Linkenheim-Hochstetten

Left home high Stetten is a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe in Baden- Württemberg. It is located about 17 kilometers north of Karlsruhe.

  • 2.1 Neolithic
  • 2.2 Bronze Age 2.2.1 Early Bronze Age
  • 2.2.2 Late Bronze Age / Urnfield
  • 3.1 Left Home
  • 3.2 Hochstetten
  • 3.3 Left Home Hochstetten
  • 3.4 religions
  • 4.1 municipal
  • 4.2 community partnerships
  • 5.1 traffic
  • 5.2 Education
  • 5.3 Volunteer Fire Department
  • 6.1 Basketball
  • 6.2 Football
  • 6.3 Handball
  • 6.4 riding

Geography

Community structure

The community left home Hochstetten consists of the former municipalities of high Stetten and left home. For the former municipality Hochstetten part of the village high Stetten. For the former town left home include the village left home and the house of forester's house. In the territory of the former municipality Hochstetten is the Outbound village Ovestat that was mentioned in 1103, but possibly is identical with high Stetten. In the territory of the former municipality left home are the waste places Wanesheim ( Wansheim ) and partly also in the church Frecanstetten or naughty instead.

Prehistory, Roman Empire and early Middle Ages

Neolithic

The earliest settlement of the district left home Hochstetten is probably already back to the Neolithic period. As evidence of early human activities can be considered two stone artefacts. The first is a stone ax from amphibolite, which was found in 1985 in high Stetten. 1993 another stone ax of greenish Silitstein was found in the east of the left Heimer district. Especially it is its origin. This rock type is originally from the southern Black Forest or the Slate Mountains. However, hatchets made ​​of stone are not the only witnesses of the Neolithic. From the lakes pipes and Streitköpfle we know by the tireless collecting performance by F. Wagner, today a lot of antler picks and other bony artifacts.

Bronze age

Early Bronze Age

From the Bronze Age, there is still, unfortunately, only a few finds. Including a Randleistenbeil of bronze, which was found in the west Hardt forest left home. The piece is to be considered today in the permanent exhibition of the Badische Landesmuseum.

Late Bronze Age / Urnfield

From typical of the Urnfield vases head pins we know two pieces from the quarry Rohrköpfle.

Iron Age

A special piece from the late pre-Roman Iron Age represents a decorated belt hook of bronze, which was a part of Celtic Woman costume.

Roman Empire

So far, the legacies confined to the district left home Hochstetten on single or loss finds. From the Roman period, however, we can demonstrate traces of settlements and other structures for the first time. So runs east of the double municipality in Hardt forest in a north -south axis of a Roman road. It is a still recognizable in the terrain wall of earth and gravel, which have up to 50 cm high is obtained. Causes was the construction of this road 74 AD by Emperor Vespasian. The road led from Offenburg, about Ladenburg / Lopodunum to Mainz / Mogontiacum, which was the capital of the province of Germania Superior.

The Roman presence in the reign of Vespasian occupied beside the Roman road, a denarius with his portrait from the quarry Rohrköpfle. In addition to other 96 coins here were Roman fibulae (eg knee fibula ), a golden earring, finger ring fragments in part with inscription, and several bronze vessels. Among a saucepan, a bowl and a Hemmoorer bucket.

North of the village high Stetten, under today's industrial areas, right on the Gestadtekante discovered A. Bonnet 1898 a small settlement of four huts, which was excavated in 1898-1900. After Bonet it involves huts that had been dug partially into the ground and reached a size of up to 3.80 mx 2.10 m. The pottery finds attest to a long settlement period of the settlement, which probably related to its convenient location. It is possible that the settlement was a Fährübergang over the Rhine controlled, came over the pottery from Rheinzabern ( Tabernae ) into the right bank of the Rhine.

Early Middle Ages

Latest findings show that this small settlement has apparently continued to play an important role in the early Middle Ages. After a small hiatus after the departure of the Romans in the 4th century, the settlement in the late 7th century, seems to have been repopulated. Bear witness of the early pieces older yellow wheel made pottery, a type of ceramic that left and right of the Rhine, and is spread over the central Neckar region. The feintonige nature, as well as certain designs of high Stettener pieces point to an origin of pottery in northern Alsace. Further evidence of post-classical colonization brought in addition to these findings the older yellow wheel made pottery, a silver denarius of Emperor Louis the Pious, the son and successor of Charlemagne. This Denartyp was 822 AD by Ludwig introduced the Pious, who was forced by increasingly frequent forgeries discredited the type preceded with multiline Münzstättennamen and imperial titulary. In all likelihood, the denar comes from the mint of Dorestad an important Carolingian trade center in the Northern Netherlands. He is the first relevant Fund on the Upper Rhine. An excavation of the Regional Council of Karlsruhe ( Referates 26, Archaeological Monuments and Sites) in 2008 gave additional building floor plans and reinforced the suspicion of a medieval settlement.

