Vandalen am Magdalensberg: Century -old treasures destroyed!

Vandalen am Magdalensberg: Century -old treasures destroyed!

In the Archaeology Park on the Magdalensberg, a vandalistic incident caused horror. Unknown perpetrators damaged two over 2000 -year -old amphorae on Monday evening, which were exhibited in an earthly kelter. The perpetrators threw stones onto the valuable objects and thus caused considerable damage. In addition, a rod wall in the living and workshop area were also attacked. The perpetrators competed against the walled wood stiffening, causing them to break out of the wall. The total damage is estimated at several thousand euros, and the police have started investigations to find those responsible. Click Carinthia reports on the incident and its dramatic consequences.

The amphorae, the damage of which is significantly affected by the archeology park, are not only archaeological finds, but also significant contemporary witnesses from a long past era. The current situation shows how important the protection of such cultural assets is. The monument protection laws of the federal states in Germany regulate the protection of movable cultural assets. The scope of these laws includes objects with artistic, scientific, historical or local history importance. Folklore and urban planning aspects also play a role in some federal states. Kulturgutschutz Germany illustrates the complexity of these regulations.

The value of cultural asset

The incident in the archaeology park reaffirms the need for effective protection of cultural assets. An important aspect of monument protection is that movable things can be protected both as an independent monuments and as an accessories of a monument. Some federal states have special rules, such as in Brandenburg and Saarland, where the law only applies to archives without other legal provisions. In Berlin, on the other hand, protection is subject exclusively to the movable ground monuments.

The clear guidelines and legal regulations are essential to counter vandalism and to preserve the cultural heritage for future generations. The incident on the Magdalensberg is not only a loss for local cultural history, but also raises questions about the general security of archaeological sites. For this reason, it is crucial to take suitable measures to secure such historical sites.

Society and the authorities are called up to raise more awareness of the value of cultural assets and to develop preventive measures in order to prevent such vandalism in the future. The protection of our cultural heritage should be a task for society as a whole.