 1988, ISBN 91-7192-727-1 .
- Anders Ödman: Glimmingehus . 2001, ISBN 91-7209-208-4 .
- Leif Anker, Gunilla Litzell, Bengt A. Lundberg: World Heritage Sites in Schwedwn . 2002, ISBN 91-7209-256-4 .
Journal: Swedish Cultural Monuments. OCLC 594031180
Digitizations
With the permission of the Office, Stockholm University Library digitized the Sveriges runinskrifter (Swedish runic inscriptions) series in 2011 , which consists of several volumes. The Runeberg project took these over and reworked them in 2012 so that they could be proofread.
- Sven Söderberg: Sveriges runinskrifter. Volume 1: Öland's runinskrifter. Norstedt, Stockholm 1906 ( runeberg.org ).
- Erik Brate, Elias Wessén, Ragnar Kinander, Hugo Jungner, Elisabeth Svärdström, Sven BF Jansson: Sveriges runinskrifter. Volume 2: Östergötlands runinskrifter. Norstedt, Stockholm 1911 ( runeberg.org ).
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Swedish National Heritage Board. In: raa.se. Retrieved July 18, 2018 .
- ^ Adolf Schück: Gustav Adolfs kulturgärning . In: KarlI Våhlin (ed.): Ord och Bild / Fyrtioförsta årgången . 1932, p. 561–573 , here 571 (Swedish, runeberg.org ).
- ↑ Wolfgang Undorf: Kungliga Vitterhetsakademiens bibliotek - library of the Royal Academy for beautiful literature, history and antiquity . In: Bernhard Fabian, Günter Kükenshöner (Hrsg.): Handbook of German historical book stocks. Denmark and Sweden. Georg Olms Verlag, Hildesheim 2003, ISBN 978-3-487-41768-4 , p. 180-186 ( fabian.sub.uni-goettingen.de ).
- ↑ Monument Protection and Preservation: A Brief Chronicle . In: The world . Axel Springer, April 17, 2015 ( welt.de ).
- ↑ Riksantikvarieämbetets historia. In: raa.se. Retrieved July 18, 2018 (Swedish).