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1 207 Rapportage Archeologische Monumentenzorg Schokland UNESCO World Heritage site 3rd monitoring round D.J. Huisman, G. Mauro
2 Schokland UNESCO World Heritage site 3rd monitoring round D.J. Huisman, G. Mauro
3 Archaeological Heritage Management Reports 209 Schokland UNESCO World Heritage site 3rd monitoring round Authors: D.J. Huisman, G. Mauro With contributions from: M. van den Berg, M. Vorenhout, H. van Haaster, Illustrations: Cultural Heritage Agency Layout and production: uniek-design, Almere ISBN/EAN: Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands, Amersfoort, 2013 Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands P.O. Box BP Amersfoort Netherlands
4 Abstract 3 The third round of archaeological monitoring at the UNESCO World Heritage site at Schokland was carried out in The present report on this monitoring round also contains monitoring data on two sites from Four sites were monitored in total; two sites (- Schokkerhaven and J125) represent Stone Age river dune sites in the landscape surrounding the island. The third site (P14) is a Stone Age and Bronze Age site on a boulder clay outcrop. De Zuidert is a Medieval and subrecent dwelling mound (terp) on the former island. These last two sites are situated on the former island. Monitoring of groundwater levels, moisture contents, redox, botanical remains and bone was planned, along with micromorphological and soil chemical analysis and interpretation of dipwells monitored by the water board. The plan was to compare these data with those from previous monitoring rounds. Unfortunately, the monitoring of groundwater levels, moisture contents, redox and bone failed. Comparison with micromorphological slides from previous rounds proved to be impossible because the samples were missing. Analysis of groundwater levels from the water board shows variable behaviour of the water table in different areas surrounding the former island. From this data, it is clear that the water table has risen considerably in the northern part of the zone (including the P14 area). In the central and southern parts of the zone (dipwells 3 8) the differences are marginal, however. The hydrological zone is wetter during wet spells, but the water levels during dry periods drop to the same levels as those outside the zone. Apparently, the water level in some areas of the hydrological zone may temporarily drop below the minimum level desired. Soil chemical analysis and micromorphology demonstrate that three major degradation processes are affecting the archaeological sites: desiccation, desiccation-driven pyrite oxidation and tillage. Pyrite oxidation is a particular cause for concern, as it results in damage by acidification or by fragmentation of materials due to gypsum formation. The worst damage due to desiccation and pyrite oxidation was observed at -Schokkerhaven, and in the upper layers of De Zuidert. Analysis of botanical remains shows no clear trend towards better or worse preservation. In fact, the 1999 measurements appear to differ from those from 2001 and 2010 in that the former show less variation within one sample, while at the same time they include more extreme values. Any differences between 2001 and 2010 are very minor. At -Schokkerhaven, interpretable botanical remains show that the site has not deteriorated completely, but it is clear that there has been some damage, and that there still is a wealth of archaeological information that will be lost if degradation processes continue. The creation of the hydrological zone has had a positive effect on the archaeological sites to the east of the island, especially in the P14 area. The other monitored sites are outside its zone of influence. Based on the results of this monitoring rounds - and on a comparison with the results of the previous rounds - the following recommen dations are made for each of the sites: P14 has a burial environment that is very suitable for preserving the archaeological remains, thanks to the successful implementation of the hydrological zone. Monitoring by the water board will be sufficient in the future; as long as the water table remains high, the site is safe. De Zuidert terp shows degradation processes in its upper layers that have probably been occurring for at least a hundred years. The mound effectively forms a hydrological system that is independent of its surroundings. The burial environment cannot therefore be changed without doing major damage to the site, especially its visual value. The well-preserved deeper layers with good future prospects combined with the inadvisability of trying to change the burial conditions means intensive monitoring is not necessary. For the future, the only relevant form of monitoring would consist of low-frequency site inspections to make sure the site is not threatened by deep-rooted vegetation. -Schokkerhaven is desiccating, suffering from pyrite oxidation, and under cultivation. Rates of decay are notoriously difficult to predict, but with the present state of knowledge
5 4 it is assumed that the site will lose a very significant portion of its archaeological value within the next few decades. For future preservation, measures need to be taken to improve the burial conditions and preserve the site in situ. If this is not possible, excavation of the site for preservation ex situ should be considered. As long as the situation remains unchanged, it does not make much sense to continue monitoring for in situ preservation. J125 seems to be in good condition, and the burial environment does not give immediate reason for concern. An increase in the depth of tillage and some degree of pyrite oxidation are, however, potential threats. At this site, it would be advisable to continue monitoring the burial environment. The intensive land-use at J125 makes long-term monitoring of groundwater/ moisture/redox unfeasible. A better strategy for future monitoring may therefore be to obtain good-quality cores from more representative locations at this site for macroscopic observations, and for micromorphological and chemical analysis.
6 Content Abstract 3 1 Introduction The Schokland monument Management of the Schokland monument Monitoring the Schokland monument The monitored sites Previous monitoring rounds Other recent publications on Schokland 13 2 Execution of the 3rd monitoring round fieldwork fieldwork Execution /Schokkerhaven J De Zuidert P Samples, sample treatment and techniques Data from external sources 19 3 Results of the 3rd monitoring round Field observations and soil descriptions Groundwater levels, moisture contents and redox Soil composition and chemistry Introduction De Zuidert and P Schokkerhaven and J Reassessment of 2003/2004 groundwater analyses Summary Botanical remains Micromorphology 33 4 Interpretation and discussion Trends in degree of preservation? Trends in burial environment? Present burial conditions What future for the archaeological sites? Future monitoring on Schokland 40 Acknowledgements 43 References 44 Appendices 47
8 1 Introduction The Schokland monument For several centuries, Schokland was an island in the Zuyder Zee. It was inhabited from the Middle Ages. However, by the mid-19th century the island had eroded so much that only a narrow strip of land remained. The residents had withdrawn to four terps constructed on the eastern side of the island. Given the poverty there and the threat to the residents safety, the entire island was evacuated between 1855 and After the Zuyder Zee had been cut off from the North Sea and the Noordoost polder had been created, Schokland became an island on dry land (Figure 1). In 1995 UNESCO designated the former island and its immediate surroundings a World Heritage Site. Schokland is regarded as the symbol of the Netherlands centuries-old battle against the encroaching water. The historic occupation of the island and the reclamation of the land, with its characteristic parcelling, are seen as part of this battle. The contours of the island and the remains of the terps and historic buildings are tangible memories. However, the area also includes remains from a time when the sea was still far away. Finds from the Late Palaeolithic and the Mesolithic (remains of hunting camps) have been found, though Elevation (m) 0,0-1,0-2,0-3,0 J125-4,0 P14-5,0-6,0 De Zuidert Bron: AHN UNESCO world heritage site Hydrological zone for archaeology Figure 1. Modern-day Schokland is an island on dry land. The AHN (Lidar) semi-3d image with exaggerated relief clearly shows how the former island is elevated above the surrounding former seafloor. Relief on the former seafloor represents a relic glacial feature consisting of boulder clay (across the former island between P14 and J125) and Late Glacial river dunes (e.g. at Schokkerhaven-). The boundaries of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and the hydrological zone are indicated. Archaeological sites that were monitored are also indicated.
