Franz Heger (* 4. Oktober 1853 in Brandeis an der Adler, Bezirk Hohenmauth, Böhmen; † 23. Juli 1931 in Wien) [1] war ein österreichischer Ethnologe und Museumsbeamter. Heger besuchte …

May 30, 2019 · The first archaeologist to comprehensively study southeast Asian drums was Franz Heger, an Austrian archaeologist, who categorized the drums into four types and three …

In 1902, Austrian archaeologist Franz Heger classified the Li-Lao drums as the Heger type II. He believed that the Li-Lao drums were descended from the Dian-Dongson drums. [6]

Apr 7, 2016 · Heger, Franz, 1853-1931. Publication date 1902 Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0 Topics bub_upload, Bronze age, Drum, Antiquities Publisher Leipzig, Kommissions-Verlag von …

It is in the region of the Red River that we find the first "cluster" which is characterized by a shape reminiscent of a mushroom and which was classified (from one to four) in 1902 by an Austrian …

In 1902, a collection of 165 large bronze drums was published by Austrian archaeologist Franz Heger, who subdivided them into a classification of four types. [6] Chinese archaeologists …

Between 1881 and 1891, Franz Heger (1853–1931), head of the anthropological-ethnographic department as of 1884, conducted several collecting journeys that took him to Russia, …

Dong Son Drums, or the Heger I Bronze Drum according to the classification of the Austrian archaeologist, Franz Heger, are divided into three parts: a bulging shoulder, a slim body, and …

seminal of these was by the Austrian scholar Franz Heger, published in 1902, who classified those kettle-drums into four categories (ever since known by the name of “ Heger I-IV”)，with …

Franz Heger ist der Name folgender Personen: Franz Heger (Architekt) (1792–1836), deutscher Architekt und Kupferstecher; Franz Heger (Ethnologe) (1853–1931), österreichischer …