Burial mounds from the shorthand era

peerke70

@peerke701697432336 · 20 Sep 2020

Burial mounds from the shorthand era

Very, very, very much, I would have thought of it myself. But unfortunately, he already exists.
Surely a point to think about... is this what we want to leave to archaeologists?

In a few centuries, people will be searching for hunebeds, burial mounds and what do they find?

We have largely unpacked the Hunebedden and stripped of their historical values. Burial mounds are still there, but do not fall near the huge hills that we ourselves have managed to build in our time...

Every day I drove past such a burial mound. At Bussloo (just before or after Deventer depending on which side you are coming) The smell already caters to you.

And then think, this is our legacy, the time capsule of our time, the shorthand era. https://interessantetijden.nl/2020/03/04/grafheuvels-uit-het-steno-tijdperk/
#Nederland

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Soberana

4 years ago

Interessante column. Ik vraag me alleen af of de smartphone-generatie wel eens het woord 'steno' heeft gehoord, laat staan zou weten wat het inhield (Oma/Opa, wat is 'notuleren', wie waren Steger, Pont en Groote??)🤣