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Developments in the Oer-Ij Area
UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) The homecoming of religious practice : an analysis of offering sites in the wet low-lying parts of the landscape in the Oer-IJ area (2500 BC-AD 450) Kok, M.S.M. Publication date 2008 Link to publication Citation for published version (APA): Kok, M. S. M. (2008). The homecoming of religious practice : an analysis of offering sites in the wet low-lying parts of the landscape in the Oer-IJ area (2500 BC-AD 450). lima. General rights It is not permitted to download or to forward/distribute the text or part of it without the consent of the author(s) and/or copyright holder(s), other than for strictly personal, individual use, unless the work is under an open content license (like Creative Commons). Disclaimer/Complaints regulations If you believe that digital publication of certain material infringes any of your rights or (privacy) interests, please let the Library know, stating your reasons. In case of a legitimate complaint, the Library will make the material inaccessible and/or remove it from the website. Please Ask the Library: https://uba.uva.nl/en/contact, or a letter to: Library of the University of Amsterdam, Secretariat, Singel 425, 1012 WP Amsterdam, The Netherlands. You will be contacted as soon as possible. UvA-DARE is a service provided by the library of the University of Amsterdam (https://dare.uva.nl) Download date:06 Oct 2021 chapter 3 Bergen Alkmaar Egmond Heiloo Limmen Castricum Akersloot Uitgeest Heemskerk Beverwijk Assendelft Velsen Zaanstad Haarlem Amsterdam 0 10 km Figure 3.1 Oer-IJ area with the modern topographical names. -
De Bodemgesteldheid Van Noord-Kennemerland
STICHTING VOOR BODEMKARTERING / WAGENINGEN DE BODEMGESTELDHEID VAN NOORD-KENNEMERLAND WITH A SUMMARY: SOIL CONDITIONS IN NORTH KENNEMERLAND Dr H. C. DE ROO, 1. i. g •"SCANS )S STAATSDRUKKERIJ %^^ UITGEVERIJBEDRIJF VERSL. LANDBOUWK. ONDERZ. No. 59.3 — 'S-GR AVENH AGE — 1953 INHOUD1 WOORD VOORAF Blz. I. INLEIDING 1 II. BODEMKUNDIGE BESCHRIJVING EN AGRARISCHE GEBRUIKSMOGELIJKHEDEN VAN HET DUINLANDSCHAP. (D) EN HET STRANDWALLENLANDSCHAP (W) .... 7 1. Indeling van de gronden 7 a. Hoofdindeling 7 b. Korrelgrootte 8 c. Kalk- en humusgehalte 8 d. Waterhuishouding en de eisen die de gewassen daaraan stellen . 9 e. Beoordeling van de waterhuishouding met behulp van de gley- verschijnselen 12 ƒ. Bijzondere aanduidingen v en k, storingen in de waterhuishouding 15 2. Nadere omschrijving van de duinzandgronden (Dd, Dp en Da) ... 16 3. Nadere omschrijving van de strandwalgronden (Ww) 19 III. BODEMKUNDIGE BESCHRIJVING EN AGRARISCHE GEBRUIKSMOGELIJKHEDEN VAN DE STRANDWALOVERGANGSGRONDEN (Wo) 22 1. Indeling van de gronden 22 a. Hoofdindeling 22 b. Waterhuishouding 23 c. Bijzondere aanduidingen v en k 23 2. Nadere omschrijving van de strandwalovergangsgronden (Wo) ... 25 IV. BODEMKUNDIGE BESCHRIJVING EN AGRARISCHE GEBRUIKSMOGELIJKHEDEN VAN DE GRONDEN VAN HET JONGE ZEEKLEILANDSCHAP (M) EN DE ZEEBODEM- GRONDEN (N) 28 1. Landschappelijke hoofdindeling van de gronden 28 a. Binnendeltalandschap (MD) 28 b. Sterk geërodeerde pikkleilandschap (MP, MR, MEm en MEe) . 29 c. Verjongd marien-erosielandschap (MA, N en MN) 33 2. Nadere omschrijving van de gronden vanhe t binnendeltalandschap (MD) 34 3. Nadere omschrijving van de gronden van het sterk geërodeerde pikklei landschap (MP, MR, MEm en MEe) 40 a. Pikkleigronden (MP) 40 b. Rekerekleigronden (MR) 55 c. Meergronden (MEm) 59 d. -
