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LAKE BANKRAS

Posted on Monday July 21st, 2008 by radko
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Various new old-maps have been added to the site, including three versions of
the map of Banchem from 1593, another version of the 1686 map and a very
colourfull map from 1687. A first attempt was made to determine the location of
the Bankras lake on a recent satellite image. The result can be found on this
page.


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BAPTISM

Posted on Sunday July 20th, 2008 by radko
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The city archive of Amsterdam is working on making 32 kilometers of archive
digitally available to the public. Searching the database resulted in various
documents of interest: some already digitally available, others have been
requested to be scanned with priority. A new group of pages with scans of
baptism registers has already been added to the site and more additions can be
expected.


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NEW PHOTOGRAPHS

Posted on Sunday January 6th, 2008 by radko
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New photographs of the Bankras mill have been found in an image archive of
Amsterdam. They have been made by amateur photographer Jan Zeegers and show the
mill at different seasons, including more details on the downstream side of the
mill towards the river Amstel (now road Bankraspad). The photographs are
displayed on this page.


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BANKRAS TRAVEL BUGS

Posted on Monday July 9th, 2007 by radko
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Geocaching has become the number 1 outdoor activity of team Bankras. A GPS unit
is used in this popular new sport to search for hidden treasures, staches or
caches. Travel bugs are small traceable objects that move from cache to cache,
when found by geocachers and taken along to be placed in the next stash. Team
Bankras has launched two travel bugs: sneakers Walk2C-42 and Walk2C-45 are now
in competition to travel the longest distance and make the most stops. Maybe
someday a Bankras-cache can be found near N52 18.014 E4 53.762?

Update October 20th, 2007: Details on the first Bankras geocache GC159PX
“MiJa-De Bruine Vloot” are available online.


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PAINTING

Posted on Saturday January 21st, 2006 by radko
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How cool is this: I found some new photographs of the Bankras mill had been
added to the mill database. In the next hour of browsing the net, I found an
image of a painting with just too many similarities. Check out the new pages in
the menu.


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GENOGRAPHY

Posted on Saturday September 24th, 2005 by radko
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“Your Y chromosome results identify you as a member of haplogroup I, a lineage
defined by a genetic marker called M170. This haplogroup is the final
destination of a genetic journey that began some 60,000 years ago with an
ancient Y chromosome marker called M168. The very widely dispersed M168 marker
can be traced so a single individual – Eurasian Adam. This African man, who
lived some 31,000 to 79,000 years ago, is the common ancestor of every
non-African person living today.” More results from The Genographic Project will
(soon) be placed on the Genography page.


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COMPLETELY NEW

Posted on Friday June 3rd, 2005 by radko
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Finally, I have removed the old website and put the new version on-line. Most of
the old content has been transfered, but a lot of things will be added in the
next few weeks. So, update your bookmark and don’t forget to come back.


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GUESTBOOK

Posted on Monday May 30th, 2005 by radko

The guestbook has been transfered and can now be found in the menu below the
header of the page.


Posted in Guestbook


NEW WEBSITE

Posted on Sunday May 29th, 2005 by radko
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This is the first message on the renewed website bankras.net. The old site is
still on-line for now, until all information has been transfered. The new site
works on the WordPress blog system en all genealogy information will probably be
hosted with Retrospect-GDS. Oh … and if everything is allright you can even pick
your preferred language.


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