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American Journal of Archaeology, 1943
The Museum has long needed a major work of the so-called Hellenistic age. As we have several outstanding sculptures of the archaic period, it seemed desirable that they should be matched by a correspondingly important work from the latest phase of Greek art.
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The Museum has long needed a major work of the so-called Hellenistic age. As we have several outstanding sculptures of the archaic period, it seemed desirable that they should be matched by a correspondingly important work from the latest phase of Greek art.
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1995
El autor estudia la curiosa analogía de la serpiente de bronce de Nm 21,4-9 con Cristo en la cruz y, coincidiendo con diversos estudiosos de hace siglos, la considera excelente. Como ejemplo de “midrás” cristiano, Jn 3,16-21 se desarrolló fácilmente a partir de 3,15, y ambos pasajes empalman sin solución de continuidad.
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El autor estudia la curiosa analogía de la serpiente de bronce de Nm 21,4-9 con Cristo en la cruz y, coincidiendo con diversos estudiosos de hace siglos, la considera excelente. Como ejemplo de “midrás” cristiano, Jn 3,16-21 se desarrolló fácilmente a partir de 3,15, y ambos pasajes empalman sin solución de continuidad.
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Isoko Bronzes and the Lower Niger Bronze Industries
African Arts, 1980Etude des objets en bronze trouves chez les clans Isoko du Nord-Ouest du delta du Niger (Nigeria), dont une partie ont ete fabriques par les Isoko eux-memes. Revue des recherches effectuees sur les bronzes du Bas-Niger a la lumiere de ces nouvelles donnees.
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2002
The term “Bronze Age” represents that segment of time that succeeded the New Stone Age (Neolithic) and the Copper Age (a term that is used variably across Europe to indicate the time when copper metallurgy first became widespread). Although the name implies that it was the alloying of copper with tin and other minerals that was important, in fact there
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The term “Bronze Age” represents that segment of time that succeeded the New Stone Age (Neolithic) and the Copper Age (a term that is used variably across Europe to indicate the time when copper metallurgy first became widespread). Although the name implies that it was the alloying of copper with tin and other minerals that was important, in fact there
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1998
Chalcolithic man was clearly aware of the many useful features of copper that made it preferable to stone or organic materials for some specialized applications. Among these properties were its elasticity and particularly plasticity, which allowed sheets or chunks of copper to be given useful shapes. Chalcolithic man also exploited the fact that copper
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Chalcolithic man was clearly aware of the many useful features of copper that made it preferable to stone or organic materials for some specialized applications. Among these properties were its elasticity and particularly plasticity, which allowed sheets or chunks of copper to be given useful shapes. Chalcolithic man also exploited the fact that copper
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Dairying enabled Early Bronze Age Yamnaya steppe expansions
Nature, 2021William Taylor +2 more
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The Electrodeposition of Bronze Using Bronze Anodes
Transactions of the IMF, 1936D. J. Macnaughtan, S. Baier
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Large-scale migration into Britain during the Middle to Late Bronze Age
Nature, 2022Helen Goodchild +2 more
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The genomic origins of the Bronze Age Tarim Basin mummies
Nature, 2021Fan Zhang, Pengcheng Ma, Long Yu
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Paleolithic to Bronze Age Siberians Reveal Connections with First Americans and across Eurasia
Cell, 2020He Yu, Yuwen Zhang, Marina K Karapetian
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