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Explore the rich heritage of peatlands through archaeological finds, paintings, historical photographs, documents, and more. Uncover the social history of labor, industrial heritage, and the importance of transport in these unique landscapes. Discover a sense of history and find inspiration from this common background. Contact Dr. Michiel A.W. Gerding for more information.
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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Theculture of peatlands: Historical documents • Pieter Serwouters: Lock, ca. 1630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