Archaologisch-historische Ergebnisse im Lichte der letzten Ausgrabungen in St. Peter in Holz/Teurnia und auf dem Hemmaberg/Iuenna
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The author presents the latest results from the excavation at the churches of St. Hema and St. Peter in Holz (Teumia). The site at St. Hema is seen as being of particular importance because of the discovery of the fourth and fifth churches. Finds have been interpreted as being aryan cult objects, dating from the Teoderic period. The second part of the article is devoted to a discussion of the problematic vvall paintings from the second period of the bishop's cathedral and about the inscription of a mosaic donor from the south chapel of the cemetery church at Teumia.
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