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Corvey a Letter Was Sent to the State Party on 27 September 2013 (Germany) Requesting Additional Information on the Following Points Additional information requested and received from the State Party Corvey A letter was sent to the State Party on 27 September 2013 (Germany) requesting additional information on the following points: No 1447 Existence and structure of an overall management body; Clarifications on existing formal protection layers of the nominated property and its buffer zone; Official name as proposed by the State Party Details on the provisions contained in existing Carolingian Westwork and Civitas Corvey planning instruments and on a timeline for their revisions; Location Details concerning the delineation of the northern North Rhine-Westphalia boundary of the buffer zone; Detmold administrative region Details on disaster risk preparedness; Germany Details on involvement of the local communities; Details on budgeting and fund raising for the Brief description implementation of the conservation and enhancement The Carolingian Westwork and the Civitas Corvey are programme. located along the river Weser on the outskirts of the town of Höxter where they were erected between 822 and 885 The State Party responded on 5 November 2013. The AD in a largely preserved rural setting. The Westwork is information provided has been incorporated into the the only standing structure that dates back to the relevant sections of this document. Carolingian era, while the original imperial abbey complex is preserved as archaeological remains which are only On 12 December 2013 ICOMOS sent a second letter to partially excavated. The baroque monastic complex and the State Party requesting further information concerning the abbey church complement the medieval vestiges and the implementation time-scale for: contribute to the understanding of the significance and past role of the property. The establishment and enforcement of a management authority; Category of property The extension of the management system to establish In terms of categories of cultural property set out in co-operation for protection and management purposes Article I of the 1972 World Heritage Convention, this is a of the neighbouring state of Lower Saxony; site comprising also a group of buildings. The formal approval and implementation of the management plan and its related master plan; The finalisation of the study on panoramic views and 1 Basic data the approval and enforcement of related protective measures; Included in the Tentative List The elaboration of a Heritage Impact Assessment 20 September 1999 according to ICOMOS guidance for all planned wind farms. International Assistance from the World Heritage Fund for preparing the Nomination The State Party responded on 26 February 2014 and the None additional information provided has been considered in the evaluation process. Date received by the World Heritage Centre 31 January 2013 Date of ICOMOS approval of this report 6 March 2014 Background This is a new nomination. 2 The property Consultations ICOMOS has consulted several independent experts. Description Surrounded by a still largely preserved rural setting and Technical Evaluation Mission revealed from a distance by the pointed roofs and the An ICOMOS technical evaluation mission visited the bare-stone towers of the westwork, the monastic complex property from 10 to 13 September 2013. of Corvey lies along the eastern side of the river Weser in the north-western outskirts of the town of Höxter. 229 In addition to the church and the westwork, and the former openings – the result of 1950s reconstruction and abbey (now housing the Duke of Ratibor’s residence, a restoration works – divides the chamber from the museum and a library), the complex of the nominated intermediate, shaft space to the east. property (12ha) also comprises service buildings as well as the archaeological remains of the early medieval The central chamber preserves portions of mural imperial monastery and of the associated fortified village paintings and the sinopias of six stucco figures, which (in the buffer zone). As they appear today, the monastery complemented and emphasised the architectural space district and the church date back to the baroque epoch but and elements. One of the painted scenes depicts a the Carolingian Westwork is still standing, clearly mythological episode: Ulysses fighting against Scylla; recognisable in its form and substance. other fragments of the paintings reveal that the main scene was part of a frieze with sea motifs. The full-size The westwork stucco figures, four male and two female, have been lost and only fragments could be recovered. The nature of The term Westwerk – westwork - was invented in the 19th these figures has not been ascertained yet. The century to indicate a massive, tower-like western front of mythological theme of the painting is a rare survival that Carolingian churches which contained an entrance- demonstrates how much classical literature was part of vestibule with a chapel and other upper rooms or the Fathers of the Church’s educational and cultural galleries opening towards the nave. Research has background, to be used as a religious parable: the ‘bad ascertained that this building type originated in the sea’ of the earthly temptations. Carolingian era as a combination of different ancient architectural models with the cult exigencies of the early The Carolingian abbey church medieval epoch within the Frankish Empire. The use of these structures is still debated: either they had functions The Carolingian abbey church does not survive as a related to the emperor (i.e. as a royal chapel or an standing structure; it was in fact replaced by the present audience chamber) or they might be ingenious solutions baroque edifice (1667), but it has been documented to provide an additional liturgical focus on the opposite through archaeological excavations which allowed the side of the main altar, to replicate the roman tradition of reconstruction of its plan. The church was built between west-facing choirs. 822 and 844, the choir was extended around 870 and the westwork completed the church between 873 and 885. Although several historic documents referred to this The building had a basilica plan with three aisles and, structure, although calling it a castellum (fortified originally, a simple rectangular choir, with an external crypt structure or watch tower) or turris (tower), only the connected to the passage below the choir floor. Westwork of Corvey appears to survive from the Excavations have made it clear that it would have been Carolingian period. considerably higher (2m at least) than the nave. Archaeological evidence shows that the choir was The Westwork of Corvey presently consists of two enlarged and lengthened by adding an additional space to corner towers enclosing a multi-storey structure, the the choir, an apse and two lateral chapels, and an result of 12th century changes to the original Carolingian ambulatory around the choir replaced the previous crypt. three-towered body. However, the central projecting porch, although added to with further storeys, and the The monastery district three arches to the entrance hall, date back to Archaeological remains and investigations demonstrate Carolingian times. Originally the exterior surfaces of the that the monastic complex was located north of the abbey walls were decorated with painted plaster, now lost. church. Investigations and surviving surface traces of the medieval moat and perimeter walls confirm that the A precious inscription with inlaid and gilded capital medieval and Carolingian monastery precinct coincided letters positioned on the front of the structure – now approximately with the baroque ditch and walls. Inside the removed and replaced by a copy for conservation boundary of the walled area investigations have revealed reasons – attests to the very high rank of the abbey and the existence of cellars, wells, pit houses, workshops for also that Civitas was the appellation for Corvey. glass and non-ferrous material processing. Written sources suggest that there were also an infirmary and a Through the three-arch entrance, one accesses the graveyard for the monks, a hospice for pilgrims, dwellings vestibule and then, through the portal, the crypt-like for important guests, the medieval abbot’s residence, as central room. This is covered by nine cross vaults well as other functional buildings and mills. supported by four central columns with Corinthian capitals and by perimeter pillars and wall projections. The buffer zone The inner space is surrounded on the north, south and east sides by outer vaulted aisles. A staircase in the The buffer zone (69ha) includes the immediate western corner leads to the upper chamber, a double- surroundings of the nominated property and corresponds height space surrounded by rooms on the north, south to the area of the town, deserted since the 13th century. At and west sides. These open onto the central chamber by present the area comprises cultivated fields, service means of three arches each side, surmounted by three buildings for farming activities, the fluvial harbour – now mullioned windows. A wall with double three-arcade out of use – the railway line, the excavated remains of a 230 monastery and graveyard in Niggenkerken, the former 3 Justification for inscription, integrity and market church and of the route of the Hellweg (salt road). authenticity Surveys have yielded information about the archaeological potential, the extent and the age of the Comparative analysis deserted town. The State Party has developed the comparative analysis firstly by defining
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