Mapping Medieval ViennaThe Social Topography of Vienna in the 15th Century

该项目调查了维也纳在“漫长”的15世纪的社会地形。为此，该市的一些土地登记册将首次被转录，并与传真一起在网上公布。由于买家、卖家和债权人的邻居总是在土地登记册中记录的交易和借款中被命名，这些数据使得在空间上定位所有房主成为可能。在大多数情况下，只有结合进一步的（考古）资料才能确定个别地块的确切位置和大小。因此，我们与维也纳城市考古学家合作，他们不仅参与中世纪建筑遗迹的探索，而且对地理信息系统也有经验。通过这种方式，我们至少可以在城市的某些部分创建基于gis的地块规划。特别是在Widmerviertel，我们有1448年和1526年的纳税清单，按顺序列出了这个地区的居民。这些列表作为我们社会地形工作的参考点。我们工作的主要目标是从社会历史的角度来描述和分析邻里关系。在研究期间，哪些职业群体居住在什么地方，在什么条件下生活，个别街道和社区的社会构成如何变化？近年来已经做了一些初步工作。因此，在项目结束时，我们将能够绘制维也纳社区的全面社会地形图。在项目过程中，我们将与维也纳的合作伙伴密切合作，首先将他们的考古研究纳入我们的工作。我们的成果将被维也纳博物馆整合到新的关于城市历史的永久性展览中。博物馆将邀请参观者根据社会经济标准，利用互动媒体探索这座中世纪城市。

The project investigates the social topography of the city of Vienna in the "long" 15th century. For this purpose, some of the city's land registers will be transcribed for the first time and published online together with the facsimiles. Since the neighbors of the buyers, sellers, and creditors are always named in the transactions and borrowings documented in the land registers, these data make it possible to locate all the house owners spatially. In most cases, the exact location and size of the individual plots can only be determined in combination with further (archaeological) information. We therefore work together with Viennese city archaeologists, who are not only involved in the exploration of the architectural remains of the Middle Ages themselves, but also have experience with GIS. In this way we will be able to create GIS-based parcel plans in at least some parts of the city. For the Widmerviertel in particular, we have tax lists from the years 1448 and 1526, which list the inhabitants of this quarter in order. These lists serve as a reference point for our social topographical work. The main goal of our work is to describe and analyze neighborhood relations from a socio-historical perspective. Which occupational groups lived where and in which conditions and how did the social composition of individual streets and neighborhoods change during the period under study? Some preliminary work has already been done in recent years. At the end of the project, we will therefore be able to draw up a comprehensive social topographical picture of the Viennese community. In the course of the project, we will work closely with our Viennese partners and above all include their archaeological studies in our work. Our results will be integrated by the Wien Museum into the new permanent exhibition on the history of the city. Museum visitors will be invited to explore the medieval city according to socio-economic criteria using interactive media.