Stefan Krabath

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Stefan Krabath (* 1969 in Höxter ) is a German medieval and modern archaeologist .

Life

Stefan Krabath studied prehistory, early history , art history and folklore with Gernot Jacob Friesen and Hans-Georg Stephan at the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen . He did his doctorate on the medieval non-ferrous metal finds north of the Alps.

Krabath's main areas of work include jewelry, to which his dissertation , which appeared in print in 2001, was dedicated, and ceramics as well as general research into everyday life and material culture in the Middle Ages and modern times .

In search of the location of Hethis , the first monastery in Solling , he and the archaeologist Hans-Georg Stephan led a 1,100 m² excavation near Neuhaus im Solling in 1999 .

Stefan Krabath worked at the State Office for Archeology of Saxony in Dresden as an area officer in Upper Lusatia , Central Saxony and Vogtland, among others . During this time he researched the historical development of ceramics , tiled stoves and modern burial culture from an archaeological and art-historical perspective. In addition, he carried out excavations in the Bengerode pottery desert and in the old distillery of the Fürstenberg porcelain manufactory .

Since 2017 he has been head of the “Historical Geography and Archeology of the Second Millennium AD” section at the Lower Saxony Institute for Historical Coastal Research in Wilhelmshaven .

Publications (selection)

  • Stefan Krabath 2016, Jewelery in the Middle Ages. Basic forms in their development mainly from an archaeological point of view . The Middle Ages 21, 2016, No. 2, 246–272.
  • Barbara Glinkowska, Stefan Krabath, Anna Bober-Tubaj, Agata Bojanowska, Michał Karpiński, Andrzej Olejniczak, Tadeusz Orawiec, Anna Puk, Robert Szwed, U Źródeł, * Bolesławieckiej ceramiki. Boleslawiec jako each z ośrodków garncarstwa środkowoeuropejskiego od XV do XVII w. [From the beginnings of Bunzlau ceramics. Finds from 15th to 17th centuries Century from a Central European pottery center] . Exhibition catalog Görlitz and Bunzlau (Bolesławiec 2012).
  • Stefan Krabath, The old town hall in Bischofswerda: News about the beginnings of an old city (Archaeonaut Vol. 6) State Office for Archeology, Dresden 2007, ISBN 978-3-910008-78-6 .
  • Stefan Krabath, The development of ceramics in the Free State of Saxony from the late Middle Ages to the beginning of industrialization - an overview. In: Regina Smolnik (Ed.), Ceramics in Central Germany - State of Research and Perspectives. Contribution to the 41st International Pottery Symposium of the Working Group for Ceramic Research from September 21 to 27, 2008 in Dresden. Publications of the State Office for Archeology 57 (Dresden 2012) 35–171.
  • Stefan Krabath, Lothar Lambacher (eds.), Rolf Rehberg, Bernd Kluge: The Pritzwalker silver find. Late Middle Ages jewelry . City and Brewery Museum, Pritzwalk, 2006, ISBN 3-00-018899-1 .
  • Stefan Krabath, The high and late medieval non-ferrous metal finds north of the Alps. An archaeological-art-historical investigation into their production technology, functional and temporal determination . Publishing house Marie Leidorf, Rahden / Westfalen 2001, ISBN 3-89646-335-7 .
  • with Andrea Bulla, Gerhard Almeling, Gisela Wolf, Klaus Grote , Silke Grefen-Peters, Sonja König and Stefan Hesse : In the shadow of the church and town hall: Archaeological finds from Hann. Münden (Sydekum writings on the history of the city of Münden, Vol. 31). Local history and history association Sydekum, Hannoversch Münden 2000. ISBN 3925451323 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Stefan Krabath: Hethis / Hetha, a sunken monastery in Hochsolling near Neuhaus. In: Sollinger Heimatblätter. History and culture magazine. No. 2, 2000, p. 9. Publisher Sollingverein Uslar eV
  2. ↑ Pinboard of the Archaeological Commission for Lower Saxony
personal data
SURNAME Krabath, Stefan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German medieval and modern archeologist
DATE OF BIRTH 1969
PLACE OF BIRTH Höxter