9 8 River dunes Former river course Vecht Former river course IJssel Boulder clay outcrop Monitored sites UNESCO monument 1 Based on Figure 4 in Van Doesburg & Mauro, Figure 2. The Schokland area during the Neolithic and Bronze Age.1
10 9 little else is known about this period. Several Neolithic and Bronze Age sites have however taught us a little about how people lived there in the period BC. These remains were also a factor in the UNESCO listing. They reveal a past in which people were able to live in a dynamic landscape with, and partly thanks to, the water in two former river systems (the IJssel and Vecht) (Figure 2). Levees and river dunes ran alongside both rivers. A boulder clay outcrop partially covered by driftsand is also situated beside the river Vecht. These raised features in the landscape were attractive places to live. 1.2 Management of the Schokland monument In 1996 Flevoland provincial authority launched the Schokland area project, designed to improve protection of the heritage, landscape and natural values at the World Heritage site. This resulted, two years later, in the New Schokland 1998 strategy. The RCE (then the ROB) was a stakeholder in the project. Besides the provincial authority and the RCE, other parties were actively involved, including Zuiderzeeland water board, Noordoost polder local authority, nature conservancy Stichting Flevolandschap, the northern branch of the agricultural and horticultural association and the central government property management agency, then known as Domeinen Onroerende Zaken, now RVOB. The World Heritage status of the area was an important factor in the development of the plan. The initial phase of the project not only identified archaeological issues, it also found that improvements were required for the benefit of agriculture and the natural environment. For example, the hydrology was less than ideal both for farming and for wildlife. The land surface had fallen considerably since the polder was created in 1942 (by at least 1 to 1.5 metres), as a result of settling and peat degradation. The former island is still clearly visible as a raised feature in the landscape. Without measures to prevent further subsidence, however, Schokland would probably lose its characteristic image as an island on dry land.2 One of the measures included in the project was the creation of a hydrological zone in 2004 (see Figures 1 and 3). To the east and south of Schokland plots covering an area of more than 135 ha were voluntarily taken out of agricultural production (the farmers affected were compensated). Shortly after, some additional hectares north of the island were added to the zone. The water level was raised in the hydrological zone and the area was turned into natural habitat under wet grassland management. This was designed to achieve two key objectives relating to the cultural heritage. First, the raised groundwater level should put a stop to the subsidence, thus preserving the unique character of Schokland as an island on dry land. Furthermore, putting an end to agricultural activities and raising the water level should halt the degradation of archaeological remains in the zone. The hydrological zone was divided into several sections where the water level is determined by the top of the archaeological remains. Around 2007 the plots to the west, bordering the former island, were also taken out of agricultural production and converted to wetland habitat (Figure 3). This created a shell around Schokland, as it were, where the water level is higher than normal. The idea behind making the area to the west of the island wetter was initially to enhance natural values, however. Of course the archaeological remains in this area would also benefit from the measure. In this report, hydrological zone refers only to the wetland area created for the benefit of landscape and archaeological values in the east of the former Island. In the years following the completion of the hydrological zone, the water level was slowly raised. This was done gradually to allow a covering of grass to develop and prevent the growth of reeds. The grass was mown for the same reason. Reeds are not good for archaeological remains. Not only do their long roots grow through most archaeological materials, the rhizomes also allow oxygen into the soil. The hydrological zone is owned and managed by nature conservancy Stichting Flevolandschap, a civil-society organisation. Zuiderzeeland water board is responsible for managing the water level. 2 Projectgroep Schokland 1998, Van Doesburg and Mauro 2007
11 Figure 3. Topographic map of the Schokland area, UNESCO World Heritage Site (blue), with subdivision into hydrological zones (red) and monitored sites (purple) indicated UNESCO World Heritage Site G Hydrological zones C2 C3 F4 C1 A B F2 F1 F3 Monitored sites 1:25.000
12 Monitoring the Schokland monument In order to assess whether the measures taken have actually been effective in terms of protecting the archaeological sites, the archaeological remains and the burial environment have been monitored.3 In fact, Schokland was one of the first sites in the Netherlands to be monitored to assess threats to the archaeological record and ongoing degradation processes. The measurements and tests performed at the site are also part of a broader effort to increase our knowledge of degradation processes and develop monitoring techniques. Monitoring started in 1999, and subsequent measurements were taken in 2001, 2003/4, 2006 and 2009/2010. In this report, we present the results of the last monitoring round (2009/2010). We also include some of the results from 2006 since they appeared in a publication that is difficult to obtain.4 In the beginning, another aim of the monitoring programme was to acquire knowledge of archaeological monitoring in general, given the fact that this field of study was in its infancy at the time. Monitoring of archaeological sites has now become an established field of expertise, and several techniques have become established.5 We will therefore take the opportunity to critically assess the monitoring programme, and propose how and at which of the sites monitoring should continue. 1.4 The monitored sites The monitoring programme initially involved two prehistoric sites (P14/P13 and Schokkerhaven-) and a Medieval terp, or dwelling mound (De Zuidert). In 2003 the programme was extended to include site J125 on a small river dune, where prehistoric remains have also been found (see Figure 3). Site P13/P14 is on the easternmost part of the boulder clay outcrop, which is covered by drift sand. During the Neolithic and Bronze Age it acted as a riparian buffer of the Overijsselse Vecht river (see Figure 2). Remains from the period BC have been found there, including house plans and a number of burials. The occupation was not however continuous.6 The highest sandy parts of the site are immediately beneath the ploughsoil, and have been eroded. The flanks are protected by layers of clay, peat and detritus. The site lies in the hydrological zone, has been taken out of agricultural production and is currently natural habitat. It has been listed as a national archaeological monument. Schokkerhaven- is situated on river dunes immediately to the north of an old section of the river IJssel to the southwest of Schokland. A layer of waste from the Middle Neolithic has been found on the southern flank of the dune, which includes flint artefacts, potsherds and bone fragments. A number of oak posts and beams have been found which may have formed part of a palisade. 