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Petits Propos Culinaires, 2010
I mentioned in the last issue the existence of this book from the pens and camera of Nicholas Gray and Maggie Armstrong (available by application to <spigolizzi@libero.it>). I wanted to include a chapter or two but found it impossible to capture its essence.
Nicholas Gray, Maggie Armstrong
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I mentioned in the last issue the existence of this book from the pens and camera of Nicholas Gray and Maggie Armstrong (available by application to <spigolizzi@libero.it>). I wanted to include a chapter or two but found it impossible to capture its essence.
Nicholas Gray, Maggie Armstrong
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Tornadoes in Southern Apulia (Italy)
Natural Hazards, 2005Numerous tornadoes have traversed southern Apulia in the course of the last five centuries, causing severe damage and a significant loss of life. Historical chronicles and newspaper articles allowed more than 30 tornadic events to be identified; in particular, 26 of these have occurred during the last two centuries.
Gianfreda F, Miglietta M, Sanso P
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2011
Published as part of LePeru, 2011, Atypidae to Theridiidae in The Spiders of Europe, a Synthesis 1 on page ...
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Published as part of LePeru, 2011, Atypidae to Theridiidae in The Spiders of Europe, a Synthesis 1 on page ...
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Abstract In the recent and final Bronze Age, Apulia participated in the Apennine and sub-Apennine cultures that spread throughout the Italian peninsula. However, the region had a specific character due to the intense Mycenaean commercial presence along its coasts.
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Antiquity, 1986
In recognition of the significance of these sites, and those of the classical and medieval periods also revealed by aerial photography, the Apulia Committee was set up under the auspices of the Society of Antiquaries to organize a systematic programme of research.
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In recognition of the significance of these sites, and those of the classical and medieval periods also revealed by aerial photography, the Apulia Committee was set up under the auspices of the Society of Antiquaries to organize a systematic programme of research.
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2002
AbstractThis chapter briefly considers the history of malaria in the south of Italy, with particular reference to Salpi in Apulia and the region of Beneventum. The relationship of the agriculture of Apulia to malaria is discussed, and parallels are drawn with a malaria epidemic in Apulia during the First World War.
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AbstractThis chapter briefly considers the history of malaria in the south of Italy, with particular reference to Salpi in Apulia and the region of Beneventum. The relationship of the agriculture of Apulia to malaria is discussed, and parallels are drawn with a malaria epidemic in Apulia during the First World War.
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Agricultural reality in Apulia
Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geography, 1978Mannella, S. Agricultural reality in Apulia. Norsk geogr. Tidsskr. Vol. 32, 173–179. Oslo. ISSN 0029-1951. A survey of agriculture in Apulia, Italy, is presented. Farm size and management are dealt with in some detail. It is maintained that in spite of indications of changes from extensive to more intensive types of cultivation the present very ...
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2020
Il contributo è dedicato all'iscrizione etrusca NA incisa sotto il fondo di un'oinochoe di bucchero rinvenuta in una tomba di Arpi.
Carmine Pellegrino +2 more
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Il contributo è dedicato all'iscrizione etrusca NA incisa sotto il fondo di un'oinochoe di bucchero rinvenuta in una tomba di Arpi.
Carmine Pellegrino +2 more
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Economic expansion in Byzantine Apulia
2006Arthur Paul. Economic expansion in Byzantine Apulia. In: Histoire et culture dans l’Italie byzantine : acquis et nouvelles recherches. Rome : École Française de Rome, 2006. pp. 389-405. (Publications de l'École française de Rome, 363)
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