Village Formation in the Netherlands During the Middle Ages (AD 800 - 1600) an Assessment of Recent Excavations and a Path to Progress
Nederlandse Archeologische Rapporten 056 Village Formation in the Netherlands during the Middle Ages (AD 800 - 1600) An assessment of recent excavations and a path to progress J.P.W. Verspay, A.M.J.H. Huijbers, H. van Londen, J. Renes and J. Symonds Village Formation in the Netherlands during the Middle Ages (AD 800 – 1600) An assessment of recent excavations and a path to progress J.P.W. Verspay, A.M.J.H. Huijbers, H. van Londen, J. Renes and J. Symonds Colophon Nederlandse Archeologische Rapporten 56 Village Formation in the Netherlands during the Middle Ages (AD 800 – 1600) An assessment of recent excavations and a path to progress Project management: H. van Londen (University of Amsterdam) Authors: J.P.W. Verspay (University of Amsterdam/University of West Bohemia), A.M.J.H. Huijbers (BAAC), J. Renes (Utrecht University), J. Symonds (University of Amsterdam), H. van Londen (University of Amsterdam) Authorisation: M. Groothedde & H.A.C. Fermin (Bureau Archeologie, gemeente Zutphen) Illustrations: J.P.W. Verspay (University of Amsterdam/University of West Bohemia), unless otherwise stated Cover: The old village square of Wassenaar with figures from Pieter Breughel the Elder (painted ca. 1560-1569) Editors: J. Symonds & H. van Londen (University of Amsterdam) Proofreading: Andrea Travaglia (University of Amsterdam) Layout & production: Xerox OBT, The Hague Print: Xerox OBT, The Hague ISBN/EAN: 9789057992940 © Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands, Amersfoort, 2018 Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Postbus 1600 3800 BP -
Journal of Neolithic Archaeology
Journal of Neolithic Archaeology doi 10.12766/jna.2018S.7 Heiloo-Craenenbroeck. A Late Neolithic/ Article history: Early Bronze Age settlement on the western Received 15 December 2017 coast of the Netherlands Reviewed 18 May 2018 Published 19 December 2018 Jan de Koning & Erik Drenth Keywords: Heiloo-Craenenbroeck; province with a contribution by Frans Bunnik of Noord-Holland; the Netherlands; Late Neolithic; Early Bronze Age; house-plan; ard-marks Abstract Cite as: Jan de Koning, Erik Drenth: This paper discusses a site in the western coastal district of the Heiloo-Craenenbroeck. A Late Neolithic/ Dutch province of Noord-Holland. There, one or two house-plans Early Bronze Age settlement on the that were partially two- and partially three-aisled as well as ard- western coast of the Netherlands marks were discovered at the transition between a dune and a dune JNA 20, 2018S, 123–142 [doi 10.12766/jna.2018S.7] valley which was formed behind a coastal barrier. Stratigraphic evi- dence indicates that the habitation preceded the agricultural activ- Authors‘ addresses: ities. All together, this human presence dates somewhere between Jan de Koning, Hollandia archeologen c. 2000 – 1850 BC, the final stage of the Bell Beaker Culture and the Tuinstraat 27a 1544 RS Zaandijk onset of the Barbed Wire Beaker Culture in the Netherlands. The Netherlands [email protected] Introduction Erik Drenth, Torenstraat 4 3811 DJ Amersfoort,The Netherlands House-plans dating to the final stage of the Neolithic and the on- [email protected] set of the Bronze Age are still a rare phenomenon in the Netherlands, as shown by a recent overview (Drenth et al. -
Maurits Cassee January 2019
