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Identifying outdoor assembly sites in early medieval England [PDF]

, 2015
Venues of outdoor assembly are an important type of archaeological site. Using the example of early medieval (Anglo-Saxon; 5th–11th centuries A.D.) meeting places in England we describe a new multidisciplinary method for identifying and characterizing ...
Baker, John, Brookes, Stuart
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From explicit prohibition to ambiguity in prohibiting [PDF]

, 2015
El trabajo fue presentado en la sección monográfica sobre lenguaje tabú en el mencionado congreso.This contribution will deal with two topics closely related and intermingled.
Chamizo-Dominguez, Pedro Jose
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Philosophy & Architecture [PDF]

, 2016
Philosophy & Architecture special number of philosophy@LISBON (International eJournal) 5 | 2016 edited by Tomás N. Castro with Maribel Mendes Sobreira Centro de Filosofia da Universidade de Lisboa
Castro, Tomás N., Sobreira, Maribel Mendes   +1 more
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Maltese archaeology : what future? [PDF]

, 2008
Up to the end of the 19th century, whatever archaeological activity was conducted on Maltese soil was by antiquarians or dilettanti. The 17th-century ‘father of Maltese historiography’, Gian Francesco Abela, was merely a collector of antiquities and does
Bonanno, Anthony
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Alanian Traces in the Sava Region Toponymy

Indo-European Linguistics and Classical Philology, 2022
A. Iliadi
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The nautical atlases of Alī al-sharafī [PDF]

, 2008
The two extant atlases of the 16th-century Tunisian chartmaker and scholar Alī al-Sharafī are indispensable documents for understanding the history and development of Maghrebi nautical cartography.
Herrera-Casais, Mónica
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«Iranica» in the Dnieper Region Toponymy

Indo-European Linguistics and Classical Philology, 2021
A. Iliadi
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‘Back from the silence with something to say’: Ursula Le Guin’s Lavinia and silence as classical reception

Classical Receptions Journal
This article explores the power of silence in the feminist recovery of classical texts to open up engaged spaces for women’s creative reworkings, taking as a case study Lavinia and her reception in Ursula Le Guin’s (2008) novel of the same name.
Emily Hauser
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A Place in the Dust: Text, Topography and a Toponymic Note on Micah 1:10-12a [PDF]

, 2010
The poetry of Micah’s oracle of doom (Mic 1:8-16) combines two undeniable motifs, the motif of the lament and that of geography. The latter motif is not well understood due to the obscurity of the place names found in vv. 10a-12b.
Matthew Suriano
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Residential toponyms and urban change (1890–2000) in a seaside resort town, Benicàssim, Spain [PDF]

, 2009
This paper examines the naming patterns of residential dwellings in a seaside resort town, Benicàssim (Valencia), on Spain’s Mediterranean coast. The fi eldwork encompassed a survey of over 500 dwelling units along the town’s coastal margin which has ...
Ortells Chabrera, Vicent
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