Authors and contributing institutions

Kaur Alttoa (art historian; Dorpat/Tartu)
Dr. Agnese Bergholde-Wolf (art historian; Marburg and Riga)
Prof. Dr. Rainer Atzbach (archaeologist; Aarhus)
Dr. Alexander Baranov (historian; Berlin)
Dr. Elita Grosmane: (art historian; Riga)
PD Dr. Christofer Herrmann (art historian and construction researcher; Mainz and Berlin)
Dr. Ilmārs Dirveiks (architect and construction researcher; Riga)
Prof. Dr. Bernhart Jähnig (historian; Berlin)
Dr. Villu Kadakas (archaeologist; Reval/Tallinn)
Dr. Juhan Kreem (historian; Reval/Tallinn)
Prof. Dr. Ilgvars Misāns (historian; Riga)
Prof. Dr. Matthias Müller (art historian; Mainz)
Dr. Ieva Ose (art historian and archaeologist; Riga)
Prof. Dr. Ojārs Spārītis (art scholar and cultural scientist; Riga)
Prof. Dr. Dethard von Winterfeld (art historian; Mainz)

The project is located at Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Intitute of Art History and Musicology, Dept. of Art History.

There will be cooperation with the following scientific partners:

Latvian Academy of Sciences / Latvijas zinatnu akademija
Institute of Art History of the Academy of Fine Arts of Latvia / Latvijas Makslas akademijas Makslas vestures instituts
Reval City Archive / Tallinna Linnaarhiiv
Aarhus University, Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies
International Historical Commission on the Research of the Teutonic Order