14C dating of hazelnut shells from the bottom of the waste layer suggests that it began to accumulate in c BC. Dendrochronological analysis has dated the wooden structure to between BC.7 There are, however, doubts about the reliability of these dates.8 Whatever the exact date, here, too, the top of the dune is eroded and the flanks are covered with layers of clayey peat and detritus. The site is used for agricultural purposes, mainly for growing crops at present. Site J125 is on an isolated river dune to the west of the former island. Several flint artefacts and potsherds have been found there, along with a number of hearth pits. A 14C dating placed the site in the Late Mesolithic and Early Neolithic.9 The site continues into the neighbouring plot J126, but there it is severely damaged there due to agricultural activities. The site has been much better preserved in plot J125. Uneroded soils and possibly occupation levels can still be found in the higher parts of the dune. The flanks are covered with reed and brook peat and clay. The site is on agricultural land, and is partly situated under a path with concrete slabs between plots. De Zuidert, the smallest dwelling mound on Schokland, once formed part of the hamlet of Ens. It was raised several times, and remained occupied until the evacuation of 1855, when 16 small homes were still scattered there. After the evacuation, the buildings were demolished, the 3 see Huisman et al., 2009 and Smit et al on monitoring and monitoring techniques 4 Huisman et al. 2008b 5 see e.g. Huisman et al. 2009; Smit et al Hogestijn 1991, Gehasse 1995, Ten Anscher Hogestijn 1991, Gehasse see Ten Anscher (2012; Annex D) 9 Hogestijn 1991
13 12 10 Van der Heide 1950, Van Doesburg and Mauro Following Huisman et al. (2009) 12 The monitoring set-up and results were reported in Van Heeringen et al. (2004). sea defences lowered, and parts of the terp immediately behind the sea defences dug out to raise other terps on Schokland. Several raised layers can be identified in the terp soil, in which materials like clay, reeds, sea grass and dung can be recognised.10 The terp is currently covered with grass. A shelter stands on top of the mound, and a restored well can be seen. The terp enjoys statutory protection as a national archaeological monument. 1.5 Previous monitoring rounds In each phase of the monitoring of Schokland, a series of measurements were taken in the field, or from samples taken to the lab. The methods used can be divided into measurements to characterize the burial environment, to determine the quality and degree of degradation of archaeological remains or to identify active (and past) processes. An overview of the methods is presented in table 1. A brief history is given below. Phase 1: First assessment and baseline survey ( ) A first round of measurements a combined first assessment and baseline survey11 was initiated at three sites at the Schokland monument in Monitoring was performed at three selected sites: De Zuidert, P14 and Schokkerhaven-. All three sites contain well-preserved organic remains; the terp may also contain metals. To characterize the burial environment, groundwater levels, groundwater composition, temperature and chemical parameters (EC, oxygen content, redox, ph) were measured directly in dipwells. Water levels were monitored on a monthly basis in these dipwells until Botanical macroremains and bone fragments from samples taken in 1999 and 2001 were studied to determine the quality and degradation of archaeological material. The bone remains were studied histologically, and using FTIR, XRD and collagen extractions. The processes were studied using soil micromorphology on 2.5 cm wide samples from 1999 and If 1999 was the first assessment and the baseline survey, the 2001 measurements can be seen as the first monitoring round, but the short time between 1999 and 2001 meant no major differences could be expected. During this phase, it became clear that the redox and oxygen measurements from dipwells were not reliable, because atmospheric oxygen diffusion into the groundwater during the measurement interfered with the results. In the end, therefore, they were not reported.13 The groundwater composition data were reported Table 1: Methods used in the v arious monitoring rounds at the Schokland UNESCO World Heritage Site. Year Sites Monitoring techniques Burial environment Processes Archaeological remains De Zuidert P14 J125 Groundwater levels Moisture content Redox; oxygen ph Chemical analyses Micromorphology Botany Bone x x x Monthly (hand) measurements Electrodes in dipwells for Eh and oxygen contents. ** ph H2O (laboratory) Groundwater composition, ph and EC Small thin sections Macroremains Histological analysis, collagen extraction and FTIR x x x x Loggers Monthly hand measurements ph CaCl2 Soil ph 2006/2007 and x x x x Logger Logger* Logger**** ph H2O (laboratory) Soil ph. Chemical analyses of soil samples (organic matter, sulfur, XRF) Kubienasize thin sections (80 x 80 mm) Pollen and macroremains Planned, but not executed due to limited amount of bone fragments found *: measurements failed. **: data discarded because of reliability issues. ***: data probably onreliable. ****: Only P14 and De Zuidert
14 13 but not used, because no peculiarities were observed.14 Step 2: Second round (2003/4) The second round of monitoring came directly after the establishment of the hydrological protection zone. J125 was added as a fourth monitoring site just outside the UNESCO World Heritage Site. In this round, the burial environment was characterized by taking monthly measurements of redox conditions with a redox probe (thus preventing atmospheric oxygen from interfering with the results), by measuring the ph of soil samples, and by monitoring groundwater levels four times a day using an automated pressure gauge.15 Around this time, the water board installed an extensive set of dipwells with automatic recorders to monitor groundwater levels around the former island (Figure 8, Page 21) Other recent publications on Schokland A BSc undergraduate at Wageningen University has modelled and predicted the effects of tillage and erosion on three sites ( Schokkerhaven, De Zuidert and P14; Bor 2008). An undergraduate at VU University Amsterdam wrote a dissertation on the feasibility of using water board dipwells as proxy for groundwater conditions at the monitored sites (Weemstra, 2010). In 2010, a report was published on soil mapping and analysis of the soil conditions and implications for subsurface archaeology and land use.17 A new multidisciplinary research project, a collaboration between VU University (CLUE) and Flevoland provincial authority (NLE), is focusing on the biography of the New Land. The project includes an investigation of the landscape and habitation history of the Flevoland polders over the last years. An initial publication on the last 1200 years of Schokland s history is in preparation Van Heeringen et al. (2004) 14 Van Heeringen et al. (2004) 15 The results of this round were reported in Smit et al. (2005). 16 Some of the first dipwell data were also presented in Smit et al. (2005). 17 Gotjé et al Van den Biggelaar et al. in prep.
