Holtingerveld

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Archaeologists delight in the Holtingerveld in the southwest of Drenthe. The burial mounds, the dolmens, the push moraine left behind after the melting of a thick ice sheet some 150,000 years ago… they have shaped the landscape. Due to the movement of ice masses, the soil acquired a layer of boulder clay, through which water hardly seeps. As a result, rare plants such as tuberous pea (Lathyrus tuberosus) and graceful St John’s wort (Hypericum pulchrum) can grow here. There are few areas in Drenthe where so many plant species grow per square kilometer.