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Albert Hafner - auf der Suche nach dem «Schweizer Ötzi» (Radio SRF "Das Tagesgespräch", Albert Hafner ist Gast von Susanne Brunner).
No full textVor gut zehn Jahren fand eine Wanderin auf dem Schnidejoch etwas, was die Herzen von Archäologen höher schlagen liess. Das Bernische Historische Museum stellt die Funde nun aus. Albert Hafner, Direktor des Instituts für Archäologische Wissenschaften an der Uni Bern, ist Gast von Susanne Brunner.
Beim Bergen dieser Funde, die nun in der Ausstellung «Die Pfahlbauer Am Wasser und über die Alpen» zu sehen sind, war auch Albert Hafner mit dabei, auf 2756 Metern über Meer. Der wissenschaftliche Berater der Ausstellung geht davon aus, dass unsere Vorfahren dort oben Alpwirtschaft betrieben haben. Beim Birkenstück handelt es sich um das Futeral eines Pfeilköchers. Auch Hafner rätselt heute noch, wem die fast 5000 Jahre alten Gegenstände gehörten, etwa einem Hirten? Gab es Schnidi wirklich, den «Schweizer Ötzi» - und 1000 Jahre älter als dieser? Susanne Brunner hat mit Albert Hafner die Ausstellung besucht
DRS Rendez-vous/Tagesgespräch. Albert Hafner zu Gast bei Emil Lehmann.
No full textAlbert Hafner, Pfahlbau-Forscher am Bielersee, zum heutigen Wissen über die urzeitlichen Siedlungen und zum lebendigen Mythos der Pfahlbau-Schweizer
Letter, Albert Hafner\u27s Father to Albert Hafner, August 8, 1891
No full textA letter originally written in German for Albert Hafner from his father in Switzerland. In Albert\u27s translation, his father says Albert\u27s brother Joseph left for America and advises neither Albert nor his other brother John give him any money.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1039/thumbnail.jp
Incomplete Letters, Albert Hafner to Elizabeth Chandler
No full textThree pages containing unfinished or miscellaneous messages from Albert Hafner to Elizabeth H. Chandler.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1106/thumbnail.jp
Letter, Albert Hafner to Elizabeth Chandler, October 10, 1891
No full textA letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. He discusses the words used in German to describe Elizabeth between Hafner and his parents, all of which indicate his father is very fond of his new fiancée and fills Hafner with pride. He interprets that his father would only be happier if Hafner found great success in his Business, and Hafner indicates he wishes the same thing.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1017/thumbnail.jp
Letter, Albert Hafner to Elizabeth Chandler, September 6, 1891
No full textA letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Chandler sent him an advertisement from her cousin Kate\u27s music school in Philadelphia, and Albert says he would like to send some of his friends there. He argues to Chandler that he is fond of and will not be repairing his hole-ridden umbrella. He recounts a story of his mother teaching him how to put on pillowcases while explaining to Chandler how his thoughts wander as he cleans. Hafner\u27s employee Cora returns to school tomorrow. Hafner tells Chandler he wanted to find a woman like his mother, and she is that woman.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1029/thumbnail.jp
Letter, Albert Hafner to Elizabeth Chandler, July 22, 1891
No full textA letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Hafner sends Chandler a Tarpon skin, some Florida moss, and orchids from his garden.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1061/thumbnail.jp
Letter, Albert Hafner to Elizabeth Chandler, May 12, 1893
No full textA letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Hafner has arrived in Kentucky near the Mammoth Cave system. He recounts his travels and sleeping accommodations. The group will travel to Cincinnati to stay and will then make the final trek to Chicago. Hafner tells Chandler he wishes they could be experiencing the landscape together.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1105/thumbnail.jp
Letter, Albert Hafner to Elizabeth Chandler, May 9, 1893
No full textA letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. The couple appears to have recovered from their argument and reversed their decision to call off the engagement, meeting in St. Augustine and deciding to marry as soon as Hafner can afford it. Hafner writes to her from Tallahassee while on his trip to Chicago. He recounts his trip and updates her on Mr. and Mrs. Gray.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1103/thumbnail.jp
Letter, Albert Hafner to Elizabeth Chandler, June 15, 1891
No full textA letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth H. Chandler in Massachusetts. He writes about pictures, his work at the newspaper, and Elizabeth\u27s opinions on the Ladies\u27 Home Journal.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hafner/1081/thumbnail.jp
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