When does the lecture start?

The lecture starts on 18.11.2026 at 19:30.

Is there an entry fee?

No, the lecture is free for interested guests and club members.

Where does the event take place?

At the Bauzunfthaus Landshut, Dreifaltigkeitsplatz 2, 84028 Landshut.

What is the content about?

The focus is on new archaeological findings regarding the founding of Vilsbiburg, early fortifications, and the development of the city wall.

Are there any details on book signing or reading?

It is a lecture. A book signing is not mentioned.

Is the event accessible?

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Archaeology, City History, and New Insights Shape a Special Evening in Landshut

Name: Lecture: Older than Expected - and Well Fortified. New Insights into the Founding of Vilsbiburg.
Start: 2026-11-18T20:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-18T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Bauzunfthaus Landshut

An Archaeological Evening that Allows a New Reading of Vilsbiburg

At the Bauzunfthaus Landshut, a glimpse opens into the deep layers of Bavarian city history. District archaeologist Dr. Thomas Richter presents new findings on the founding of Vilsbiburg and shows how excavations, evidence, and historical classification can change a familiar urban landscape.

When Excavations Rewrite History

The investigation of the old town has provided evidence of a significantly older founding than previously assumed. The city trench, wooden palisade, early fortifications, and the medieval city wall paint a picture of planned urbanity in the early 13th century. The lecture combines archaeological precision with cultural-historical interpretation and makes visible how closely urban development, rule, and settlement history are intertwined.

The Art of Research Communication, Vibrantly Conveyed

Dr. Thomas Richter not only places the finds in a professional context but also makes the dynamics of the excavations understandable. Layers, walls, and trenches create a literarily appealing panorama of the past, where medieval fortifications, early modern transformations, and the question of Wittelsbach city politics intersect. This mixture of expertise and vivid communication lends the evening its special reading atmosphere.

An Evening for History Enthusiasts and Culture Buffs

The event is aimed at everyone who wants to experience archaeology not as a fringe topic but as a key to understanding regional identity. Those who appreciate historical urban development, monument preservation, and the narrative power of scientific lectures will find here a concentrated, inspiring cultural format with high informative value.

Conclusion: This evening promises new perspectives on Vilsbiburg, well-founded research, and a lively approach to the history of the city's founding. Anyone wishing to experience archaeology in dialogue with the present and culture should attend the lecture at the Bauzunfthaus Landshut live.