And in Rohrköpfle there were some impressive pieces from the early Middle Ages. Including parts of Pferdezaumzeug as two oblique edge strap iron with fine Tauschierungen of silver. Here also another silver denarius was recovered from the Cologne coin.

History

Left Home

The first mention Left home is in the year 777 in a freight directory of Lorsch.

Left home originally had a purely rural structure. During the industrialization in the German Empire an economic upturn began as primarily originated in Karlsruhe many jobs. From then on, the population began to rise steadily.

1827 has been corrected in the course of the Rhine straightening of the Loud mouth to Roxheim the course of the Rhine at left home. The former Rhine loops can still be seen well on satellite images and are partly as a body of water in the form of bathing, and fishing lakes.

Hochstetten

Also high Stetten was initially a purely farming town. The proximity of the city of Karlsruhe led the farmers early to specialize in the cultivation of vegetables and tobacco. Before the First World War the place for growing asparagus was known.

The final conversion of the former peasants and workers village to today's residential community began in the period after 1945. This was initiated and promoted by the emergence of the furniture factory ( Beekeeping Supplies and kitchen furniture) " Husser ".

Left home Hochstetten

On January 1, 1975, the formerly independent communities left home and high Stetten merged to form the new municipality Left Home Hochstetten. The merger was completed in the course of municipal reform in Baden- Württemberg.

In 1989, a connection with the city train (line S1/S11 ) to the public transport network of the city of Karlsruhe ( KVV ).

Religions

In the district left home are the Church of Our Lady Queen of the Catholic parish left home / Dettenheim, a Protestant church, a parish of the Liebenzeller Community Association and Apostolic Church. High Stetten has an evangelical church and one of the oldest free evangelical churches in southern Germany. Country Ecclesiastical Communities play a major role. The YMCA is one of the most important high Stetten YMCA 's in the neighborhood because of its youth work. In 2006, the charismatic " czhardt " was founded. This also reflects about the confessional distribution resist: There are more than twice as many Protestants as Catholics.

Policy

Parish council

The municipal election held on 13 June 2004 revealed the following election results:

  • CDU 29.3 % ( ± 0.0 ) - 5 seats ( ± 0)
  • SPD 27.2 % ( 0.4 ) - 5 seats ( ± 0)
  • FW 25.8 % (-3.0 ) - 5 seats ( ± 0)
  • FDP 17.7 % ( 2.6 ) - 3 seats ( ± 0) )

The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 produced the following election results:

  • FW 30.1% ( 4.3 ) - 6 seats ( 1)
  • CDU 26.8 % (-2.5 ) - 5 seats ( ± 0)
  • SPD 24.4% (-2.8 ) - 4 seats (-1)
  • FDP 18.7 % ( 1.0 ) - 3 seats ( ± 0)

Community partnerships

Left home Hochstetten cares since May 29th 1966 twinning with Jarny in France. Since the September 14, 1990, there is also a partnership with the City Groeditz in Saxony, the informal (first meeting of the Mayor ) began as early as 1984.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

The municipality is situated on the main road 36 (Mannheim - Lahr / Schwarzwald). In addition, operating on the Hardt Railway, which has a total of seven stations in the municipality, to Karlsruhe, the S1 and S11 of the Stadtbahn Karlsruhe. The village also has a small airport for small aircraft. But there are already large transport aircraft landed.

Education

In the village there is the primary school high Stetten, the primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule left home, the junior high school left home and the special school for the learning disabled Albert Schweitzer School. Since 2008 there is also a Christian denominational school, the Christian school Hardt.

Volunteer Fire Department

The volunteer fire department left home Hochstetten existed since the municipal reform. It originated from the previously independent fire brigades left home and high Stetten. In 2006, the new fire station was passed. Thus the two firehouses in left home and high Stetten could be abandoned. Construction costs amounted to 3.3 million euros.

Sports

Basketball

The women's team of the basketball club left home Hochstetten eV plays in the Regionalliga West. The men's team plays in the national league.

Football

The FV plays left home since the 2010/2011 season back in the county league. The FV Hochstetten plays again in the circle class A. A sporting highlight for the FV left home is discharged annually U19 Indoor Cup.

Handball

The HSG Left Home Hochstetten- Liedolsheim, also called Hardt Tigers, consists of the three old divisions of the Handball TV left home, Liedolsheim TV and the TV Hochstetten. The HSG Li -Ho- Li plays in the swimming league.

Riding

The Equestrian Group ( RSG ) left home Hochstetten exists since 1979. Many years were held also in serious tournaments left home on the course of Hubertushof Baden. On the equestrian center riding lessons in dressage and jumping, and vaulting and therapeutic riding is offered.

Personalities

  • Hermione Maier- Heuser (1882-1968), poet, was born in Left Home
  • Irina Wittmer (* 1953), writer, grew up in Left Home
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