HAS THE VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL ENERGY LABELS INCREASED? A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO THE CHANGE IN VALUE OF ENERGY LABELS BETWEEN 2008- 2018 FOR DWELLINGS IN THE PROVINCE OF NOORD-HOLLAND, T HE N ETHERLANDS Maurits CassEE January 2019 2 COLOPHON DOCUMENT: Master thesis – Real Estate Studies TITLE: Has the value of residential energy labels increased? A quantitative apprOach tO thE changE in valuE Of EnErgy labEls fOr dWEllings in thE prOvincE Of NoOrd-Holland, ThE NEthErlands VERSION: Final AUTHOR: Maurits Cassee STUDENT NUMBER: S2541130 E-MAIL: [email protected] DATE: 31 January 2019 WORD COUNT: 19021 (including appendices and references) ILLUSTRATION European Commission FRONT PAGE SUPERVISORS: Prof. Dr. E.F. Nozeman Dr. M. van Duijn DISCLAIMER: “Master theses are preliminary materials to stimulate discussion and critical comment. The analysis and conclusions set forth are those of the author and do not indicate concurrence by the supervisor or research staff.” 3 4 ABSTRACT This thEsis studiEs thE Dutch EnErgy labEls fOr dWEllings. An OverviEW is given abOut thE Origin Of thE EnErgy labEls fOr dWEllings. ThE main rEsearch quEstiOn studiEs thE dEvelOpmEnt Of EnErgy labEl valuE Over thE past dEcadE. This dEvelOpmEnt is studiEd fOr thE prOvince Of NOOrd-HOlland and its undErlying COROP-rEgiOns. This study is based On transactiOn data prOvidEd by thE Dutch AssociatiOn Of REaltOrs and thE EnErgy labEl rEgistratiOns prOvidEd by thE NEthErlands EntErprise AgEncy. ThE rEsearch mEthOd that is usEd is thE hEdOnic mOdEl that is rOOtEd in EconOmEtric mOdElling. ThE rEsults Of thE analysis suggEst that thE diffErEnt typEs Of EnErgy labEl classes (A- G) attributE diffErEnt valuE tO dWEllings. -
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Journal of Neolithic Archaeology 19 December 2018 doi 10.12766/jna.2018S.7 Heiloo-Craenenbroeck. A Late Neolithic/ Article history: Early Bronze Age settlement on the western Received 15 December 2017 coast of the Netherlands Reviewed 18 May 2018 Published 19 December 2018 Jan de Koning & Erik Drenth Keywords: Heiloo-Craenenbroeck; province with a contribution by Frans Bunnik of Noord-Holland; the Netherlands; Late Neolithic; Early Bronze Age; house-plan; ard-marks Abstract Cite as: Jan de Koning, Erik Drenth: This paper discusses a site in the western coastal district of the Heiloo-Craenenbroeck. A Late Neolithic/ Dutch province of Noord-Holland. There, one or two house-plans Early Bronze Age settlement on the that were partially two- and partially three-aisled as well as ard- western coast of the Netherlands marks were discovered at the transition between a dune and a dune JNA 20, 2018S, 123–142 [doi 10.12766/jna.2018S.7] valley which was formed behind a coastal barrier. Stratigraphic evi- dence indicates that the habitation preceded the agricultural activ- Authors‘ addresses: ities. All together, this human presence dates somewhere between Jan de Koning, Hollandia archeologen c. 2000 – 1850 BC, the final stage of the Bell Beaker Culture and the Tuinstraat 27a 1544 RS Zaandijk onset of the Barbed Wire Beaker Culture in the Netherlands. The Netherlands [email protected] Introduction Erik Drenth, Torenstraat 4 3811 DJ Amersfoort,The Netherlands House-plans dating to the final stage of the Neolithic and the on- [email protected] set of the Bronze Age are still a rare phenomenon in the Netherlands, www.j-n-a.org as shown by a recent overview (Drenth et al.