Arheološki spomenik, Kranj
Glavni trg, Sl-4000 Kranj
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ProprietorGorenjska Museum, Kranj
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| − | [[Kranj Archaeological Site]] is placed at the north of the Gothic parish Church of St. Cantius, Cantianus, Cantianilla, and Protus. The excavations carried out in 1953–1973 gave a proof of very rich site cultural history. The archaeological site was opened to public in [[established:: 1981]]. | + | [[Kranj Archaeological Site]] is placed at the north of the Gothic parish Church of St. Cantius, Cantianus, Cantianilla, and Protus in Kranj. The excavations carried out in 1953–1973 gave a proof of very rich site cultural history. The archaeological site was opened to public in [[established:: 1981]]. |
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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | From 1953 to 1973 excavations were carried out on the large Old Slavic burial place beside the parish church in Kranj. In the following years an archaeological site was organised north of the church and opened in 1981. In an underground area the excavated material can be viewed under cover in chronological order, with photographs and illustrations. Also visible are the masonry foundations of a baptistry or memorial together with the semicircular base of the wall of a round ossuary dating from the late 13th century. Also on view are the remains of a cemetery chapel with a 15th-century tomb that belonged to the Counts Eghk, the owners of [[Brdo Castle]] near Kranj, plus a more recent ossuary that contains carefully-stacked layers of skulls and bones of the deceased. | + | From 1953 to 1973 excavations were carried out on the large Old Slavic burial place beside the parish church in Kranj. In the following years an archaeological site was organised north of the church and opened in 1981. Archaeological excavation in the interior of the church in 1984 and north of it in 1972 showed a church complex as early as 7th century, which consisted of a church building with side naves and octagonal baptistery at the north side, connected to the church with a short corridor. The original church was about 12 meters wide and 19–23 meters long, including narthex. |
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| + | == Programme == | ||
| + | In an underground area the excavated material can be viewed under cover in chronological order, with photographs and illustrations. Also visible are the masonry foundations of a baptistry or memorial together with the semicircular base of the wall of a round ossuary dating from the late 13th century. Also on view are the remains of a cemetery chapel with a 15th-century tomb that belonged to the Counts Eghk, the owners of [[Brdo Castle]] near Kranj, plus a more recent ossuary that contains carefully-stacked layers of skulls and bones of the deceased. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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From 1953 to 1973 excavations were carried out on the large Old Slavic burial place beside the parish church in Kranj. In the following years an archaeological site was organised north of the church and opened in 1981. Archaeological excavation in the interior of the church in 1984 and north of it in 1972 showed a church complex as early as 7th century, which consisted of a church building with side naves and octagonal baptistery at the north side, connected to the church with a short corridor. The original church was about 12 meters wide and 19–23 meters long, including narthex.
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In an underground area the excavated material can be viewed under cover in chronological order, with photographs and illustrations. Also visible are the masonry foundations of a baptistry or memorial together with the semicircular base of the wall of a round ossuary dating from the late 13th century. Also on view are the remains of a cemetery chapel with a 15th-century tomb that belonged to the Counts Eghk, the owners of Brdo Castle near Kranj, plus a more recent ossuary that contains carefully-stacked layers of skulls and bones of the deceased.
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The Kranj Archaeological Site or the Ossuary, opened to the public in 1981, is located at the north of the Gothic parish Church of St Cantius, Cantianus, Cantianilla, and Protus in Kranj. +
The Kranj Archaeological Site or the Ossuary, opened to the public in 1981, is located at the north of the Gothic parish Church of St Cantius, Cantianus, Cantianilla, and Protus in Kranj. +
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