Published February 19, 2025 | Version v1
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57011.22.01 Montanarchäologische Prospektion östliche Kitzbüheler Alpen

  • 1. Kaprun Museum
  • 2. ROR icon Universität Innsbruck

Contributors

Project leader:

  • 1. University of Innsbruck

Description

This archaeological survey covered the Pinzgauer Spaziergang, a popular hiking trail from Jochberg (Tyrol) to Zell am See (Salzburg). Geological mapping and remote sensing (LIDAR, orthophotos) helped identify potential sites between Hochkogel (2,249 m) and Rohrertörl (1,919 m). A comparable prehistoric mining area was recently discovered in Jochberg between Gamshag (2,187 m), Gaisstein (2,363 m), and Schusterkogel (2,207 m) (FÖ57, 429-432). In July 2022, field surveys of these sites and GBA-mapped deposits (IRIS) revealed that the identified structures were of natural origin. A previously unrecorded copper deposit was located, but no evidence of mining activity was found.

Files

57011.22.01_Montanarchaeologische_Prospektion_oestliche_Kitzbueheler_Alpen.zip

Additional details

Funding

FWF Austrian Science Fund
Information Integration for Prehistoric Mining Archaeology P 31814

Dates

Collected
2022-07/2022-12