- Carl
Schuchhardt (6
August 1859 – 7
December 1943) was a
German archaeologist and
museum director. For many years, he was the
director of the pre-historic...
- Walter-Herwig
Schuchhardt (8
March 1900 – 14
January 1976) was a
German classical archaeologist and art
historian born in Hanover. He
specialized in ancient...
- by Paul Höfer (1885),
Friedrich Knoke (1887), Otto Dahm (1902), Carl
Schuchhardt u. a. (1926), Otto
Kramer (1930),
Wolfgang Jungandreas (1944), Erich...
- of
Bodfeld and
produced several publications about it. In 1931, Carl
Schuchhardt suggested,
through advances in soil research, that this was incorrect...
- the 430s. This was the
dominant view for a
number of
years until W.H
Schuchhardt published the
incised and
painted marble sima find from the Parthenon...
-
Helga von Heintze [de]: Römische
Kunst (Roman art). In: Walter-Herwig
Schuchhardt (1960):
Bildende Kunst I (Archäologie) (Visual arts I – archaeology)...
- Halbe, Otto
Julius Hartmann,
Rudolf Hauschka, Jürgen von Grone,
Wolfgang Schuchhardt and
others continued to
publish throughout the war. But
serious disruptions...
- part of
Eberswalde in Brandenburg. The
factory supervisor alerted Carl
Schuchhardt, the
director of the
Prehistoric Department of the
Royal Museums at Berlin...
-
Allen 1995, p. 380
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Schuchhardt (1889) Schliemann, Henry, "Recent
Discoveries at Troy", The
North American...
- Ur-Parthenon,
German for "original Parthenon". In 1936 Walter-Herwig
Schuchhardt's extensive research on the
surviving fragments and
sculptures proved...
