Verlies van archeologische resten door verdroging

Archaeological remains are already lost due to climate change. Does the archaeological order have to be upside down? Goodbye "in situ" preservation?

On 27 May, the Climate and Heritage Platform is organizing a meeting in which these questions are central. Three experts talk about their experience and give opportunities for solutions in the future. After the speakers we want to think with the visitors about what needs to be done. Do we have to dig up? If so, what does this mean? Should we create a National Fund for Excavations? Or should the groundwater levels simply - as much as possible - up, even if this is at the expense of other sectors? Or is loss of all times and do we just have to accept that? We are curious about your insights!

Practical information:
Location: Buitencentrum Staatsbosbeheer, Almere ( Kemphaanlaan 4, 1358 AG Almere )
Date: 27 May
Time: 13: 30-16.30 hrs

Concept program: 14:30 Yftinus van Popta - Eem and old shipwrecks lost in a few decades in the Flevoland soil
15:00 Eric van Norde - Dragging Archeology throughout the Netherlands
15:30 A ground drilling shows the drying soil in practice (if you have a porth borrel P. Want to deliver: Let us know ([email protected]).