Thematic EU Projects

The military cemetery in Lang is the most important historical monument of the First World War in the region. During the war, the former military camp was located in the Leibnitzer Feld on the territory…

The municipality of Wildon is located in a core area of Styrian history on the middle Mur and Kainach rivers, whose earliest Neolithic settlement dates back more than 6,500 years. Since then, almost every cultural…

The “Hengist Best of” project aims to attractively present, disseminate and enhance archaeological-historical knowledge about one of the most important cultural landscapes in Styria, the Hengist region around the Wildon Buchkogel hill. The overall goal…

Within the framework of the Leader project “Archeo Norico 2016-2018,” major implementations were successfully carried out. Among other things, the main tower of Deutschlandsberg Castle was roofed over and further work was carried out on…

The project “Monumentalized Early Iron Age Landscapes in the Danube river basin” (Iron Age Danube) is led by Joanneum Universal Museum with 20 partners from Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary and Slovakia, co-financed by the Interreg Danube Transnational program.

The project, carried out by ASIST, aims to make the ArchaeoRegion of Southwest Styria more attractive – in other words, presenting archaeological content to interested visitors. Important sites and museums such as the Frauenberg temple…

LEADER-Project: Enhancing the attractiveness of the old castle Schwanberg – Reconstruction and design of the high medieval castle at the “Tanzboden” The aim of this Leader project is to present the historical walls of the…

At the end of 2016, the three-year project “The paleolandscape of Styria and its biodiversity from prehistory to the discovery of the New World / Paleokrajina Štajerske in njena biodiverziteta od prazgodovine do odkritja Novega sveta” (PalaeoDiversiStyria) began, co-funded by the Interreg Slovenia-Austria 2014-2020 program.

The EU project “Register of archaeological sites along the Austrian-Slovenian border / Register arheoloških najdišč ob avstrijsko-slovenski mejni črti” (BorderArch-Steiermark) was a follow-up project to the EU project InterArch-Steiermark, funded by the program European Territorial Cooperation Slovenia-Austria 2007-2013.

The EU project “Interactive archaeological heritage of Austrian and Slovenian Styria / Interaktivna arheološka dediščina avstrijske in slovenske Štajerske” (InterArch-Styria), funded by the Slovenia-Austria cross-border cooperation program 2007-2013, stands for free and open access to the common archaeological heritage of Slovenia and Austria.