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Crossing the bog – Excavation and Documentation of a wooden track North-West Germany

Lower-Saxony is located in North-West Germany, East of the Netherlands and ending in the North Sea. This region is known for its wetlands and bogs, which represent today only about 5% of its total surface. These were and are mainly made of peat also called also turf, which is a deposit soil formed by the partial decomposition of vegetal matter in wet acidic conditions. Left in the sun for drying, peat was used as a fuel for cooking and heating.

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CIPA BEIJING 2021 in Hybrid Format

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At CIPA Heritage Documentation, we are dedicated to integrating advanced technology with cultural heritage preservation. As a dynamic international non-profit organization, we connect measurement, visualization and computer sciences with the essential work of recording, conserving, and documenting cultural heritage.

Our mission is to develop and promote best practices for recording and managing cultural heritage information. We support the creation and enhancement of specialized tools and techniques, ensuring that heritage professionals have the resources they need to protect and document cultural treasures for future generations.

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