- 54°39′11″N 8°21′20″E / 54.6530°N 8.3555°E. Talking Gravestones at St. Clemens Church, in Nebel on Amrum Island, Germany.
- The talking gravestones on Amrum and Föhr often feature intricate depictions of various ships, including fishing smacks, galiots, tjalks, koffs, brigs, barques...
- The graveyard of the "speaking stones" on the North Sea island of Amrum is the final resting place of drowned sailors, whale harpooners and even slave traders.Bulunamadı: talking
- The Talking Gravestones of Amrum , also known as the Story-telling Gravestones , are historic artifacts on the German island of Amrum, one of the... more.
- Restored so called “Talking gravestones” on St.-Clemens-church cemetery in Nebel give insight to the life of the former mainly seafaring inhabitants.
- Discover the best hikes and paths to "Talking" gravestones in Süderende, North Frisia.
- This special type of gravestone is only found in northern Germany and especially on the islands of Föhr, with 265 examples, and Amrum with 152 examples.
- The changing political landscape, coupled with changing aesthetic preferences, had a lasting impact on the fate of the talking gravestones.
- Unlike ordinary markers, these gravestones, scattered across various cemeteries on the islands, bear inscriptions that provide insights into the lives and stories of...
- They can be found in the cemeteries of .Browse Getty Images’ premium collection of high-quality, authentic Talking Gravestones Of Föhr stock photos...
- Part of the North Frisian Islands, Amrun and Föhr are home to a fascinating tradition known as “Sprechende Grabsteine” or “talking gravestones”.
- With the term Speaking Stones , Talking grave stones or one speaking stones in some places (especially in Jeverland , Friesland , East Friesland and North...
- Hark Olufs died in Süddorf on Amrum on 13 October 1754. Even today his gravestone, which is one of the talking stones, stands in Nebel in the cemetery at St...
- ...and death that occurred on the island, and the other is perhaps Amrum’s biggest claim to fame — their talking gravestones, or story-telling gravestones.
