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Tijdschrift voor Historische Geografie - Volume 8, Issue 2, 2023
Volume 8, Issue 2, 2023
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De transformatie van het enci-terrein in Maastricht: omgang met een moeizaam verleden
More LessAbstract The transformation of the First Dutch Cement Industry (enci) site in Maastricht: dealing with a difficult past South of the city center of Maastricht, located at the Sint-Pietersberg, lies the former site of the First Dutch Cement Industry (1926-2020). Since the closure of the factory in 2020, the transformation of the site has barely started. Several factors, like environmental legislation, financial structures and dis Read More
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Luchtfotografie als onderzoeksmethode in het onderzoek aan de circumvallatielinie van Groenlo
More LessAbstract Aerial photography as a methodology to investigate the siege of Groenlo. The archaeology of droughts The summer months of 2018 and 2019 were exceptionally dry and many crop marks appeared in the landscape. Various factors, with differing timeframes, cause appearance and disappearance of crop marks. The French Encampment near Groenlo shows this very well: the southern part was visible only in August 2 Read More
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Het molensterven in Nederland: een kwantitatieve en geografische benadering
More LessAbstract The demise of mills in the Netherlands: a quantitative and geographical approach This year the Association (vereniging) De Hollandsche Molen celebrates its centenary. The association was founded to call a halt to the large-scale demolition of wind and water mills in the decades around the turn of the century. This article sketches for the first time, for the period 1850-2020, a quantitative picture of the decline of Read More
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