EDIT: this app temporarily works on fewer types of phones, is being worked on.
Early 'Hague' farmers on buried dunes
The Wateringse Binnentuinen are now a spacious new residential area in The Hague, with lots of greenery and water. Almost five thousand years ago it was much larger, greener and more watery there. Here was a row of dunes, near the former coastline, in the middle of marshes. There, around 2900 BC, a group of people appeared, undoubtedly with a tree canoe. They spent a few days in a shelter and ate a porpoise. Not long after their departure, more people came to see dense dunes. They built houses, fed cattle and sowed fields. They were only a few dozen and almost had the empire alone. Almost because they had contacts with neighbors down the dunes, and with people far in the south, where the flint and stone tools came from that they needed. After a while these early Hague farmers left again with an unknown destination.
Archaeologists from the municipality of Den haag excavated and studied the residence of these people in 2011 and 2012. Based on their findings, archaeologists Peter Stokkel and Evert van Ginkel have written a book about prehistoric life on the dunes. They reconstruct that life on the basis of vague earth traces and small pieces of flint and earthenware, which come to life through beautiful photographs and 'interactive pages'. With a smartphone or tablet, the reader can conjure up a moving image of making an arrow, modeling a pot or cutting down a tree with a stone ax. A surprising look into a long gone time!
This archaeological public book contains a number of Augmented Reality (AR) images. You can see this by downloading the app. Open the app and go to the pages with the AR sign. Here you can get nice extra information about the image through AR.
This app does not work (yet) for all phones.
The following phones work zoiezo:
Samsung Galaxy j1, a5, s5 (android 8), a6, a7, s7, a8
Wiley Fox Swift 2x
Moto E4
One plus 3T
Huawei 10 light
The following phones are not working (as yet):
Huawei p Smart
Xiaomi Redmi note 3 pro
Honor view 10
Samsung Galaxy 8 note
Early 'Hague' farmers on buried dunes
The Wateringse Binnentuinen are now a spacious new residential area in The Hague, with lots of greenery and water. Almost five thousand years ago it was much larger, greener and more watery there. Here was a row of dunes, near the former coastline, in the middle of marshes. There, around 2900 BC, a group of people appeared, undoubtedly with a tree canoe. They spent a few days in a shelter and ate a porpoise. Not long after their departure, more people came to see dense dunes. They built houses, fed cattle and sowed fields. They were only a few dozen and almost had the empire alone. Almost because they had contacts with neighbors down the dunes, and with people far in the south, where the flint and stone tools came from that they needed. After a while these early Hague farmers left again with an unknown destination.
Archaeologists from the municipality of Den haag excavated and studied the residence of these people in 2011 and 2012. Based on their findings, archaeologists Peter Stokkel and Evert van Ginkel have written a book about prehistoric life on the dunes. They reconstruct that life on the basis of vague earth traces and small pieces of flint and earthenware, which come to life through beautiful photographs and 'interactive pages'. With a smartphone or tablet, the reader can conjure up a moving image of making an arrow, modeling a pot or cutting down a tree with a stone ax. A surprising look into a long gone time!
This archaeological public book contains a number of Augmented Reality (AR) images. You can see this by downloading the app. Open the app and go to the pages with the AR sign. Here you can get nice extra information about the image through AR.
This app does not work (yet) for all phones.
The following phones work zoiezo:
Samsung Galaxy j1, a5, s5 (android 8), a6, a7, s7, a8
Wiley Fox Swift 2x
Moto E4
One plus 3T
Huawei 10 light
The following phones are not working (as yet):
Huawei p Smart
Xiaomi Redmi note 3 pro
Honor view 10
Samsung Galaxy 8 note
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