16 2 Execution of the 3rd monitoring round fieldwork fieldwork In 2006, a small-scale investigation into the physical state of /Schokkerhaven and J125 was executed by the RCE. On both sites, this research entailed a borehole survey to map the size and depth distribution and lithostratigraphical sequence of the top of the river dune and identify erosional surfaces and archaeological indicators. Moreover, small testpits were dug (2 on /Schokkerhaven, and one on J125) for studying degradation processes using palaeobotany, geochemistry and micromorphology.19 Results from this study are also incorporated in this report Execution The monitoring for was executed by several parties. Coring was performed by Wiertsema and partners, under the supervision of RCE. Sampling for botanical remains and bone fragments was also performed by RCE. VU/IGBA was responsible for groundwater, moisture content and redox monitoring. Botanical remains were analyzed by BIAX. The fieldwork for the monitoring of water tables, redox and moisture contents should have provided yearround time series for each of these parameters. This would have made it possible to link groundwater levels (which are relatively easy to measure) with moisture contents and redox conditions (which are more relevant parameters for monitoring the burial environment but less Profile 1 Profile m All monitoring locations Soil profiles/boreholes Dipwells&redox Figure 4. Fieldwork in 2006 and 2009/2010 at the Schokkerhaven- site. 19 Huisman et al Methodology can be found in Huisman et al. (2009)
17 16 easy to record). As a result of an accident (loss of equipment due to ploughing at Schokkerhaven-) and for other reasons, this was not in fact achieved at any of the sites. Some unplanned additional coring for soil profile description and ph measurements was also executed. The results of these measurements are presented in Appendix 2 of this report to complete the data, but will not be discussed any further. Only the other types of measurements are presented in the following sections /Schokkerhaven No successful measurements or assessments Sandy material Peaty material Figure 5. Fieldwork in 2006 and 2009/2010 at site J125. Legend as in figure 4. Newly discovered river dune site is indicated. 0 20m All monitoring locations Soil profiles/boreholes Dipwells&redox
18 DZ1 DZ m All monitoring locations Soil profiles/boreholes Dipwells&redox Figure 6. Fieldwork in 2009/2011 at De Zuidert. Legend as in figure J125 During fieldwork, a hitherto unknown patch of sand surrounded by peat fragments was observed in the recently ploughed field close to the known archaeological site. Dick Velthuizen (Flevoland provincial authority) collected several flint fragments from this site. It is likely that deeper ploughing led to the disturbance of deeper archaeological layers most probably from the same river dune complex (see figure 5). This indicates that increased ploughing depth is a cause for concern at this site. Hand-augering was performed by Axel Müller and Hans Huisman to obtain samples for analysis of the preservation of botanical remains and histological analysis of bone fragments (see figure 5) De Zuidert At De Zuidert, two boreholes were made using Nordmeijer coring equipment. This machine, produces 1-metre cores 10 cm wide (Wiertsema en Partners); the rest of the 20cm-wide borehole was retrieved as mixed samples at 50 cm depth intervals. The cores were opened, described and
19 18 sampled at the Wiertsema lab in Tolbert. Samples were taken by RCE for micromorphology and for analysis of the preservation of botanical remains. The mixed samples were intended for histological analysis of bone fragments P14 At P14, two boreholes were made using Nordmeijer bailer bore/vibracore equipment (see above). The cores were opened, described and sampled at the Wiertsema lab in Tolbert. Samples were taken by RCE for micromorphology and for analysis of the preservation of botanical remains. The mixed samples were intended for histological analysis of bone fragments. They are described in Appendix Samples, sample treatment and techniques The Nordmeijer cores were opened at the Wiertsema & Partners laboratory. The lithological variation in the cores was described, and samples were taken for micromorphological and botanical research. Chemical analysis was performed by on-the-spot measurements of major and trace element composition using a Niton X-3 portable XRF. Samples for analysis of bone and botanical remains were sieved at 0.25 mm. None of the samples taken contained enough bone fragments to study the degree of degradation. This part of the planned monitoring was not therefore executed. Botanical remains were studied. The degree of preservation was derived21, with species richness P14-1 P m All monitoring locations Soil profiles/boreholes Dipwells&redox Figure 7. Fieldwork in 2009/2011 at P14. Legend as in figure 4.
