This year's volume of the Tyrolean Heimat presents the latest research from antiquity to the 20th century. The thematic focus is on the Middle Ages, the Early Modern Period, and Modern History, featuring contributions on women's and gender history in the region, as well as on individual personalities such as Viridis Visconti, Maximilian I, Nikolaus Cusanus, Peter von Spaur, Gaspar Brusch, and Hippolyt Guarinoni. Editions of medieval sources, contributions on historical mining in the region, and Roman milestones in the Pustertal complement the volume, along with reviews of the latest publications. Contents (titles shortened): Christina Antenhofer: Widows and Their Networks | David Fliri: Historical Mining in the Vinschgau | Tobias Pamer: The Rotulus of Peter von Spaur | Simon Rabensteiner: Political Communication between Nikolaus Cusanus and the Brixen Cathedral Chapter | Anton Strobl: The Latin Autobiographical Fragments of Emperor Maximilian I | Gottfried Eugen Kreuz: Gaspar Brusch in Tyrol | Hansjörg Rabanser: Hippolyt Guarinoni and His Description of the County of Tyrol in the Form of the Giant Haymon | Wolfgang Strobl: Dr. Franz Töpsl as Archaeologist and Antiquarian | Hubert Held: Carl Ghega and the Trade Route from the Upper Adriatic to Lake Constance | Francesca Brunet, Siglinde Clementi: Reflections on the Development of Women's and Gender History in the Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino Region.