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THE CULTURE OF PEATLANDS. Institute for Heritage and Archtecture Dr. Michiel A.W. Gerding, historian of the provincie Drenthe PO Box 117, 9400 AC Assen, Netherlands m.gerding@drentsplateau.nl 0031592305930. The culture of peatlands : Archeological finds.
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THECULTURE OF PEATLANDS • Institute for Heritage and Archtecture • Dr. Michiel A.W. Gerding, historian of the provincie Drenthe • PO Box 117, 9400 AC Assen, Netherlands • m.gerding@drentsplateau.nl • 0031592305930
Theculture of peatlands: Archeological finds The Weerdinge couple: bog bodies from Drenthe (Drents Museum)
The culture of peatlands: Painting • J.J. Mancadan: Peateries near Groningen (ca. 1650)
Theculture of peatlands: Painting • Vincent van Gogh: Bridge in Veenoord (Drenthe), 1883
Theculture of peatlands: Historical photographs • Peatbarge in Dutch canal (Hoogeveen ca. 1900)
Theculture of peatlands: Historical documents • Pieter Serwouters: Lock, ca. 1630
Theculture of peatlands: Historical Cartography • French Army:Topographical map 1812: Drenthe
Theculture of peatlands: Educational classroom poster Heijenbrock: Peat-digging in Drenthe ca.1910
The culture of peatlands: Industrial heritage Griendstveen Peatmoss litter factory in 1996 (photo: Harry Cock)
The culture of peatlands: Social history of labour Family labour in drying the sods ca. 1910
The culture of peatlands: Landart Peatpolis.nl, Drenthe 2003
The culture of peatlands: Drawing Kraaypoel: Stack of peat sods in Worpswede Germany
The culture of peatlands: The importance of transport Jouke Nijman: Loading up (ca. 1990)
The culture of peatlands: modern technology Active carbon factory with modern greenhouses on former peatlands
The culture of peatlands a sense of history a source of inspiration a common background a basis for public relations IPS Commission VIII