The Oer-IJ Expedition: Historical Walks
The Oer-IJ expedition: A multiperiod event where over 2000 participants walk several routes in the North of Holland, specifically in the area around the village of Castricum.
The Oer-IJ expedition: A multiperiod event where over 2000 participants walk several routes in the North of Holland, specifically in the area around the village of Castricum.
A weekend full of entertainment, information and medieval conviviality. Visit the medieval town of Gravendam and visit the artisans: the baker, cobbler, basket maker, fisherman, tinsmith and more. Enjoy the medieval music of De Blauwe Schuyt, the magic of Jannes de Goochelaar and play old games on the dam. Gravendam also expects a high visit from a knight on horseback this weekend.
Volunteer at Prehistorisch dorp Eindhoven. Interest in medieval textiles. Spinner, dyer and weaver.
I have studied Archaeology (MA) of North-Western Europe and Heritage Management and (Medieval) History (BA) at Leiden University. From a young age I have been involved with re-enactment of the Napoleonic Wars and Dutch Revolt/Eighty Years War.
In the town of Gravendam, the crew of De Jonge Kraai pull their ships onto dry land and set up a medieval encampment. Visit the encampment, listen to the stories and see life in those days.
The largest dolmen, built 5,000 years ago, had multiple functions; a grave, a place for rituals. A place to come together, commemorate and celebrate…
I'm Anton van den Heuvel (1964), I started learning ancient skills at the end of the eighties at the prehistoric village of Eindhoven. I have worked very closely with Hans Horreus de Haas, he was very inspirational to me.
When you look at the alignment of archaeological monuments, such as stone circles, dolmens and pyramids, in relation to the sun, moon or the stars, we speak of archaeoastronomy. From this perspective, Peter van den Hoek conducts research into locations such as Stonehenge, Avebury, Newgrange, Carnac, Giza and the
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