20 19 as the most important factor. This method was also used in the 1999 and 2001 monitoring rounds. In addition, degradation patterns on individual botanical remains were classified.22 This is a valuable addition to the common methods, as it directly describes the decay processes, just like the histological study of bone fragments. In this case, however, the lack of previous observations using this approach prevents comparison of the latest results with the earlier monitoring rounds. 2.4 Data from external sources The groundwater level measurements from dipwells in the Schokland area were kindly provided by Zuiderzeeland water board. Additional data were obtained from DINO (data from TNO/geological survey of the Netherlands). Most time-series of groundwater levels started around 2003, but a number of dipwells have been monitored for much longer. 21 using the method developed by Vernimmen (2001, 2002) and Brinkkemper (2006). 22 following the method used by Jones et al. (2007)
22 3 Results of the 3rd monitoring round Field observations and soil descriptions Four borehole descriptions were made for monitoring purposes in 2009/2010. The descriptions are given in Appendix Groundwater levels, moisture contents and redox As stated above, so many problems are associated with the results of the on-site monitoring of groundwater, soil moisture and redox (missing data, insufficiently long measurement series, wrong locations) that they cannot be used. For the sake of completeness, they are given in Appendix 2. This means, unfortunately, that no further information is available that might allow us to investigate to what extent groundwater levels correlate with moisture contents (relevant for preservation of organic materials) and redox (relevant for metal and pyrite oxidation). Fortunately, the extensive dataset obtained from the water board with additional data from the DINO database provided a means of studying groundwater behaviour in the Schokland area, and of assessing whether changes have occurred in the hydrological regime and the extent to which the creation of the hydrological zone has altered the groundwater dynamics. The locations of dipwells for which groundwater data are available are given in Figure 8. Here, they are B20F0174 B21A0038 J125 P De Zuidert Schokkerhaven B21A B21A0042 1: Schokkenbos group Western group Northern group Hydrological zone group Dipwells with medium timeseries of high frequency measurements: Boundaries UNESCO world heritage site Monitored archaeological sites Other dipwells (not used) Dipwells with long time-series of low frequency measurements Figure 8. Map of Schokland with all available dipwell data. Wells are classified according to timespan and frequency of data. Background relief colour according to colour scale in Figure 1. Dipwell ID codes are given for dipwells with long time series. Unused dipwell data are from wells where the time series is too short or with data irrelevant for the UNESCO site because they are in a different hydrological regime. This is for example the case with the dipwells in the Marknesse area (SE).
23 Draining Oost Flevoland Draining Zuid Flevoland 1 SW of Schokland (B20F0023 & ) NW of Schokland (B20F0024 & ) S of Schokland (B21 A0042) On Schokland (S ; B21 A0036) On Schokland (N; B21 A0038) Monitoring phase Creation IJsseloog Creation hydrological zone Depth (m) -4 Draining Noordoost polder Figure 9. Long-term trend in groundwater levels in dipwells, demonstrating the effects of various large-scale hydroengineering works in the region (indicated with grey bands). See Figure 8 for position of the wells. classified according to the timespan and frequency of the data. For some locations, groundwater records go back several decades, but most measurement series start in around The dipwells that were active before the 1970s show several long-term trends. One major effect that can be discerned is the impact of large-scale engineering works on the hydrology of the area, especially those related to the creation of the various polders. The relatively low measurement frequency in these wells is more than compensated for by the length of time over which measurements were taken. Figure 9 shows that: groundwater levels on the island dropped some 4 metres when the polder was drained in 1939 groundwater levels were temporarily raised in the entire area during the draining of the East Flevoland polder groundwater levels were temporarily raised in the southwest during the draining of the South Flevoland polder groundwater levels were temporarily raised in the south during the construction of the IJsseloog sludge repository. Importantly, the hydrological system was apparently still recovering from this event in 1999, when the first monitoring round took place at the archaeological sites in the Schokland area groundwater levels west of the Schokland area tended to fall until c This may have been caused by a tendency to lower the ground surface, but it may equally be the result of long-term adaptation of the deeper hydrological system to the reclamation of the polder. This trend seems to have stopped after c finally, the creation of the hydrological zone seems to have lowered groundwater levels in the southern part of the former island between 2004 and 2010 by some cm. They recovered after It is unclear what process might be behind this trend If we look at shorter time-scales, the large number of dipwells and the high monitoring frequency make it possible to identify areas in which the wells show similar hydrological
24 Creation hydrological zone P B042 Schokkerbos zone (1 2) P B040 Schokkerbos zone (26) P B041 Schokkerbos zone (27) P B048 Transition to agricultural area (28) B21 A0036 Reference Schokland S (33) B21 A0038 Reference Schokland N (36) Depth (m) Creation hydrological zone Western zone (P B01 2, P B01 3,P B01 4, P B095,P B096,P B1 3 6) Outlier (P B01 1 ) Transition to Schokkerbos area (P B048) B21 A0036 Schokland S B21 A0038 Schokland N Depth (m) Figure 10 A, B, C, D. Groundwater level data over time in four zones with different hydrological behaviour (Schokkerbos group, Western group, Northern group, Hydrological zone group respectively). Groundwater levels in the two dipwells on the former island are given for comparison. Note that the time series differ in length.
25 24 Low levels, low amplitude Medium levels, medium amplitude High levels, high amplitude B21 A0036 Reference Schokland S (33) B21 A0038 Reference Schokland N (36) -3 Depth (m) Hydrological zone Outlier in hydrological zone Agricultural area just outside hydrological zone B21 A003 6 R eference S chokland S B21 A003 8 R eference S chokland N Creation hydrological zone Depth (m) 1 2 3
26 25 behaviour. The groundwater levels in each of these zones are shown in Figure 10. The Schokkerbos group (figure 10A) situated around and on the boulder clay outcrop is characterised by extremely high amplitudes, with differences between summer and winter groundwater levels sometimes exceeding two metres. The Western group (figure 10B) situated south of the Schokkerbos area and west of the island is characterised by low variation and amplitudes, with some sort of baseline at approx. 