vakantie
16 photos tagged vakantie, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was July 2010.
Zonnen met opvouwbare zonnestralenvanger / Sun bathing with a foldable reflector from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Kampeerder scheert zich / Camper shaving in front of his tent from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Gezin picknickt naast hun DAF / Dutch family having a picnic from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Eetkamer van muskietennetten / Dining room made out of mosquito nets from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Vakantie boeken ondanks oorlogsdreiging / Don't mind Hitler: take your holiday from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Hiëroglyfen kopiëren / Copying Egyptian hieroglyphs from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Tank uit WO I als toeristentram / Tank (WW I) used as rack railway for tourists from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Touringcar in de Alpen / Touring group with motor coach on the Alps from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Studio-opname van kamperend gezin / Studio picture of a modern family camping from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Interieur luchtschip Hindenburg / Interior of the lounge of airship Hindenburg from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Paasdrukte: files bij de grens / Easter holidays: traffic jam from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Bergwandelen / Mountain hiking from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Kruiers bij station Holland Spoor / porters with trunks at a Dutch railway station from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Wereldreiziger vóór vertrek / Globe-trotter Willink with his overloaded moped from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
Autotoerisme / Tourists in a car from Nationaal Archief uploaded July 2010
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Zonnen met opvouwbare zonnestralenvanger / Sun bathing with a foldable reflector
from Nationaal Archief
- Janus said:
- gerardschoemakers said:
- Nationaal Archief said:
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Vakantie in Duitse bunker / Celebrating holidays in German bunker
from Nationaal Archief
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®kT said:
Kostverlorenpark, Zandvoort. (Bunkers are still in use for holidaypurposes)
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Nationaal Archief said:
Thanks, RkT, we changed the description
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jehazet said:
De bunkers als vakantieverblijf spelen een belangrijke rol in de roman 'Poste restante' van René Snoek
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Dirk Vreugdenhil said:
Dat zullen de kinderen wel intressant vinden. Ik speelde vroeger graag in bunkers.
Hiëroglyfen kopiëren / Copying Egyptian hieroglyphs
from Nationaal Archief
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crowded watch said:
must been interesting to see all these hieroglphs
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Sam said:
Looks like serious work in the sun.
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Maria Franciscca said:
My goodness, what a excinting work.
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carlosbezz said:
Congratulations!
This is a wonderful shot!
You are invited to post it to:

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Jan said:
Spijkerschrift en hiërogliefen zijn twee volstrekt verschillende schriften. Het feit dat deze wetenschapper hiërogliefen op een Egyptische tempelmuur bestudeert, impliceert op generlei wijze dat hij een kenner is van het spijkerschrift, dat gebruikt werd voor de Sumerische, Akkadische etc. talen van Mesopotamië.
De inscriptie bevat een van de namen van koning Ramses IV en bevindt zich wellicht op een muur van de tempel van Chonsoe te Karnak.
Cuneiform and hieroglyphs are two totally unrelated writing systems. This scholar is studying a hieroglyphic inscription on an Egyptian temple wall, which does not imply that he can read cuneiform, which was used for writing Sumerian, Akkadian and other languages in Mesopotamia.
The inscription contains one of the names of king Rameses IV and is perhaps situated on a wall of the Khonsu temple in Karnak.