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The video is based on area we call nowadays The Netherlands (here and there can be some mistakes found or is simply not that accurate) - All credits to Lyria Mapping (here on youtube)

Are you ready to spend 14 minutes of your life learning about a small province that you probably never heard of? BOY do I have the video for you! The one you are watching right now... So peel your peepers away from the description and start watching the video you silly goose! _______________________________ MUSIC AND SOUND CREDITS Jingle made by Matthijs Rooks, check him out! http://matthijsrooks.nl/ Sound effects from

_______________________________ SOURCES ⮞ Books: • Doedens, A., Kortlever, Y. and Mulder, L.,Geschiedenis van Nederland: Het verhaal van prehistorie tot heden (Zutphen, 2015) • Kooistra, D., Frieslands verleden: De Friezen en hun geschiedenis in vijftig verhalen (Bornmeer, 2016). • Terpstra, P., Tweeduizend jaar geschiedenis van Friesland (Leeuwarden, 1980) ⮞ Websites: • Afûk, Fryske Kanon: De ko (Leeuwarden, 2008)

• Afûk, Fryske Kanon: De Hludana-stien (Leeuwarden, 2008)

• Afûk, Fryske Kanon: Hegebeintum (Leeuwarden, 2008)

(The design of the 11en30 site is sadly broken at the moment) ⮞ Translations of Pliny the Elder and Tacitus that I used: • Pliny the Elder, The Natural History: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.02.0137%3Abook%3D16%3Achapter%3D1 • Tacitus, The Annals: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.02.0078%3Abook%3D4%3Achapter%3D72 _______________________________ IMAGE CREDITS Backgrounds are a menhir with some prehistoric art and Corinthian columns Texture for the background from:

Map borders are based on just some spears and on the border of a fresco in Pompeii ⮞ Images: • Photo of the Drususstein:

• The drawing of the Drususstein:

• Photo of Doutzen Kroes

⮞ Maps: • Modern parts of the map based on OpenStreetMap • Older parts of the map based on:

Source: RACM & TNO. Developed for the National Research Agenda Archeology www.noaa.nl _______________________________ Hashtags: #history #friesland #prehistoric #romans #germanic #frisian #netherlands #fryslân #ostfriesland #groningen #geschiedenis _______________________________ 0:00 Intro 0:40 Prehistory - Landscape 1:54 Prehistory- First men 3:27 Prehistory - Terpen 5:02 Romans - Roman Arrival 8:25 Romans - Baduhenna Woods 11:06 Romans - End of the Frisii

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