470 cm below NAP. Values lower than this baseline occur only occasionally, probably during dry summers (e.g. 2003, 2004, 2009). One dipwell (PB011) shows a more extreme response to these events than the rest. Dipwell PB048 seems to be an intermediate between the Schokkerbos group and the Western group. Notably, the most extreme falls in groundwater levels occurred during the creation of the hydrological zone to the east of the former island. It is unclear to what extent this lowering of the groundwater level was caused by the creation of the hydrological zone, or by the hot dry summer of The Northern group (figure 10C) situated around the northern tip of the former island - shows high amplitudes in groundwater levels in some dipwells, and low amplitudes in others. Even the highest are not however as high as the ones in the Schokkerbos group (up to 1.5 metres). The entire group also differs from the Schokkerbos group in that the groundwater levels vary much more over short time-scales. There seems to be a baseline level of groundwater about 450 cm below NAP (the levels we also find on the island); higher values occur frequently, but lower values are much less common, and may represent dry spells; they coincide with the low groundwater events in the Western group. The dipwells with the highest groundwater levels in this group have not fallen to or below the baseline since Since the dipwells in this group were installed later than the others, it is not possible to see to what extent the groundwater levels have changed due to the creation of the hydrological zone. The Hydrological zone group (figure 10D) is situated in the Hydrological zone to the east of the former Island, south of the Northern group. It comprises two major groups, i.e. the dipwells inside the hydrological zone and those outside. All dipwells show groundwater levels that are considerably higher than the cm -NAP baseline on the island and in the Northern group. If there is a baseline in this group it would be around 370 cm -NAP. The amplitude of groundwater level variation is similar to the Northern group, with dry events at the same times. During such dry events, groundwater levels can drop to the baseline value of the Northern group, Western group and the island itself, but rarely below that. The influence of the creation of the hydrological zone can be seen very clearly, since this time series starts almost two years previously. The graph clearly shows that groundwater levels dropped slightly overall by cm during creation of the hydrological zone. At the end of 2004, the dry spell that was deliberately imposed to prevent reed growth can also clearly be seen. After that, groundwater levels in the zone itself clearly increased dramatically, by some 70 cm, while the water levels in the agricultural areas immediately adjacent to the zone remained more or less the same. Dry spells occur as in the other zones, but a remarkable drying-out phase at the end of 2010 is restricted to this area only. This dry phase seems to coincide with a lowering of the maximum levels in the hydrological zone and adjacent agricultural land by some 20 cm, and a coeval increase in groundwater levels at the southern end of the former Island. Whether this was caused by the construction of a hydrological zone in the southwest of the former island or the fine-tuning of the system is not clear. Time will tell whether this is a permanent change in the hydrology of the area, or the system will simply recover. In order to monitor the effects of the creation of the hydrological zone on groundwater dynamics, the water board placed the dipwells in pairs straddling the boundary between the hydrological zone and the surrounding agricultural land. If we compare the groundwater levels in each of these pairs (Figure 11), we can see that the water table has risen
27 26 PB107 PB001 PB003 PB005 PB007 PB010 PB108 PB002 PB004 PB006 PB008 PB Depth (m NAP) Depth (m NAP) Depth (m NAP) Depth (m NAP) Depth (m NAP) Depth (m NAP) Figure 11. Groundwater levels in pairs of dipwells on both sides of the hydrological zone boundary (hydrological zone and buffer zone in red). The two dipwell pairs in the north (including PB001/PB002 at P14) show a permanently elevated water table. PB003/PB004 and PB007/PB008 show longer periods of high water tables in the zone, though no higher than the area outside the zone, and still show dry spells as before. The PB005/PB006 pair shows little change after the hydrological zone was created. considerably in the northern part of the zone (including the P14 area; wells 1,2, 107 and 108). Even in the driest periods, the water table remains almost permanently higher than the maximum water level outside the zone. In the central and southern part of the zone (dipwells 3 8) the differences are marginal, how-ever. The hydrological zone is wetter during wet spells, but the water levels during dry periods drop to the same levels as those outside the zone. An explanation for this might be that sandy deposits form shallow aquifers that connect areas on both sides of the hydrological barrier. Apparently, the water level in some areas of the hydrological zone may temporarily drop below the minimum level desired.
28 Soil composition and chemistry Introduction Various kinds of chemical measurements are available. In this section we shall first discuss the chemical analyses performed in 2010 on the cores from De Zuidert and P14. Then we shall summarise the chemical analyses in Huisman et al on samples from -Schokkerhaven and J125. Finally, we will briefly reassess the measurements of groundwater composition taken in the 2003/2004 monitoring round De Zuidert and P14 The results of the chemical analysis of the De Zuidert 1, De Zuidert 2 and P14-1 cores are presented in Appendix 3. They are summarized in depth plots in figure 12. For the depth plots, elements were chosen that represent various relevant properties or processes: Aluminium contents are a measure of the clay content Iron is a component of many diagenetic minerals (oxides, sulphides, carbonates, phosphates) Phosphorous is a component of bone and dung and of minerals derived from their decay or from reducing groundwater Calcium is a component of lime which may occur in natural clay deposits and bone, but may also represent lime-based mortar in building rubble. Sulphur represents the presence of sulphides (such as pyrite) and its oxidation products (e.g. gypsum and jarosite), but it also occurs as a minor element in organic matter. Copper and lead contents in natural alluvial sediments are positively correlated with aluminium contents (as a natural background), but anthropogenic sources of these metals may result in higher concentrations. Chlorine contents may be elevated due to the presence of saline water remnants, especially in deposits with low permeabilities. De Zuidert 1 and 2 (Figure 12 A,B) both show very high phosphorous contents, probably due to the vast amounts of refuse incorporated into the occupation layers. Calcium contents are also high, but show a different distribution. High concentrations in the upper 50 cm of the cores may represent building rubble, other high values are probably concentrations of carbonates, perhaps partly transformed into gypsum, and ashes. Sulphur contents vary considerably, though they do indicate a background level of pyrite and/or gypsum throughout the cores. Interestingly, the deepest samples in De Zuidert 1 show a steady increase in sulphur contents, maybe indicating a progressive increase in pyrite contents or pyrite formation in the deeper layers of the terp mound. Copper and lead contents are not correlated, and show localized higher concentra-tions that may be due to metalworking refuse or corrosion of metal objects. However, the high lead values in the top 30 cm can be attributed to the deposition of lead from leaded fuel between c. AD 1950 and 1995 (when unleaded fuel became the norm). This implies that the topsoil has been reworked or bioturbated since c. 1950, causing the lead to move downwards in the profile to cm below the surface, but not deeper. Chlorine peaks in both cores at depths of 100 to 150 cm indicate that some remnants of saline or brackish water are still present in these layers. Whether this was the result of salt spray or of the use of material containing saline water to elevate the mound is unclear. However, its source must be from before 1932, when the construction of the Afsluitdijk resulted in an overall freshening of the environment. If salt from that long ago still persists (even in low concentrations), it implies that this specific layer is so impermeable that change occurs only very slowly. Deeper layers do not however show remnant salinity. The samples are therefore most likely to represent local microenvironments. P14-1 and 2 (Figure 12 C,D) show a very different
29 28 0 De Zuidert 1 (SCMO-1) L1 Al 2 O 3 (%) F e 2 O 3 (%) P 2 O 5 (%) C ao (%) S (mg/kg) C u (mg/kg) Pb (mg/kg) C l (mg/kg) SP1 Depth (cm) relative to surface L2 MB2 SP2 MB3 250 L2 300 SP3 350 MB4 0 De Zuidert 2 (SCMO-2) L1 Al 2 O 3 (%) 5 F e 2 O 3 (%) P 2 O 5 (%) C ao (%) S (mg/kg) C u (mg/kg) Pb (mg/kg) C l (mg/kg) SP1 Depth (cm) relative to surface L2 SP2 MB2 200 L3 SP3 MB P14-1 (SCMO-3) L1 Al 2 O 3 (%) F e 2 O 3 (%) P 2 O 5 (%) C ao (%) S (mg/kg) Cu (mg/kg) P b (mg/kg) C l (mg/kg) Depth (cm) relative to surface L2 SP1 MB2 SP2 SP3 150 Depth (cm) relative to surface 0 50 P14-2 (SCMO-4) L1 Al 2 O 3 (%) SP1 F e 2 O 3 (%) P 2 O 5 (%) C ao (%) S (mg/kg) C u (mg/kg) P b (mg/kg) C l (mg/kg) Figure 12. Depth profiles of selected chemical parameters from De Zuidert cores 1 and 2 (A, B) and P14 cores 1 and 2 (C,D).
