Translation of "Forschungsgeschichte" in English

Dzanga Sangha has a long tradition in research.

The author starts with a criticism of sources and previous research work.

Of these, eight are dealing with German and sixteen with European history of research.

Ursula Kampmann takes a look at a new contribution to the history of numismatic research.

Austria looks back on a long history of world-famous inventions.

The presentation of the history and present state of research led e. g. to the revision of some classification units.

The first chapter is dedicated to methods, history of research, dietetics, food choice, and source criticism.

The botanist Ernst Moriz Kronfeld’s collection contains important evidence of earlyAustrian expedition and research history.

The thesis begins with a presentation of aims, research area, history of research, source criticism, and subregions.

Great Britain is undoubtedly the European country with the longest history of research into new forms of work organization, since its research dates back to the early post-war years.

This first volume on the settlement at Mold-Im Doppel, excavated in 1995-2007, contains papers on the history of research, find distribution, radiocarbon dates, pottery of houses 1-4, flint and rock implements, animal and plant remains, and the structure of settlement, economy, and community.

The classicist university buildings in the heart of the Old Town reflect the academic spirit of the city and are regarded as a supra-regional landmark of successful history of research and teaching.

The second part starts with the physical explanations for the magnetic and electric phenomena and provides the history of research that began in the 1940s and culminated with the institutionalization of the methods in most recent times.

The second part of the study analyses the necropoleis of Córdoba, Carmona, Baelo Claudia, and the Ebro Basin with regard to history of research, topography, grave contexts within the necropolis, and their cultural relations.

The house itself has become a symbol of German academic research, a historical venue where science and international politics have enjoyed center stage.

Part 1 deals with definitions, history of research, chemical composition and structure of silex types, research results mainly obtained on jasper and flint [formation of white and glossy patina in alkaline respectively neural to acid milieu, thermal modification, influences of light] and - in a special part - types of patina in their archaeological context.

The academic study of antisemitism, like prejudice more generally, has a long and impressive intellectual and research history.

The foreword is followed by 18 articles on the history of Iron Age research in Hesse, ethnic and historical interpretation of Late Iron Age find groups in Hesse, chronology and settlement dynamics of the Earlier Iron Age in the Hessian-Westphalian highlands, Waldgirmes and the military campaign of A.D. 15, Iron Age burials at Waldgirmes, research on economic archaeology along the middle river Lahn, hilltop settlements and metal deposits in the Lahn-Dill area, pottery development at Bad Nauheim, neighbouring central places of the Earlier Iron Age on Rhündaer Berg and Heiligenberg, Latène settlement features on Christenberg, features and finds from the Amöneburg, a Latène bridge at Kirchhain-Niederwald and its environment, recent excavations on the Dünsberg, settlement structures in Lower Hesse, deposits on the Altenburg hillforts at Römersberg and at Niedenstein, anthropological analyses from the Glauberg, and profane and sacred features on the Glauberg

A particular epigraphic question related to this decree went down into academic history as the “Three-bar Sigma” controversy.

Other topics are the history of research [geoarchaeology, Berlin], centrality of landscapes, barrows as border markers, colluvial deposits, changes of the natural relief, forest exploitation, and regional research [Central Europe, Altmark, Nordmark, Upper Rhine].

The history of research is described for the mountains of the Eifel, Fichtel Gebirge, Harz, Thuringian Forest, Hunsrück, Swabian Jura, Erz Gebirge, Spesshart, Black Forest, and Sudetes and reveals that former explanations for the Neolithic mountain finds involved modern transportation ["Donnerkeil"-hypothesis], deposits, traffic routes, and search for raw materials.

This first excavation report provides insight into the excavation history and new excavation results, mainly from the eastern waterlogged zone.

Following over thirty years of research into the Hagenbund, Secession, Künstlerhaus, and the gallery scene, the projects’ goal is to gain new perspectives in the study of the Hagenbund artist association through comprehensive basic research and a critical analysis of known sources.

Thematically, questions of the history of research, the production processes and their products, the type-chronology of the briquetage, salted food, salt trade and experimental archaeology are touched upon.

It also includes a short history of each relevant unit, the history of research, the dating and for each chapter a distribution map of the stamps.

The summary of the research and research history and scientific theories is now available in the usual perfectly written form.

Throughout the history of research, the reproduction and publication of rock carvings have been mainly aimed at making this rich and geographically spread material available for various types of studies.