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Photo-impression Symposium Waddenland-Outstanding

Day 1- December 1 2016

150 participants at Symposium Waddenland Outstanding

From left to right: Thomas Steensen, director Nordfriisk Instituut, Heinz Maurus, Chairman of the County Council of Nordfriesland, Jouke van Dijk, Director of the Waddenacademie, Anke Spoorendonk, Minister for Justice, Cultural and

Moderator: Jos Bazelmans, Head of the Department of Archaeological Heritage of the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands

Heinz Maurus, Chairman of the County Council of Nordfriesland

Anke Spoorendonk, Minister for Justice, Cultural and European Affairs of the State of Schleswig-Holstein

Thomas Steensen, director Nordfriisk Instituut

Jeppe Nevers, Director of the Centre for Maritime and Business History, University of Southern Denmark

Press conference

Meindert Schroor (Waddenacademie): Waddenland: concoction or reality? Defining the Waddenland in a geographical and historic context

Audience

Jens Enemark (Waddenacademie) on behalf of Ludwig Fischer (University of Hamburg) and Karsten Reise (Alfred Wegner Institute, Sylt): An urgent call for integration: Protecting natural and cultural values of the Wadden Sea Coast in

Coffee break

Audience

Audience

SJerpy Moeyersoons-Joustra assisting Jos Bazelmans, who speehed on behalf of Jan Kolen

Audience

Hans-Ulrich Rösner (WWF): Is an existing natural landscape a problem for cultural landscapes?

Audience

Gilles de Langen (University of Groningen/ Fryske Akademy) & Hauke Jöns (Lower Saxon Institute for Historic Coastal Research): Research and management of the archaeological heritage of the Wadden Sea - on both sides of the dike (K

Martina Karle & Felix Bittmann (Lower Saxon Institute for Historic Coastal Research): Discover the traces of the past in the Wadden Sea - Presentation of two consecutive joint-venture projects

Hanna Hadler & Andreas Vött (University of Mainz): Drowned by the Grote Mandränke in 1362 AD - new geo-archaeological research on the late medieval trading centre Rungholt (North Frisia)

Mans Schepers (University of Groningen): Why all the rush? How terp archaeology will benefit from a nuanced view of past landscapes and peoples role therein

Marco Bakker (University of Groningen): Exploitation and settlement dynamics of the Frisian coastal peat zone during the Iron Age and Roman period

Johan Nicolay (University of Groningen): Earlymedieval kingship around the southern North Sea

Martin Segschneider (Lower Saxon Institute for Historic Coastal Research)

Morten Søvsø (Museum of Southwest Jutland): Between Groothusen and Ribe. Key sites of earlymedieval Wadden sea trade in the light of current research

Official Symposium dinner in the “HandwerkerHaus”

Symposium dinner

Symposium dinner

Symposium dinner

Norma Schulz, Frisian Musician from the island of Föhr

Director and chef of the “HandwerkerHaus”

[Translate to english:] Opening statement by Dieter Harrsen, Head of the County of Nordfriesland

Day 2- December 2 2016

Jos Bazelman opens day 2

Audience

Ludwig Fischer (University of Hamburg): Victory over the sea. Dutch diking technics in the 17th – 18th century and the impact on Europe´s history of mentality (Key note)

Audience

Nina Hinrichs (University of Paderborn): The Wadden Sea in visual art as projection platform for ideologies in national socialism

Norbert Fischer (University of Hamburg): Death, landscape and memory. Case studies on the Wadden Sea Coast and the islands

Anne Marie Overgaard (Museum South Jutland): Living with water in the coastal marsh areas of the Tøndermarsk and Gotteskoog

Audience

Otto Knottnerus (Haren): The invention of the Wadden Sea

Audience

Goffe Jensma (University of Groningen): Frisian myth and reality

Discussion

poster presentation

poster presentation

poster presentation

poster presentation

poster presentation

poster presentation

Meindert Schroor (Waddenacademie): Waddenland: Insular society and precursor of the European economic and socio-cultural crisis (Key note)

Mette Guldberg (Fisheries and Maritime Museum Esbjerg): Contacts along the Wadden Sea Coast (1600-1800) – Local communities and regional economies with a global touch

Audience

Jan Oberg (University of Bremen): Was there a maritime culture in Bremen in the 19th century? Ethnohistorical notes on coastal societies

Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen (University of Aarhus): Capitalists, peasants and landless. The different social models of the early modern rural societies in the Waddenland parts of Schleswig

Winner of the poster prize Jannes Frölich of WWF Deutschland

Day 3- December 3 2016

Audience at day 3 of the symposium

Manfred Vollmer (Wadden Sea Forum): Learning from the Lancewad projects. Challenges and the regional approaches in a trans-boundary context

Ulf Ickerodt & Matthias Maluck (State Archaeological Authority Schleswig-Holstein): Energy transition, a challenge for the management of the landscape heritage

Jacobus Hofstede (Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Energy, Agriculture, the Environment and Rural Areas): Climate change adaptation in the Schleswig- Holstein sector of the Wadden Sea: The scientific basis of an integrated State Gove

Peter Südbeck (Wadden Sea National Park Authority Lower Saxony): The Lower Saxon Biosphere Reserve Programme. Engaging with inhabitants and stakeholders for a sustainable development

Beate Ratter & Martin Döring (Helmholz Centre/ University of Hamburg): Sense of place in the Wadden Sea area - Local consciousness and knowledge for placed-based sustainable development

Karsten Reise (Alfred Wegner Institute): Climate change: Accommodating more water at the Wadden Sea coast

Linde Egberts (Free University, Amsterdam): A future for cultural history of the Dutch Wadden Region: Challenges and policies in a maritime cultural landscape

Anne-Mette Hjalager (University of Southern Denmark): Big nature, big data: Digital alignment of leisure and conservation

Concluding forum discussion with Claus von Carnap- Bornheim, Schleswig- Holstein, Director of the Foundation of the Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesmuseen, Schloss Gottorf; Jouke van Dijk, chairman of the Waddenacademie; Janne Liburd

interventions/ statements from the speakers and the audience

discussion

[Translate to english:] Claus von Carnap- Bornheim, Schleswig- Holstein, Director of the Foundation of the Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesmuseen, Schloss Gottorf

[Translate to english:] Janne Liburd, chairman of the National Park Board

[Translate to english:] Co Verdaas, chairman of the Wadden Sea Board

[Translate to english:] interventions/ statements from the speakers and the audience

[Translate to english:] Discussion

[Translate to english:] Thomas Steensen: Closing remarks on behalf of the organizers

Day 3-Post conference excursion to Eiderstedt: A landscape heritage in the change of times

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion to Eiderstedt: A landscape heritage in the change of times, Ludwig Fisher in the bus

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion to Eiderstedt

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Guide: Sönnich Volquardsen, regional historian (Tetenbüll/ Eiderstedt)

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

[Translate to english:] Post conference excursion

Photography: Thomas Lorenzen www.meeresleuchten.com