30 29 Table 2: Chemical analysis of samples from -Schokkerhaven (2006 campaign). From Huisman et al labcode Core Depth Ctot % TOC % Stot % profile: iron contents mostly follow aluminium; only in the peat layer do they appear to be somewhat elevated in relative terms. Phosphorous contents are lower although still higher than natural background levels and there is one unexplained high outlier deeper in the profile. Calcium only shows elevated contents in the top clay layer which is shell-bearing, so no surprise there. This layer also has elevated sulphur contents, probably due to the presence of pyrite. In the peat layer, the higher sulphur content is probably caused by the sulphur present in organic matter although the presence of some sulphides or sulphates cannot be ruled out. Lead contents show that the presence of anthropo-genic lead does not reach any deeper than approx. 30 cm, whereas there is no detectable copper. This shows that the peat layer has not suffered from mixing, and is so impermeable that changes in burial conditions can occur only very slowly. The P14 composition is much less extreme than that of De Zuidert, and resembles natural deposits with no human influence. The main difference is largely a reflection of the difference between anthropogenic deposits full of waste, and natural deposits with little or no detectable human influence Schokkerhaven and J125 The 2006 chemical analysis of - Schokkerhaven and J125 comprised analysis of carbon and sulphur contents using an elementanalyser (handheld XRF was not yet available at the time). The advantage of this technique was that a rough distinction could be made between sulphide and sulphate sulphur to indicate to what extent pyrite oxidation had occurred in the past, and whether there was still pyrite left to become oxidised in the future, resulting in gypsum formation or acidification. The results of the 2006 analysis of - Schokkerhaven (table 2) show variable sulphur contents, which in many samples exceed 1%. This is a clear indication of the presence of sulphates or sulphides in the soil. By assessing
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Learn How to Ride the Wave of the Improving Job Market at Fairleigh Dickinson University on April 16, 2012.
Teaneck, NJ (March 12, 2012) Fairleigh Dickinson University will offer renowned career coach and FDU professor Eli Amdur about job hunting tips and advice on Monday April 16, 2012 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. at the Edward Williams Hall Auditorium. Following the program Admur will be signing copies of his book. This is a free event and copies of his book, "It's Not so Far, From Here to There," will be available for purchase at $15.00 + tax.
Admurs speech Ride the Wave will be a discussion on the improving job market and the future of employment. He will be covering topics such as strong job creation, unemployment falling, and industries that are bouncing back. The program will help individuals understand the next move to make for their careers.
With his book,"It's Not so Far, From Here to There," in its second printing and over nine years of weekly career advice experience, a career coach, he conducts workshops and one-on-one coaching sessions in career planning, career-skills development, résumés, interviewing and communication. Admur is the author of "Career Coach," a weekly career advice column that has been appearing in major regional newspapers, including The Record, since 2003.
Please make sure to register in advance for this event by logging onto www.fdu.edu/ce
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Duplex Apartment in Malaga Center
Size61 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
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|Property type
|Property ID
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|Calendar updated
Registro de Turismo de Andalucía : VFT/MA/00643
Loft style duplex apartment recently built with a modern design and decoration for up to 4 guests (2 bedrooms). The apartment has a surface of 61 m2. On the upper level there is a bedroom with a private terrace; on lower level you will find the other bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room.
The upper floor bedroom has a double bed, closet and an small private terrace (please read house rules about terrace usage).
The lower floor bedroom has also a double bed, closet and is located next to the bathroom.
Kitchen is fully equipped with fridge-freezer, washing machine, stove, bread toaster, Italian coffee maker and kettle. Complete crockery and cutlery, pots and pans.
A blow dryer can be found at the bathroom.
Apartment has wifi internet access, air conditioning (hot and cold), wooden floor and double glass windows.
House rulesKeys will be given, in person, to the guests the same day of their check-in date.
Lost keys have a replacement fee of 20€.
Check in, from 2.00 pm.
Check out, until 12.00.
If possible, check in and out time could be flexible.
Arrivals after 22.30 have an extra charge of 20€.
Arrivals after 00.00 have an extra charge of 30€.
Smoking is not allowed.
Pets are not allowed.
Only registered guests can access to the apartment. It is forbidden that other people access to the apartment without our permission.
No parties, loud music or noise. Please respect other guest´s rest.
If using the patio during the night, please do not talk loud, play music... It could bother other guests in the building.
It is not allowed to cook in the terrace.
A 150€ guarantee deposit will be asked at the arrival. It will be returned at the checkout if everything is ok with apartment.
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Fede was a wonderful host! He was easy to communicate with, responsive and had lots of wonderful tips and information about the area.
The apartment was amazing! It looks exactly like the pictures, was clean, modern and functional. The location is perfect - so close to the main areas of Malaga and the street is very charming, a narrow old street with lots of old houses.
If I go to Malaga again, I know I'll be staying at Fede's place!
