Archäologie Graubünden

For nearly five decades, the Archaeological Service of Graubünden has been committed to the responsible preservation and professional management of cultural heritage. Since 1967, it has been inventorying and protecting threatened archaeological sites and finds throughout the canton, and, when necessary, conducting excavations to save the witnesses of our past from irrevocable loss. Cultural historical trace preservation. The second volume of the series "Archaeology Graubünden" provides information on the most important discoveries of the last two years and is supplemented by in-depth scientific contributions from prehistory to modern times. Table of contents: Preface, Essays, A female glacier mummy from around 1690 from Graubünden, Magic and sorcery in the church? Building sacrifices from the Chur Cathedral, Val Müstair. Müstair, Excavations and building investigations at the St. Johann Monastery, Müstair, St. Johann Monastery: Directory of altars and altar patronages, The Central Alps as a Bronze Age interaction space, Alpine ice - a threatened cultural archive, Short reports - Bivio and Silvaplana, Julier Pass/Pass dal Güglia, Chur, Hof, Episcopal Castle, South Garden, Chur, Münzweg, Domat/Ems, En Streia, Domat/Ems, Via Nova, Ilanz/Glion, Ruschein, Castle ruins Frauenberg, Luzein, Putz, Castle complex Castels, Marmorera and Bivio, Mulegns, Sur, Scuol, Casa Punt, Sils i. E./Segl, above Furtschellas, Val Müstair, Sta. Maria, Umbrail Pass-Punta da Rims-Dreisprachenspitze, Place directory, Timeline.