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Tijdschrift voor Historische Geografie - Volume 9, Issue 3, 2024
Volume 9, Issue 3, 2024
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Broeken
Auteurs: Bert Groenewoudt, Luuk Keunen, Betsie Pinkert & Erik van den BergAbstract Broeken. On the drastic transformation of wetlands in the Pleistocene sandy regions of the Netherlands For a long time, the higher parts of the Dutch landscape were by no means as dry as they are today. This is certainly true of the lower parts of the Pleistocene sandy landscapes in the north, east and south. Those lowlands include so-called ‘broeken’. Such areas are nowadays characterized by the Read More
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De zeeheldencultus verankerd in het landschap
Door Robin RaaijmakersAbstract The cult of naval heroes anchored in the landscape. The naming of streets after seamen in the Dutch landscape Nowadays, the naming of streets after seaman is increasingly being discussed in the broader debate about the representation of the (colonial) past in public space. Supporters and opponents face each other: do we want to preserve this cultural heritage or not, and how? To create a breeding ground Read More
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Een onvoltooide snelweg: Rijksweg 50
Door Adriaan HaartsenAbstract An uncompleted motorway: National Highway 50 North of Apeldoorn are the remains of a motorway. Construction started around 1936, but the work could not be completed during the Second World War. After the war, new insights emerged, and a different route was chosen. Large parts of the unfinished highway are recognizable as an open strip of land between strips of vegetation. A large pile of sand indicates the Read More
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Stellen in Zeeland
Door Wim LigtendagAbstract ‘Stellen’ in the province of Zeeland This article explores the historical and geographical features known as ‘stellen’ in the Zeeland region of the Netherlands and adjacent areas. These man-made elevated land structures historically served dual purposes: providing refuge for livestock and people during high tides and incorporating a water storage feature known as a ‘vate’ for collecting fresh water. Th Read More
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