Wir haben den Aufenthalt in Malaga genossen. Das Appartement ist für diesen Zweck sehr gut geeignet. Zentral und doch Ruhig gelegen. Sehr Freundlicher Empfang durch den Gastgeber. Er hat uns viele Tips für Malaga gegeben und bei der Parkplatzsuche geholfen. Das Appartement ist sehr sauber und mit allem ausgestattet was man benötigt. Wir können es sehr Empfehlen.
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We stayed here a a couple. Fede was a great host for our appartment. He had some great ideas for restaurants to eat. In this way we also saw restaurants that locals go to. We really loved Malaga and the appartment was nicely located in the city center. Easy to walk around and a 5-10 minute walk to the beach. The appartment had all facilities to make us feel at home: nice couch, tv, kitchen. Everything was clean and worked. We would definitely stay here again in the future!!
We had a great stay at Fede's apartment. It is a tastefully furnished modern apartment with a small patio situated in a quiet street of the old city centre. It is a 5 to 7-minute walk to the heart of the city. We really enjoyed our stay and will certainly try to stay there again when we visit Malaga. Marijke
Our stay at the Duplex-Center in Malaga was great. We really enjoyed every day! The host Fede was welcoming and very friendly. He even gave us some tips where to go during our stay in the city. He explained us everything and showed us the apartment at our arrival.
The apartment is perfect for 3-4 persons, it is very clean and the furniture are modern and welcoming.
If I'll visit this city again in the future, I definitely will try to stay again at Fede's place! We all 3 recommend this apartment to everybody. It was great!
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Very nice appartment (all brand-new in the centre of Malaga), near to all the places we wanted to visit in town : the castle, the Picasso Museum, shopping centres, cosy restaurants, cocktail bars and pubs, the beach, the theatre Cervantes etc.
We enjoyed our stay very much ! Great hospitality by our host Fede who did everything he could to make our stay pleasant : fruit and drinks in the fridge, very nice beds, very clean appartment, wonderful bathroom, internet connection, touristic info and maps ! We enjoyed our stay in Malaga very much and we recommend this appartment to all the visitors of Malaga !!! We had the time of our life in this beautiful area, full of sun !
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Sehr zentrale Lage, trotzdem nachts ruhig. Optimal für die Erkundung des Stadtzentrums zu Fuß, zentrale Bushaltestelle in 200 m Entfernung. Appartement sehr sauber und modern, Doppelbett etwas schmal. WLAN perfekt, heiße Dusche. Gerne wieder bei Fede!
Super-Wohnung, Super-Malaga, Super-Woche
Wir haben eine aufregende "Semana Santa" in Malaga erlebt. Nach all den beeindruckenden Prozessionen und positiv elektrisch geladenen fröhlichen Menschen hatten wir einen perfekten sicheren und ruhigen Rückzugsort in Fedes Wohnung, die sich aber trotzdem nur wenige Schritte vom Geschehen mitten in der Altstadt befindet. Das Appartement ist absolut sauber, modern und freundlich eingerichtet und bietet alles, was das Urlauberherz braucht. Fede ist ein liebenswerter unkomplizierter Gastgeber, der uns mit allen notwendigen Informationen versorgt hat. Nur eine kleine Bitte: eine Möglichkeit, im Flur die Jacken aufzuhängen wäre hilfreich. Bei einem möglichen nächsten Aufenthalt werden wir uns auf jeden Fall wieder um Fedes Wohnung bemühen. Vielen Dank
Brilliant apartment in good quiet location, short walk to old town and very close to good supermarkets and a local market at the end of the street with a couple of great cafes inside.
Apartment is, clean and modern with a well equipped kitchen stocked with basic items.
We would definitely consider staying here again when we next visit Malaga.
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How to download Google books to PDF?
Google Books - is the biggest online library on the Web. It allows to search, preview and read online millions of books from libraries and publishers worldwide. But reading books on Google Books (online) is hardly comfortable. You can't even add bookmarks. Besides, Google Books doesn't allow to save books and read them offline on your tablet or e-reader like Kindle, Nook or Kobo. You can't print Google Books and read them in bed, but need to sit in front of desktop screen that harms your eyes. Besides, if you use a ebook management program, where you use to organize all your ebook library, you want to download Google Books to your hard drive. But, ok, there are 3 ways to download Google Books to your desktop:
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The book pages that you can view on Google Books are actually PNG images on HTML page. So, it is possible to save any visible book page as an image to your computer. You can "save page as" in any browser and find the PNG image in the saved "files" folder. But you need to scroll the book and repeat this "save page as" operation for each page.
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If I buy GooReader, does that mean I'll have access to all the books online, including those with red label?
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Dear Sir
I think I Sent you the former part of the correspondence of which I now inclose further documents that you may have the whole before you at one view; a fine Kettle of fish cooking for us. I also inclose you two of Claypooles papers by which you will [] the proceedings as far as they have gone of both Houses. we have so many affairs so very critical daily occurring that I fear we must give up our intention of comeing to Quincy this Season. I sometimes fear it will give you a—a—President, whom some I know had rather should be where he is—the close and constant application to publick buisness through a Summer session is sufficient to wear down any constitution. we must make some excursions for a week at a time as soon as Congress get up, but they are detaind by this Sad buisness
mr Gerry acceptance give great Satisfaction, the only objection of those natty Federal Men who did not vote for him, arose not from a want of confidence in his honour or integrity, but from a fear that he would be too tenacious of his own opinions; in a Letter received from him by the President he asks may not instructions be given that if 2 differ from the 3d. the third shall not oppose, but yeald this does not look as if he wisht to be tenacious provided he should happen to be the 3d
I believe my dear Sir I must request the Carriage Sent as Soon as done—I must close or be too late for post
My kind regards / to all Friends from your truly affectionate
A Adams


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Much of this random advice stems from the media, online magazines and blogs that often carry a PPF vs ELSS or NPS vs ELSS comparison this time of year (post-Diwali to March).


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Street Art
Seth Globepainter @ Géraldine Zberro Gallery in ParisFebruary 02, 2014
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On Thursday, Parisian street artist, Seth Globepainter, opened a solo exhibition at Géraldine Zberro Gallery in Paris. The artist presented an entire new body of work using a variety of mediums that included paintings, sculpture and even tapestry.
All photos via Tofart
See additional work from Seth here
More information on the exhibition here